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Muse: The Women of Picasso

What if we could hear their story?

Muse: The Women of Picasso tells the story of the portraits created by the legendary painter of his wives, lovers, daughters and... Gertrude Stein.  Set in a portrait gallery, the paintings finally get a chance to tell THEIR story. 

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Our Story... Their Story

In 2017, Caitlin visited the National Portrait Gallery in London to see an exhibit of Picasso's work.  A lover of art history, she was familiar with his work and different styles, but this exhibit struck her in a different way...  She began to ask questions about who these women were and how they were all drawn to be drawn by a man who seemed to steal the life from them while he immortalized them for the world.  A world that would know their images, but forget their names.

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Told from the perspective of his friend and sometimes subject, Gertrude Stein, we are introduced to the women and their stories.  

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What would happen if these paintings could tell us what they saw?  What would happen if these paintings could sing?

Picasso short demo - 5_17_22, 4.21 PM

Meet The Team

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Caitlin McKechney

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Composer and Creator

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Nora Winsler

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Director and Creator

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Kirsten Volness

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Co-Composer and Orchestrator

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Zainab Barry

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Book Writer

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