The Institution will kick off Women’s History Month at the National Museum of American History Saturday, March 2, from 12 to 4 p.m., with its “Vote! Women’s History Month Family Festival” celebration. The day commemorates [Read More]
Monthly Archives: March 2013
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Frist Center for the Visual Arts opens Exploring Art of the Ancient Americas. The John Bourne Collection an exhibition on view March 1–June 23, 2013. Burial Urn, K’iché Maya, Southern Highlands, Guatemala, Late Classic Period, [Read More]
Tel Aviv Museum of Art presents a comprehensive exhibition of works by Israeli- French artist Absalon, 20 years after his death. Absalon’s white cells, made of simple materials, offer proposals for habitation and directly relate [Read More]
Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg presents Christian Boltanski Moved an exhicition on view 2 March–21 July 2013. Christian Boltanski, Entre temps (detail), 2004. Video on DVD, projection on cotton cloth, ventilator, loop ca. 2:12 seconds. Edition of 3. [Read More]
GAMeC presents Giuseppe Gabellone the first solo show at an Italian public institution of the work of Giuseppe Gabellone (b. Brindisi, 1973; lives and works in Paris), on view 8 March–5 May 2013. The show [Read More]
Five children’s books have been selected as finalists in the 2013 Bull-Bransom Award competition, announced the National Museum of Wildlife Art: Bear Has a Story to Tell, story by Philip C. Stead, illustrations by Erin [Read More]
GAMeC – Galleria d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Bergamo presents Pop, Realisms and Politics. Brazil – Argentina, 1960s an exhibition on view 8 March–26 May 2013. The exhibition presents and analyses the artistic production of [Read More]
Kunsthallen Brandts presents Pressure Drop for Richard Stands (a history of one thing to another in lemon-aidedness): a self-producing exhibition by Phoebe Washburn on view 1 March–26 May 2013. Phoebe Washburn, Nunderwater Nort Lab, 2011. [Read More]
Artists of the Abstract Expressionist school rejected the mass cultural values which were being formulated in America at mid-century, searching for alternatives to the consumer and advertising culture that had become prevalent in post-World War [Read More]
Phillips Collection presents Laib Wax Room on view from March 2, 2013. Wolfgang Laib Wax Room (Wohin bist Du gegangen–wohin gehst Du?/Where have you gone–where are you going?), 2013. The Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C. Photo: [Read More]