Film Screening: “The Story of Tamara de Lempicka and the Art of Survival”

Join the Mint Museum for a screening of a visually striking documentary about the life of renowned Art Deco painter Tamara de Lempicka. This 96-minute film traces her remarkable journey from fame in 1920s Paris through her escape to the United States in 1940 as fascism rose in Europe, and her rediscovery in today's art world. The screening pairs nicely with the museum's current exhibition on designer handbags, offering context into the glamorous Jazz Age and the complex legacy of a celebrated but often misunderstood artist. This free event is presented as part of the Jewish Film Festival in partnership with the Levine Jewish Community Center. It's a wonderful opportunity for families and art enthusiasts to explore an important historical figure through cinema. If you need accessibility accommodations or services, contact the Sr. Director of Human Resources at [email protected] or 704.337.2017. More details about accessibility options are available on the museum's website.