Patricia Hills has given many lectures at museums, universities, libraries, and community centers throughout the United States of America and Europe. 

Specific topics on which she can lecture include: 

African American Art in general and specifically Jacob Lawrence and Romare Bearden;

Stuart Davis and American Modernism in the 1920s;

John Sloan and the Ashcan School;

Eastman Johnson and Images of Blacks in the 19th Century;  

the Development of Genre Painting in the 19th Century;

John Singer Sargent; Mary Cassatt and Edgar Degas;

Thomas Eakins and the Elements of Interpretation;

American Impressionism; Government Sponsorship of the Arts in the 1930s;

The Effect of the Cold War on American Artists;

Art of the Women’s Movement; Political Artists of the 1980s.