Artist: Lucretia Van Horn ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (100)
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Lucretia Van Horn The Embroiderer graphite circa 1915 - 1925
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Lucretia Van Horn Mexican Family graphite circa 1915 - 1925
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Artist: Rembrandt van Rijn Title: Lucretia Date: 1666 Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: H.43-3/8 x
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Rembrandt van Rijn - Lucretia 1664 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art Dutch
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Guido Reni - Lucretia c. 1630 oil on canvas Los Angeles County Museum of Art Italian
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Lucas Cranach - Lucretia 16th century Oil on panel University of California, Berkeley Art Museum German
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Winslow Homer - The Dinner Horn (Blowing the Horn at Seaside) 1870 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Charles Gwaytihl Horn spoon horn, porcupine quill 19 - 20th century
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Giuseppe Maria Crespi - Tarquin and Lucretia c. 1695-1700 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art Italian
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Ludovico Mazzanti - The Death of Lucretia c. 1730 oil on canvas Los Angeles County Museum of Art Italian
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Tiziano Vecellio - Tarquin and Lucretia c. 1570 oil on canvas The Fitzwilliam Museum Italian
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Dosso Dossi - Saint Lucretia c. 1520 oil on panel National Gallery of Art Italian
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Artist: Tlingit Title: Spoon Date: about 1880 Medium: mountain goat horn, Dall"s sheep horn, abalone
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Winslow Homer - Answering the Horn 1876 oil on canvas mounte Muskegon Museum of Art American
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Georgia O'Keeffe - Goat's Horn With Red 1945 pastel on paperboard Hirshhorn Museum American
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Winslow Homer - The Dinner Horn 1873 oil on canvas The Detroit Institute of Art American
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Powder Horn, 1759 Made by Jacob Gay (recorded 1758-1787)American (New York)Cowhorn; L. 15 1/2 in.
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Walter Anderson - Horn Island c. 1960 watercolor and penci Smithsonian American Art Museum American
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Joos van Cleve Lucretia oil on panel 15th - 16th century
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Ldamie Spoon horn 19th century
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Varney Masalay Horn bamboo 20th century
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Varney Masalay Horn bamboo 20th century
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Kane Kwei Drinking cup horn 20th century
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Robert Dighton Spoon horn 19th century
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Robert Dighton Spoon horn 19th century
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Tournai Factory Fan horn with gold and spangles 1800 - 1810
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Ceramic Horn, 19th century Unknown MakerFranceGlazed pottery; L. perpendicular to bell 17 in. (43.3 cm);
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Carleton E. Watkins - Cape Horn, Columbia River, Oregon 1867 albumen print from c National Gallery of Art American
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Paulus Moreelse Death of Lucretia Woodcut 16th - 17th century
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Daniel Hopfer Lucretia comitting suicide Etching 15th - 16th century
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Artist: Pietro Francelli Title: The Death of Lucretia Date: 18th century Medium: brown ink and
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Robert Dighton Jar with double horn handles ceramic 1000 - 1400
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Forester"s horn England, 19th century Oxhorn Overall Length: 40 cm (15 3/4 in.) Museum of
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© Roni Horn ; Roni Horn, American, Born in 1955 Asphere X 1986-90 Stainless steel
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Artist: Wenzel Friedrich and artist unknown Title: Platform rocking chair and stool Date: about 1880
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Cameo of Lucretia
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George C. Wales Round Cape Horn etching 1928
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Robert Dighton Percussion cap container mountain goat horn 19th century
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Lucretia, 1483-1520 Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio) (Italian, 1483-1520)ItalianPen and brown ink over black chalk, partially incised
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Statuette of a Satyr
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Watchman"s horn England, 19th century Oxhorn, brass Overall Length: 85 cm (33 7/16 in.) Museum
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Teukgyeong, ca. 1981 South KoreaWood, marble, feather, beads, horn; H. 82 5/8 in. (210 cm),
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Richter Seal with portrait of Louis XIV intaglio of horn circa 1690
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Heinrich Aldegrever Tarquinius and Lucretia. engraving 1539
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Terechowicz Tom Horn color lithograph, poster 20th century
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Brisé fan France, 1800-25 Pierced horn blades; silk; steel Guard: 9.5 cm (3 3/4 in.);
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Ldamie Spoon or ladle handle mountain goat horn circa 1900
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C.R. Larson Fan colored lithograph on paper and horn with gilt paper circa 1865
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Mute cornett England, (Norfolk), possibly 17th century Antelope horn Overall Length: 45.4 cm (17 7/8
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A. Thomasse Fan: The Cat paint on silk, sequins, and simulated horn circa 1905
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Anonymous Jean Panable, horn player photograph 19th century
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Horn and Case
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Rene Lalique Big horn sheep figurine glass 19th - 20th century
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Varney Masalay Komo society mask wood, horn, and porcupine quills 20th century
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Frederick O'Hara Little Big Horn Color lithograph 20th century
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Brisé lorgnette fan France or Netherlands, about 1790 Pierced and gilded horn blades; lorgnette lens
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Malcolm Osborne Constantinople (and the golden horn) 19th - 20th century
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C.R. Larson Fan paint and gilt on water buffalo hide; water buffalo horn? 19th century
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J.W. Heel Cup narwhal horn, shell, enamel and silver-gilt circa 1670
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Aubusson Factory Fan with case opaque watercolor on silk and pierced horn with silver and gold circa 1750 - 1775
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Jakob Friedrich Grundmann, German, 1727-1800 Basset-horn in F Germany, (Dresden), 1791 Boxwood, horn, brass Overall
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Ldamie Spoon handle: long figure with staff and headdres, standing on back on animal horn circa 1900
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William Morris Petroglyph Urn with Horn blown glass 1992
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Enea Vico The Death of Lucretia Engraving 1541
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Adriaen van Ostade The Baker Sounding His Horn etching 17th century
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Design for a Powder Horn Northern Indian India, early 17th century ink and light color
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Cornelis Cort Tarquinius and Lucretia Engraving 16th century
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McKee & Brothers Honey dish with Horn of Plenty pattern pressed lead glass circa 1865
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Bernard II van Risenburgh Writing table (table a ecrire) tulipwood veneer, mother-of-pearl and horn inlays circa 1750
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Hornpipe Greece, 19th century Wood, horn Overall: 25 cm (9 13/16 in.) Museum of Fine
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Grenser & Wiesner, German, 1817-1826 Basset-horn in E-flat Germany, (Dresden), about 1820 Boxwood, horn, ivory,
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Enea Vico Lucretia Preparing to Kill Herself, after Parmigianino Engraving 1546
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Alexander-Louis-Marie Charpentier Nell Horn Color lithograph and gypsograph 1890
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Clarinet (erkencho) Argentina, 19th century Horn, bone 30.8 cm (12 1/8 in.) Museum of Fine
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Horn England, late 18th century Brass Overall Length: 53 cm (20 7/8 in.) Museum of
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Thomas Rowlandson The Bassoon with a French Horn Etching with watercolor 1811
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Forester"s horn Germany (probably), 19th century Cowhorn, nickel silver Overall Length: 36 cm (14 3/16
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Howard Hack War bonnet worn by High Back Bear at the battle of Goose Creek, Dakota felt, feathers, beads, and buffalo horn 19th century
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Jan (Johannes) Sadeler I Figure of Angel over the World blowing horn: The Last Judgment Engraving 16th - 17th century
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Flute Germany (probably), 1st half of 19th century Boxwood, horn, silver Overall Length: 61 cm
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Capped reed pipe (pibgorn) Wales, 19th century Walnut, horn Overall: 44 cm (17 5/16 in.)
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Brisé fan England, about 1825 Horn blades painted in watercolor and gilded; silk; paste Guard:
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Sito Conte Nail and blade Oath Taking Image (nkisi nkonde) wood, metal, nail, horn branches and glass 19th century
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Brisé fan France (?), 1830-35 Pierced, gilded, and painted horn blades; silk; brass Guard: 19
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Wall Clock on Bracket
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Treble flute in E-flat Germany (probably), early 19th century Maple, horn, brass Overall Length: 52.4
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Clarinet in E-flat Europe, about 1840-50 Boxwood, horn, brass 47.3 cm (18 5/8 in.) Museum
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Brisé fan France, 1810-20 Pierced, painted horn sticks; metal; silk Guard: 15.5 cm (6 1/8
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Stock-and-horn Scotland, late 19th century Ebony, cowhorn Overall: 57 cm (22 7/16 in.) Museum of
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Andre-Charles Boulle Table oak, fruit wood, pewter, brass, copper, horn, tortoise shell circa 1670 - 1690
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Trumpet Egypt, 19th century Horn 7 x 33.1 cm (2 3/4 x 13 1/16 in.)
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Crossbow of Ulrich V, Duke of Württemberg, 1460 GermanWood, iron, ivory, horn, whalebone, tendon; L.
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Mantel Clock
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Andrea Fornari, Italian, 1753-1841 English horn Italy, (Venice), 1st quarter of 19th century Pearwood, leather,
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Currier and Ives A Squall off Cape Horn. Lithograph with hand coloring 19th century
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Currier and Ives A Squall off Cape Horn Lithograph with hand coloring; 19th century
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Artist: artist unknown Title: Standing Deity Holding Horn and Bucket Date: 1st century Medium: pigment
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Nicolas Africano Headhunter's horn, Fu Bamboo, traces of pigment 20th century
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Brisé fan Germany, (Berlin), about 1825-1855 Horn blades painted in gouache; silk; blue stone studs
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Trumpet (jiao) China, 19th century Horn 29 cm (11 7/16 in.) Museum of Fine Arts,

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Art Institute of Chicago: focus: Roni Horn
For Roni Horn's focus exhibition, the artist will present an installation of photo-lithographs from the series Still Water (1999-present), an on-going, poetic study of the Thames River that was inspired by the artist's interest in the visual and l...
Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington: Performing Photography
Performing Photography features a range of images of performances, from those staged specifically for the camera to documentation of public performance works. On view is a work by Vito Acconci for which he shot a p...
Irish Museum of Modern Art: Rebecca Horn
Rebecca Horn explores Horn’s most frequently recurring themes – sexuality, human vulnerability and emotional fragility – and illustrates the richness and complexity of her work. Her early works ...
Dia Center for the Arts: Two Part Exhibition by Roni Horn
Sited in two rooms, the pair of elements that comprise Untitled (Yes), 2001, activates memory to explore notions of difference and sameness. A glass block of exceptional clarity renders almost paradoxical the idea of physical transparency, whi...
Dia Center for the Arts: The Second Part of a Two-Part Exhibition of Works by Roni Horn
In Part I sited in two rooms, the pair of elements that comprise Untitled (Yes), 2001, activates memory to explore notions of difference and sameness. A glass block of exceptional clarity renders almost paradoxical the idea of physical transpar...
Tate Gallery: Britain s New National Museum of Modern Art, and Will Open to the Public for the First Time on 12 May.
Bankside Power Station has been transformed into Tate Modern by the Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron. The former Turbine Hall, running the whole length of the vast building, now marks a breathtaking entrance to the gallery. From...
NEA, NEH: House Narrowly Defeats Move to Increase NEA/NEH Funds
While the NEA/NEH amendment was defeated, the close vote was a positive development moving Congress away from debating the agencies' survival to restoring them to more healthy levels of funding (historic highs for the agencies were $179.5 million ...
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art: After the Beginning and Before the End: 222 Drawings from Picasso to Yoko Ono
The exhibition After the Beginning and Before the End - 222 Drawings from Picasso to Yoko Ono is about these beginnings. In 222 examples of the artist’s first steps toward the finished product, this exhibition s...
Photographer's Gallery: The Citibank Private Bank Photography Prize 2001
The jury this year is David Chandler, writer and Director of Photoworks, England; Ute Eskildsen, Curator, Museum Folkwang, Essen, Germany; Catherine Yass, artist, London, and Ian Dunlop, Fine Art Consultant, who is the non-voting chairman. ...
Jentel Artist Residency Program: Call for Artists: Residencies Available
Large well-lit studios are equipped with running water and adequate light for late work. The printmaking studio is equipped with a Takach Garfield press with a 32 x 48 inch bed. Separate, quiet studios are reserved for writers. Writers need to bri...
Stroom hcbk: InfoArcadia: Manifestation about information design
The manifestation InfoArcadia consists of an exhibition and a conference. The exhibition is build up like a three-dimensional type page, CD-ROM or web page. The visitor can find or lose his own way in the forest of information. He is confronted wi...
Tate Modern: Between Cinema and a Hard Place
Ranging from film and video to sculpture, the exhibition features works by the following artists: Miroslaw Balka, Matthew Barney, Christian Boltanski, Janet Cardiff and George Bures-Miller, James Coleman, Stan Douglas,...
Hirschl Contemporary Art: New Work form Jem Southam
Southam returns repeatedly over months or years to the same carefully selected sites, painstakingly creating a frame by frame record of the patterns of change. Southam uses a large 10" by 8" camera meaning that the work can be reproduced on a rel...
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WHERE DOES LIFE IMITATE DISNEYNULL July 26 - August 29 Moderated by Anna Couey, Telecommunications Artist Where Does Life Imitate DisneyNULL From planned housing and suburban malls to virtual worlds of the fu...
National Gallery of Art: MASTERWORKS HONORS PAUL MELLON'S LEGACY OF GIFTS TO THE NATION; INCLUDES 14 RARE DEGAS WAXES
This exhibition honors Paul Mellon, whose generosity and service to the nation are unsurpassed, said Earl A. Powell III, director, National Gallery of Art. The full breadth of Mr. Mellons gifts ...
Contemporary Arts Museum Houston: The Inward Eye: Transcendence in Contemporary Art
The exhibition features twenty-nine works created between 1970 and 2001 that capture the viewer's attention in a variety of ways. From perceptual work like that of Charles Ray or James Turrell that allows us to see ourselves seeing, to ...
Tate Gallery, Liverpool: Figurative Art at the End of the Century
Many of these works have only just been acquired by the Tate and are on show in Liverpool for the first time. Together, they create a powerful spectacle and raise issues ...
Neues Museum - Staatliches Museum für Kunst und Design in Nürnberg: Sand in the Vaseline: Artist Books 1980-2002
It perhaps comes as a surprise that the artist's book managed to survive the extraordinarily rapid development of new technologies in this period, but in fact artistís publications are now more diverse than ever, whether as independent pieces or a...
Laguna Art Museum: 100 Artists See God
The exhibition brings together 100 works by 100 artist who all explore different notions of God, spiritual power, and religion. The artists were invited by Baldessari and Cranston according to several criteria: either because they know and admire...
National Gallery of Canada: Ousmane Sow: Monumental Sculpture in Celebration of the IV Games of La Francophonie
Ousmane Sow was born in Dakar in 1935. On the death of his father, he left, almost penniless, for Paris. He dreamed of art, but had to study physical therapy. Sow lived in Paris for more than twenty years, always in contact with the works of th...
Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum: From Mickey to the Grinch: Art of the Animated Film
Among the nearly 160 works comprising the exhibition, all drawn from the collection of animator George Nicholas (1910-1996), are animation cels, animation and concept drawings, and model sheets – the all-important prototypes that ensured each char...
Detroit Contemporary: ...knocking from the inside: work by Kai Kim and Hugh Timlin
Religious imagery is the predominant theme in Kai Kim's work due to her fascination with religion dating back to her childhood. She is ...
Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery: Stretch: Works by Artists from North and South America
Comments co-curators Keith Wallace and Eugenio Valdes Figueroa, "Bringing together artwork from different nations within the Americas serves to provide a perspective on the works' similarities and differences. In spite of the virtual demise of n...
Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College: Three Exhibtions Celebrate 10th Anniversary: The Arch of Desire-Women in the Marieluise Hessel Collection -- Re(f)use -- Text, Texture, Touch
The Center for Curatorial Studies was founded by Marieluise Hessel as a center for the study of late-20th-century art. It offers an innovative, interdisciplinary graduate program in curating and criticism of contemporary art. In the 10 years since...
Fogg Art Museum, Harvard: Extreme Connoisseurship - How Traditional Study of Objects Can Be Adapted to Illuminate Current Works
The Fogg’s decision four years ago to create a Department of Modern and Contemporary Art was, in a way, the genesis of this exhibition, said James Cuno, Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot director of the Harvard University Art Museums. Extreme Connois...
Deutsche Guggenheim: Douglas Gordon‘s The VANITY of Allegory
For The VANITY of Allegory, Gordon turned to the histories of art and film for his source material, appropriating existing works as so many readymades with which to articulate his theme. His installation — which houses its own cinema — includes lo...
THORNE-SAGENDORPH GALLERY AT KEENE STATE: ANTIQUE ORIENTAL RUG EXHIBIT
The Gregorians have been in the rug trade since l934 with the founding of Arthur T. Gregorian Oriental Rugs, now in Newton Lower Falls, Mass. The company was started by Arthur Gregorian, a refugee from Persia, who settled in America in the 1920...
Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts, Stanford University: Uncommon Legacies: Native American Art from the Peabody Essex Museum
Uncommon Legacies is arranged in five thematic groupings: "Nations Within"; "Pacific Coast Traders"; "The Interior Wilderness: Outposts, Explores, and Sojourners"; "The Interior Wilderness: Missionaries"; and "South American Adventurers." Each...
MASS MoCA: Largest Gallery to Re-Open with an Installation by Ann Hamilton
“Ann is probably the best known maker of site-specific installations in this country, if not the world,” said Joseph Thompson, Director of MASS MoCA. “Being in one of her evocative installations engages all the senses: they are experiential, immer...
Guggenheim Museum: Moving Pictures: Woork in Photography, Film, and Video
The exhibition fills the museum’s entire Frank Lloyd Wright rotunda, Thannhauser gallery 4, and Annex gallery 5. Moving Pictures is on view from June 28, 2002 to January 12, 2003. This exhibition is sponsored by Delta Airlines. During the la...

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