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Exploring the Given Reality with Dave Greber

Exploring the Given Reality with Dave Greber

Exhibitions
New Orleans artist Dave Greber creates mesmerizing, eye-boggling video works.  The two works presented in State of the Art illustrate the very different styles his practice encompasses, yet the two…
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Exploring Circles in Circles with Hamilton Poe

Exploring Circles in Circles with Hamilton Poe

Exhibitions
Talking with Detroit-based artist Hamilton Poe is something of a circular... or perhaps spiral ... process.  He trails off, comes back around, picks up with something he'd said earlier... it's…
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Walk the Line with Joel Allen

Walk the Line with Joel Allen

Exhibitions
Steamboat Springs, Colorado-based artist Joel Allen works with tightly wound twine to create hanging sculptures that bristle with an accumulation of objects: wire, prescription pill bottles, wine corks, surgical tubing.…
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Jonathan Monaghan: Man Without a Movie Camera

Jonathan Monaghan: Man Without a Movie Camera

Exhibitions
Today we offer up a guest post by artist Jonathan Monaghan, whose video work, Rainbow Narcosis, is featured in State of the Art: Discovering American Art Now.  You can view…
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Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with State of the Art

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with State of the Art

Exhibitions
September is national Hispanic Heritage Month! Visit the current exhibition State of the Art: Discovering American Art Now and see how several Hispanic artists from across the country are celebrating…
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International Literacy Day in Art

International Literacy Day in Art

Art & Collection Exhibitions

It’s International Literacy Day!   Today we celebrate great works of art in Crystal Bridges’ collection that relate to books and reading, and we also offer a couple of sneak peeks…

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American Encounters: Anglo-American Portraiture in an Era of Revolution, Part 2

American Encounters: Anglo-American Portraiture in an Era of Revolution, Part 2

Art & Collection Exhibitions
We're entering the last days in which guests may view the temporary exhibition American Encounters: Anglo-American Portraiture in an Era of Revolution, on view here at Crystal Bridges through September…
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Art for the Birds: A Conversation with Calder Kamin

Art for the Birds: A Conversation with Calder Kamin

Exhibitions
If you have come in or out through Crystal Bridges’ south lobby in the past couple of weeks, you have surely noticed the diverse images of birds that have congregated…
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American Encounters: Anglo-American Portraiture in an Era of Revolution

American Encounters: Anglo-American Portraiture in an Era of Revolution

Art & Collection Exhibitions
We're entering the last days in which guests may view the temporary exhibition American Encounters: Anglo-American Portraiture in an Era of Revolution, on view here at Crystal Bridges through September…
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John James Audubon, Part 1

John James Audubon, Part 1

Art & Collection Exhibitions Library
In September, Crystal Bridges will exhibit an oil painting by John James Audubon, created in 1826 while the artist was in Edinburgh, Scotland.  The painting depicts a family of wild…
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Shouting to the World: An Interview with Randy Regier

Shouting to the World: An Interview with Randy Regier

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State of the Art artist Randy Regier is a talker. He's also a tinkerer, a thinker,  a reader, a cynic, a seeker, and a comic. A conversation with him is an…
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Living Large: A Conversation with Gina Phillips

Living Large: A Conversation with Gina Phillips

Exhibitions
The artworks in State of the Art range in size from paintings 3.5 inches square to installations that fill rooms (or the lower pond!).  One of the large works in…
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Charles Bird King's Native American Leaders

Charles Bird King's Native American Leaders

Art & Collection Exhibitions

In Crystal Bridges’ Colonial and Early Nineteenth-Century Art Gallery you will find two portraits of Ottoe chiefs painted by Charles Bird King ca. 1822-24. This pair of portraits are part…

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The European Connection: Part 3

The European Connection: Part 3

Art & Collection Exhibitions

This is the third in a series of posts related to The European Connection, an exhibition of American modern artists from Crystal Bridges’ collection that will be on view concurrently with…

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The European Connection: Part 2

The European Connection: Part 2

Art & Collection Exhibitions

This is the second in a series of posts related to The European Connection, an exhibition of American modern artists from Crystal Bridges’ collection that will be on view concurrently…

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The European Connection: Part 1

The European Connection: Part 1

Art & Collection Exhibitions

On March 15, 2014 Crystal Bridges will open an exciting new exhibition titled The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism. William S. Paley (1901-1990), the founder and chairman…

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How It All Began: Alice Walton’s Watercolors

How It All Began: Alice Walton’s Watercolors

Art & Collection Exhibitions

While exploring Crystal Bridges, guests encounter a wide variety of artworks ranging in scale, style, and media, the creation thereof spanning roughly five centuries. From James Wooldridges’s seventeenth-century depiction…

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Travels with State of the Art: Cobi Moules in the Great American Landscape

Travels with State of the Art: Cobi Moules in the Great American Landscape

Art & Collection Exhibitions

Nature has had many different symbolic meanings over time.  From the embodiment of threatening, unfettered savagery to the pure manifestation of the glory of God, landscape has played many roles…

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Discoveries in the Stieglitz Collection: Part II

Discoveries in the Stieglitz Collection: Part II

Art & Collection Exhibitions
Time-traveling sculpture Further research on one of the sculptures in the Alfred Stieglitz Collection revealed that the work’s recorded date of 1930 was incorrect: it turned out the artwork was…
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Preparing for "The Artists’ Eye" - 10 Interesting Things I have Learned

Preparing for "The Artists’ Eye" - 10 Interesting Things I have Learned

Art & Collection Exhibitions

Just last weekend, on November 9th, the exhibition The Artists’ Eye: Georgia O’Keeffe and the Alfred Stieglitz Collection opened to the public. This marvelous exhibition features the Alfred Stieglitz Collection,…

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