Opening October 14 at Scandinavia House, Narrative Threads: Works by Eight Nordic Artists presents multi-media artwork by Nordic artists, each distinguished by their innovative use of natural, synthetic, and digital materials. Exploring Nordic craft traditions [Read More]
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ST. MICHAELS, Md – The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum will celebrate the Bay’s favorite bivalve at OysterFest on Saturday, Oct. 28, from 10am-4pm. CBMM’s OysterFest features oysters served a variety of ways, along with other [Read More]
SEATTLE – On Oct. 13 the Museum will hit new heights with flighty delights at the 21+ event, Art After Dark. A show in three acts, Art After Dark warms up with cocktails, The Museum [Read More]
CINCINNATI – In a generous demonstration of their belief in access to culture and education for every member of our community, Carol and William “Bill” Eckerle have left an $18 million gift to three leading [Read More]
The Elmhurst Art Museum is proud to announce A Love Supreme, a solo exhibition by Norman Teague inspired by legendary jazz musician John Coltrane, with an adjoining intervention in Mies van der Rohe’s McCormick House [Read More]
CINCINNATI – The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center was recently awarded a substantial grant to support its collection and preservation of stories and artifacts critical to our shared American experience. The grant totals half-a-million dollars [Read More]
Cornelis De Jode’s Terrestrial Globe (1594) and Rare Paper Astrolabe (1668), Recently Acquired by Florence’s Ministry of Culture, on Display at Museo Galileo Florence, Italy…Cornelis De Jode’s terrestrial globe, an extremely rare example of historical [Read More]
NEW EXHIBITION GROUNDED IN DISABILITY INNOVATION AIMS TO BROADEN ACCESS THROUGH MULTISENSORY MEDIA ART INSTALLATIONS Irvine, CA …Leonardo/ISAST presents Experiments in Art, Access & Technology (E.A.A.T.), an exhibition premiering new work by artists Meesh Fradkin, [Read More]
BALTIMORE, MD — A new interpretation of the BMA’s Asian art collection debuts on Sunday, October 1, with the addition of works from India, Indonesia, Iran, and Türkiye displayed alongside works from East Asia. This [Read More]
Toronto, ON — One of the world’s most esteemed ceramic artists, Dame Magdalene Odundo, will make her Canadian debut this fall at the Gardiner Museum in Toronto. Magdalene Odundo: A Dialogue with Objects, opening October [Read More]
Americans in Paris: Artists Working in Postwar France, 1946–1962, the first major exhibition to examine the historical impact of the expatriate art scene in Paris after World War II, opens on Saturday, March 2, 2024, [Read More]
After nearly a half century on Washington Square, the Grey Art Gallery, New York University’s fine arts museum, will reopen in a purpose-designed, larger, and more visible space at 18 Cooper Square in lower Manhattan [Read More]
With the evolution of the Web came the dream of a new frontier in human relations, one free from the usual identifiers of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and dis/ability. This fall, Wrightwood 659 questions [Read More]
SEATTLE – Another new artwork will be added to Museum’s Art+Flight project on Sept. 16 with the opening of Chroma Clouds, a room-filling digital animation and projection installation created by Seattle-based artist and designer Jessica [Read More]
UCI Jack and Shanaz Langson Institute and Museum of California Art (Langson IMCA) announced the recent acquisition of 25 works of art this last fiscal year, including new commissions. Langson IMCA’s acquisition strategy aims to [Read More]
ST. MICHAELS, Md – The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum is partnering with Temple B’nai Israel of Easton on Wednesday, Oct. 11 to present “S.S. President Warfield to Exodus 1947: The Chesapeake Steamship That Launched Israel.” [Read More]
SEATTLE – A palette of creativity will color The Museum of Flight’s first Arts Festival on Saturday, Sept. 16. The event will feature art workshops and demonstrations, plus music and performance. Entertainment includes pop-up concerts [Read More]
CINCINNATI – Without knowing it, many Tristate residents have peered 450 million years into the past. Whether it’s been splashing through a local creek bed, exploring parks or sitting bumper-to-bumper at the Cut-in-the-Hill, you’ve seen [Read More]