Intricate quilted works by Doris Elizabeth Prouty (1947-2020), who lived in Gloucester for 40 years, will be exhibited at Cape Ann Museum.
By Chadd ScottDoris Elizabeth Prouty quilts exhibit at Cape Ann Museum
By Chadd Scott By Chadd ScottEsteban Cabeza de Baca exhibition at The Momentary
In his exhibition Let Earth Breathe, Esteban Cabeza de Baca questions the linear, colonial narratives of traditional American landscape art.
By Chadd ScottAsian art exhibition at Hancock Shaker Village
Opening Monday May 30 at Hancock Shaker Villiage is an extraordinary exhibition featuring three acclaimed Asian artists.
By Chadd ScottIntersect Aspen art fair dates and schedule set
The second in-person edition of Intersect Aspen art fair will be taking place at the Aspen Ice Garden from July 31 through August 4, 2022.
By Chadd ScottFaith Ringgold Jazz Stories at South Etna Montauk Foundation
The presentation incorporates over twenty drawings, paintings, sculptures, and prints from Faith Ringgold’s “Jazz Stories” series.
By Chadd ScottHistoric ’30 Americans’ exhibition continuing tour at New Britain Museum of American Art
The New Britain Museum of American Art presents 30 Americans from June 16 through October 30, 2022. Drawn from the acclaimed Rubell Museum.
By Chadd ScottHollis Taggart celebrating Audrey Flack exhibition on 91st birthday
From May 26 to July 26, Hollis Taggart presents an Audrey Flack exhibition to coincide with her 91st birthday.
By Chadd ScottDusti Bongé lost drawing
This week, the Dusti Bongé Art Foundation in Biloxi, MS is asking for your help! Have you seen this Dusti Bongé lost drawing?
By Chadd ScottBlack Melancholia at Hessel Museum of Art
Black Melancholia at the Hessel Museum of Art expands and complicates the notion of melancholy in Western art history and cultures.
By Chadd Scott100 Great British Drawings at The Huntington in L.A.
“100 Great British Drawings” at The Huntington Library will trace the practice of drawing in Britain from the 17th through mid-20th century.
By Chadd ScottKara Walker exhibition coming to MOCA Jacksonville
MOCA Jacksonville presents exhibition Kara Walker: Cut to the Quick, from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation.
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