Recent acquisitions by the Cleveland Museum of Art include ‘Why Born Enslaved!’ a masterpiece by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux.
By Chadd Scott‘Why Born Enslaved!’ acquired by Cleveland Museum of Art
By Chadd Scott By Chadd ScottNew Orleans Museum of Art acquires Wangechi Mutu sculpture
The New Orleans Museum of Art has acquired Crocodylus, a sculpture by Kenyan-American artist Wangechi Mutu.
By Chadd ScottMelvin Edwards Lynch Fragments acquired by National Gallery of Art
The National Gallery of Art has acquired works from Melvin Edwards Lynch Fragments series responding to race, labor, and oppression.
By Chadd ScottKimbell Art Museum Modigliani loans a ‘must-see’
Kimbell Art Museum Modigliani loans finds three works by Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani on view in the galleries as “guests of honor.”
By Chadd ScottErik Bergrin fiber sculpture at Morris Museum
The Morris Museum in Morristown, NJ presents a fiber sculpture installation by Erik Bergrin which will be on view from January 28 – July 10.
By Chadd ScottJohn Buck artwork Prints and Sculpture
See John Buck Prints and Sculpture from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation in Indianapolis.
By Chadd ScottJeff Koons’ Balloon Venus Hohlen Fels (Magenta) at Pace Palm Beach
Pace will display Jeff Koons’ ‘Balloon Venus Hohlen Fels (Magenta)’ at its Palm Beach gallery, the first time it will be exhibited publicly.
By Chadd ScottJohn Beadle sculpture at TERN Gallery Nassau, Bahamas
John Beadle sculpture combines natural and manufactured materials to create pieces that reference and warp their original forms.
By Chadd ScottElizabeth Catlett ‘Homage to Black Women Poets’
Elizabeth Catlett ‘Homage to Black Women Poets’ (1984, mahogany) depicts a resolute Black woman, fist raised triumphantly skyward.
By Chadd ScottThomas J. Price ‘The Distance Within’ sculpture in Harlem’s Marcus Garvey Park
The Studio Museum in Harlem is bringing Thomas J. Price ‘The Distance Within’ sculpture to Marcus Garvey Park.
By Chadd ScottHarriet Tubman ‘The Journey to Freedom’ Sculpture coming to Sylva, N.C.
Sylva, North Carolina will become the temporary home of a 9-foot bronze Harriet Tubman sculpture titled ‘The Journey to Freedom.’
By Chadd Scott
