Philosophy at the Museum: Renoir, Degas, and Manet

​On a bright afternoon, the sun had fallen in love with man. Rosy cheeks, flowing dresses, and happy laughter all tell the stories of a summer not long gone. There is an old building on the corner of the street, and through the window, you can see girls dancing ballet...

​This time, we will step back into the 19th century and explore the works of three masters of Impressionism: Renoir, Degas, and Manet.

​The program will include three 30-minute conversations, with participants divided into groups of 3–4 for each session. Through structured prompts and brief introductions before each conversation, participants will be invited to engage with the artworks through philosophical reflection and personal interpretation.