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Fall Exhibition
October 19, 2008 - January 11, 2009
Conversations in Clay
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This exhibition celebrates clay, a natural material rich in human history and found in virtually every culture around the world. Clay’s malleability, expressive potential, and cultural connections make it a dynamic medium in the hands of contemporary artists. The ten artists in Conversations in Clay use this ancient material to create exciting, thought-provoking installations – environments that surround and involve the viewer.
Preview this exhibition at our Educator's Open House
Monday, October 27, 2008, 4 - 6pm
Arrive early for a 3:30 tour and refreshments
Free with advanced registration Learn more about this exhibition
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47x59"
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In the Learning Center
January 25, 2009 - February 22, 2009
YOUNGER ARTISTS: Clay Stories
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Showcase your students’ work in the Museum. Original art created in your classroom, inspired by your Museum visit to Conversations in Clay and Jeanette Winter: Josefina, will be displayed in the Learning Center Gallery. For example, consider making clay objects inspired by the Mexican folk art tradition or by contemporary clay artists. Or, create a class book inspired by the exhibitions. Items can be made by individual students, groups, or entire classes. Exhibition space is limited. Younger Artists will have a festive fruit punch and cookie opening.
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In The Mary L. Beitzel and The Sally and Volney Righter Galleries
March 8, 2009 - March 15, 2009
YOUNG ARTISTS 2009
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YOUNG ARTISTS 2009: A High School Art Exhibition
Opening Reception Sunday, March 8, 3 - 5pm
This annual exhibition presents the best work of high school seniors from the Museum’s member schools. Students are involved in every step of the exhibition process, from the invitation design to the hanging of the show. Family, friends, teachers, and artists are invited to celebrate and enjoy live music and refreshments at the opening reception. Learn more about this exhibition
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Spring Exhibition
March 29, 2009 - June 28, 2009
Roy Lichtenstein: In Process
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Do you ever wonder how an artist develops his or her ideas before a final large-scale painting or sculpture is completed? Don’t miss this unique opportunity to view original drawings and collages by renowned American pop artist, Roy Lichtenstein. From quick, loosely drawn sketches to gentle color studies and precise collages, students will see how an image goes through changes before taking its final form. On view will be 65 works on paper created between 1973 and 1997. Learn more about this exhibition
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