Join us for a conversation with artist Marlyn Cheses, who will discuss the work in her retrospective show on display at the Boulder JCC. Marlyn has been creating art her entire life, but in 1990 went back to art school and began a mid-life professional transformation as a serious sculptor, photographer and artist. One of her sculptures, a life-size bronze, The Last Butterfly, dedicated to the children who perished in the Holocaust is on display at the Jewish Museum of Belgium, in Brussels. Another collection of photographs, Reflections Without a Voice, and a bronze sculpture, Shoah, are in the possession of The Florida Holocaust Museum in Saint Petersburg, Florida. Marlyn's Ground Zero photographs, have been shown by the Mizel Museum in Denver. (The opening reception for her show is Sunday, Sept. 19 at 6 pm at the Boulder JCC.)