Conversation: Unlocking Caravaggio @artinstitutechi
Conversation: Unlocking Caravaggio  @artinstitutechi
Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Caravaggio was a revolutionary figure whose name precedes him. His work ignited a movement known as Caravaggism and a circle of loyal followers called Caravaggisti, but beyond his name, what is the essence of his powerful and mysterious style?

Museum educator Marielle Epstein, hosted a conversation about Among Friends and Rivals: Caravaggio in Rome. In this unique program, inspired by public tours and discussions taking place in the Art Institute galleries, Marielle created an interactive opportunity to discuss, question, and reflect on the Baroque master’s unique life and practice, in hope that together, they could unlock Caravaggio.
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Conversation: Unlocking Caravaggio

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