High Noon Talk: Seeing Stevie Ray
Programs
September 1, 2021 12:00pm - 1:00pm
See the Texas musician who inspired legions of fans and earned legendary status among guitarists.
Event Details
From Oak Cliff on the south side of Dallas to the blues clubs of Austin, Stevie Ray Vaughan established himself as the finest guitar player of his generation and perhaps the best of all time. From 1983 until just before his death in 1990, photographer Tracy Anne Hart captured Vaughan as he summoned magic with his passion, his technique, his intensity, and his love for the music. The result of that work is in the book, Seeing Stevie Ray. Join Hart for a talk on this deeply felt visual portrait of Stevie Ray Vaughan, and experience his genius in an entirely new way. Inspiration for this program comes from the exhibition, GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked The World, and the Bullock Museum's Texas History Galleries.
High Noon Talks highlight interesting and often untold topics through a casual lunch-time lecture.
Purchase this book online through the Museum Store. All purchases support the Bullock Museum’s exhibitions and educational programs.
Program is FREE to the public.
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Tracy Anne Hart, a professional photographer since 1981, is the owner of The Heights Gallery. Her photographs of music legends have been exhibited in galleries and are in private collections from Texas to Australia. Her work has graced album and DVD covers, billboards, international magazines, and other media.
Public programs at the Bullock Museum explore relevant history and celebrate the culture that has shaped our modern world. Through engaging discussions, performances, and scholarship guests are invited to see local connections and discover how Texas fits into a broader national story.
At the Bullock Museum, programs have been a place for the community to gather and celebrate culture, explore new ideas, and share experiences together. During the COVID-19 pandemic, programs still provide an opportunity to bring the community together, even if we are apart. Please join us through virtual programs and enjoy lessons, discussions and activities with your family, friends and neighbors who are also participating from home.
This online program has automated closed captioning.
You will be prompted to download the Zoom application for mobile or desktop if it is not already installed. You do not need a Zoom account to join this livestream.
For security and privacy purposes, attendees will not have video or audio capabilities. Questions will be moderated by Museum staff. Participants will not be allowed to send private messages or media in the livestream.
Banner image courtesy Tracy Anne Hart
The Bullock Texas State History Museum is a division of the Texas State Preservation Board. Additional support for educational programming provided by the Texas State History Museum Foundation.
