The Arkansas Arts Center presents Currents in Contemporary Art, an ongoing exhibition. Currents in Contemporary Art features works of art from the permanent collection of the Arkansas Arts Center Foundation. The installation focuses on commonalities [Read More]
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian is hosting a series of public satellite broadcasts with a multinational team of researchers, engineers and archaeologists in Peru on the origins and engineering of the Inka [Read More]
The Julia Stoschek Collection presents selected works in a newly designed exhibition, on view July 2011 – summer 2012. The show features 44 works by 35 artists in all, including many that have never been [Read More]
The Ulster Museum presents Landscape photographs by Robert Thompson on view through Sunday 4 September. The high Mournes, Co. Down, at sunset, by Robert Thompson For this exhibition, 14 stunning and evocative panoramic views of [Read More]
The Smithsonian Archives of American Art is hosting it’s annual benefit on Tuesday, October 25, 2011. Honoring artist Cindy Sherman, art historian Dore Ashton, and the leadership of Ann L. Gund, Jo Carole Lauder, Wendy [Read More]
The Museum The Kennedys presents BEHIND THE MASK – Portraits by Martin Schoeller. Exhibition on view July 06 – July 31, 2011. With the beginning of the SHOWROOM DAYS BERLIN, the Museum THE KENNEDYS will [Read More]
The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) announced it will provide residents of cities participating in the museum’s Inside|Out program with four free general admissions to a DIA Family Sunday. Inside|Out brings high quality reproductions of [Read More]
American Landscapes: Treasures from the Parrish Art Museum, on view July 1 through September 18, 2011, traces the evolution of American art from its roots in an emerging national landscape tradition to the liberating influences [Read More]
The New Orleans Museum of Art unveils a new large scale, site-specific installation by the internationally renowned artist Swoon. This installation, entitled Thalassa, is named for and inspired by the Greek goddess of the sea. [Read More]
Visitors to the Cantor Arts Center now benefit from the loan of two early 20th-century paintings by Marsden Hartley (1877–1943), a major figure in American art. The Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum at the University [Read More]
Redcat presents State of Independence: A Global Forum on Alternative Practice, July 23–24, 2011. Organized by Clara Kim. This two-day international forum convenes artists and curators from Asia and Latin America for discussion and debate [Read More]
The Art Fund has helped Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery acquire Portrait of Johann Friedrich, the Elector of Saxony and the Reformers, a 17th-century painting by an unknown artist. The historical painting is a [Read More]
UK Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has announced a new funding initiative which will help secure funding for museums and galleries in the long-term. The Hepworth Wakefield, Yorkshire The £55 million scheme which will be chaired [Read More]
At the annual meeting of The Jewish Museum’s Board of Trustees on June 16, 2011, Robert A. Pruzan was elected Chairman, succeeding Joshua Nash. Mr. Pruzan became a trustee in 2003. He served as President [Read More]
New curatorial post, dedicated Acquisition Fund and annual project to be established Tate and Guaranty Trust Bank announced an important new partnership which will broaden Tate’s international reach to Africa, provide a platform for African [Read More]
The Elverhøj Museum of History and art is teaming up with mosaic artist Helle Scharling Todd to offer a Mosaic Workshop on Thursday July 14th from 2-5 pm. Ms. Scharling-Todd has numerous public installations of [Read More]
The Elverhoj Museum of History & Art presents Danish by Design The Art and Inspiration of Rick James Marzullo, opening July 31 in the Museum Gallery. This Santa Ynez Valley artist is best known for [Read More]
The Lönnström Art Museum presents KING OF KINGS, a major review of Danish 20th-century art, on view through 11.09.2011. Highlighting turning points in modern art and society from the 1910s to the 1960s, the exhibition [Read More]