Megan Foster Campbell: Scorned, Banned & Destroyed – Degenerate Art during Hitler’s Third Reich

Join Megan Foster Campbell, an instructor in Art and International Studies at ICC, for a thought-provoking lecture on “degenerate art” during Hitler’s Third Reich. This session explores how modern artists were labeled, censored, and removed from public view as part of a broader effort to control culture and expression. Campbell will examine the historical context behind these actions and what they reveal about the relationship between art, politics, and power. Through this lens, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how artistic voices can be challenged or suppressed. Stop by to engage with a powerful topic that connects art history to larger global conversations.