Architekturmuseum presents Building with Timber. Paths into the Future an exhibition on view 10.11.2011-5.2.2012. The United Nations have proclaimed 2011 the »International Year of Forests«. On this occasion the Architekturmuseum in cooperation with the Department [Read More]
Monthly Archives: November 2011
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The Dennos Museum Center presents The World of Nature in Miniature: Exquisite Miniatures by Wes and Rachelle Seigrist on view November 5 – December 31, 2011. Wes and Rachelle Siegrist are a husband and wife [Read More]
Following the highly successful exhibition of works by Edward Hopper, the Fondazione Roma pays homage to another twentieth century icon of American art: Georgia O’Keeffe. Exhibition on view through 20th January 2012. Georgia O’Keeffe, Red [Read More]
The personal thoughts and feelings of American soldiers and Marines going to war in Southeast Asia come to life in the “Marking Time: Voyage to Vietnam” exhibition opening Nov. 11 (Veterans Day) at the New [Read More]
The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art presents We Are Here! Native Expression in the 21st Century. Open November 12, 2011 – February 12, 2012. Each year the Eiteljorg Contemporary Art Fellowship exhibition [Read More]
he Whitney Museum of American Art presents SHERRIE LEVINE: MAYHEM, the first major museum survey of the artist’s work. The exhibition is a project developed by the artist in collaboration with guest curator/art historian and [Read More]
New York’s First Museum Will Welcome the Public with Its First Permanent Installation, Innovative History Museum for Children, Trailblazing Special Exhibition, Premier Restaurant and More The New-York Historical Society re-opens its landmark building to the [Read More]
The Andy Warhol Museum announces its latest special exhibition, Jeanette Doyle: Fifteen Days, A Prequel to Factory Direct: Pittsburgh. Open November 9 – 27, 2011. Fifteen Days is a preview of Doyle’s work for Factory [Read More]
Cranbrook Art Museum re-opens on November 11 in conjunction with an eleven-day program of events, lectures, films and performances – during which the museum will be open 11 hours each day—and will run through March [Read More]
The Albertina presents an exhibition highlight with an extensive tribute to René Magritte, one of the most renowned and popular artists of the 20th century, on view 9 November 2011 – 26 February 2012. Some [Read More]
Under the direction of Giacinto Di Pietrantonio, the Galleria d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Bergamo (GAMeC) in Italy presents the fourth edition of QUI. ENTER ATLAS. International Symposium of Emerging Curators. This four-day symposium, held [Read More]
The Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art is proud to announce that a significant part of the American art from the collection is exhibited at the São Paulo Biennale Pavilion. The Astrup Fearnley Museum is [Read More]
Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg presents The Art of Deceleration Motion and Rest in Art from Caspar David Friedrich to Ai Weiwei on view, 12 November 2011–9 April 2012. The Art of Deceleration distills a theme that touches [Read More]
The McNay Art Museum Presents The Orient Expressed: Japan’s Influence on Western Art, 1854-1918 on view January 15, 2012. The Orient Expressed focuses on the worldwide phenomenon known as Japonisme, which permeated art and culture [Read More]
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History will display Thomas Jefferson’s The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth, a remarkable document from the early 19th century. Living at Monticello in retirement following his two [Read More]
The Studio Museum in Harlem announces The Bearden Project and concurrent Fall/Winter 2011–12 exhibitions. September 2, 2011, marked the centennial of the birth of Romare Bearden, and the beginning of a year of international celebration [Read More]
The McNay Art Museum pnnounces Andy Warhol. Fame and Misfortune an exhibition on view Wednesday, February 1 Sunday, May 20, 2012. Andy Warhol: Fame and Misfortune assembles over 150 objects in all media, drawn from [Read More]
Textiles in Central Asian cultures have been produced and cherished for centuries as indicators of a family’s wealth and social standing. More than a dozen captivating examples, painstakingly embroidered with silk threads in vibrant colors, [Read More]