Great Art Wednesday:
Jamie Wyeth & the Unflinching Eye

Wednesday, November 18 at 11am and 2pm in the Anderson Studio

Running Time: 84 minutes

A Juno Films documentary, directed by Glenn Holsten.

The first feature documentary on an artist who painted JFK, Andy Warhol, and the animals on his own Maine farm with the same unflinching eye.

Jamie Wyeth is the third generation of a painting dynasty that includes his grandfather N.C. Wyeth and father Andrew Wyeth, and he's carved out his own path within it. His subjects range from John F. Kennedy and Andy Warhol to Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rudolf Nureyev, and the animals on his farm and the islands of Maine, always seen through a distinctive, sometimes unsettling lens.

Jamie Wyeth and the Unflinching Eye is the first feature-length documentary to take in the full scope of his life and work.

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Wed, Nov 18th, 2026 at 11:00 am
Wed, Nov 18th, 2026 at 2:00 pm
 
 

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Tickets: $15

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This performance features general admission seating. Early arrival is recommended for best seat selection.

Doors open 30 minutes before showtime.

Great Art Wednesday, 2026–2027

Wednesday, October 21
James McNeill Whistler

Wednesday, November 18
Jamie Wyeth & the Unflinching Eye

Wednesday, December 9
Four Rational People

January: no screening

Wednesday, February 10
Renoir & Love

Wednesday, March 10
Vermeer from The National Gallery

Wednesday, April 7 at 5:30pm*
Janet Fish: Catching the Light*

Wednesday, May 19
Monet

*This special presentation will screen in the historic Rothrock Main Stage, followed by a Q&A with the Janet Fish Foundation. All other screenings will take place in the Anderson Studio at 11am and 2pm.

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