The Hammer Museum presents Eva Hesse Spectres 1960, an exhibition of seminal and rarely seen paintings by legendary artist Eva Hesse (1936-1970). Open September 25 – January 2, 2011. Created when Hesse was just 24, [Read More]
Monthly Archives: September 2010
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The Cavanaugh Flight Museum, a non-profit organization dedicated to American aviation heritage, today announced that a 10,000 square foot aircraft hangar is open for event rental. On November 6, the museum will house the 8th [Read More]
The Cape Cod Museum of Art presents an exhibition The Subject is Light: The Henry and Sharon Martin Collection of Contemporary Realist Paintings, open through November 7. Henry and Sharon Martin, who began to collect [Read More]
The Glenside Hospital Museum in Bristol is to be officially reopened on 22 September The museum is currently undergoing a refurbishment although the museum is still open and there are temporary exhibits on show. The [Read More]
The N.C. Museum of History is hosting the traveling exhibition Discover the Real George Washington: New Views From Mount Vernon during its three-year national tour. Approximately 100 objects associated with Washington are featured in this [Read More]
Decorative arts and design curator and historian Ronald T. Labaco has been appointed to the senior curatorial team at the Museum of Arts and Design, it was announced today by Holly Hotchner, the Museum’s Nanette [Read More]
Katonah, NY – The Katonah Museum of Art puts a positive spin on this windy season as it presents George Sherwood’s Wind Orchid (slant leaf variation) on the South Lawn. The steel sculpture’s sheer unpredictability [Read More]
From 16 September 2010 through 2 January 2011, the Yale Center for British Art will launch its fall 2010 season with an exhibition of major works by postwar British artists who came to maturity in [Read More]
This two-person exhibition features painter Keith Mayerson and sculptor Kent Henricksen. It opens in the Contemporary Gallery of Nassau County Museum of Art on September 25, 2010 and remains on view through January 9, 2011. [Read More]
The Casey Cares Foundation is proud to announce that the Baltimore B & O Railroad Museum has chosen the Casey Cares Foundation to be their charity of choice from now through 2011. Each year the [Read More]
John Haberle (1856–1933) is considered one of the most accomplished American trompe l’oeil painters. John Haberle: Master of Illusion, on view September 18 through December 12, 2010, at the Portland Museum of Art, features 20 [Read More]
Next month, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s glorious Chrysanthemums in the Courtyard display showcases single-stem Japanese style chrysanthemums, continuing a century-plus-old tradition of horticulture at the Gardner Museum, a year-round destination for enthusiasts of landscape [Read More]
The Tampa Museum of Art will present American Impressionists in the Garden, an exhibition organized by Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art in Nashville, Tennessee, that explores the theme of the garden in American [Read More]
Adobe Systems Incorporated announced the official opening, on Oct. 6, 2010, of the Adobe Museum of Digital Media (AMDM). A one-of-a-kind online museum, the AMDM is an interactive venue to present and preserve groundbreaking digital [Read More]
Renowned Latino filmmakers, actors and crew will converge on The Tech Museum for the premiere of five poignant dramas and intriguing documentaries to be screened as part of the 2010 San Jose Mariachi and Mexican [Read More]
This retrospective exhibition at the Hunter Museum of American Art, open through October 24, 2010, presents contemporary glass sculptor, Stephen Rolfe Powell, featuring selections of the artist’s work from the last 20 years. Powell, who [Read More]
Experience some of the best American studio glass as part of the special exhibition Jellies: Living Art. This unusual exhibition, on view at the Tennessee Aquarium, features jellyfish–some of nature’s most ethereal creatures–alongside breathtaking glass [Read More]
Tradition – Tennessee Lives and Legacies, open SEP 26TH – DEC 5TH, 2010, highlights the state’s folk heritage through profiles of 25 subjects across Tennessee who preserve arts and culture distinctive to their families, communities, [Read More]