Henry Faulkner is popularly remembered as a painter with an eccentric personality, but he was so much more. Come discover how Faulkner's identity as a sexual outlaw propelled him into international circles, exposed him to incarceration, and profoundly impacted his art. Historian Jonathan Coleman will reveal why Faulkner's greatest legacy is his irrepressible queerness.

Presented in cooperation with the Lexington Public Library’s Henry Faulkner Week, February 25-March 3