01:22:36	Karen:	Shahzia Sikander Arose
01:23:29	Karen:	I compared to Young woman  by Alan Houser
01:25:27	Emily Shapiro:	I chose art works that each contained an “encounter/exchange” theme within them One was a Kongo Crucifix; my new one (to me) was an 18th c. Chinoiserie-inspired British teapot.
01:29:38	Fran Megarry:	New to me was the Coconut grater stool.  So great
01:31:49	Manju Parikh:	I found two new pieces - Double Plot by Otobong Nkanga and They say Minnesota Nice by Wanbli Koyake.
01:37:13	Terry Nadler:	I compared Monet's Grainstacks to Weldon's The Butterly Catchers. Weldon was part of a group of American Impressionist painters who lived near Monet in Giverny.  While there, Weldon painted his own Haystacks.
01:37:37	Mary Ann Wark:	I ask the teacher if there are specific works the teacher watsn
01:40:07	Terry Nadler:	My theme is "Painting Out-of-Doors" for the Monet's Grainstacks and Weldon's The Butterfly Catchers.  Monet influenced Weldon. Monet's Impressionism influences Weldon's American Impressionism.
01:44:44	lynelleosgood:	Knowing we will be able to have the student touring information is awesome!
01:50:36	Jill McMahan:	Is this Women Artists or Women subjects, or both/either
01:51:00	Jill McMahan:	Thank you both
02:03:08	lynelleosgood:	Hopefully, our museum has learned from the past year
02:03:41	JeanMarie:	Thank you all1
02:05:01	Fran Megarry:	This has been a wonderful meeting,  Many thanks to everyone.
02:05:08	Susan Arndt:	St Paul!!
02:09:06	Jeanne Lutz:	Thank you, everyone.
02:09:08	Karen:	Thank you Debbi and Kara!