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Asheville Art Museum opens Olympics-themed exhibitions for summer 2021

Asheville Art Museum opens Olympics-themed exhibitions for summer 2021 Walter Iooss Jr., Chris Evert – U.S. Open Flushing Meadows, N.Y., 9/78, 1978, archival pigment print on paper, 23 ¼ × 29 inches. Asheville Art Museum. © Walter Iooss Jr. ASHEVILLE, NC .-The Asheville Art Museum is presenting a group of three exhibitions drawn from the Museum’s Collection in conjunction with the 2021 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. The exhibitions feature photographs of athletes by Walter Iooss Jr.; representations of athletes in a variety of media; and glass, ceramic, fashion, and sculpture which utilize gold, silver, and bronze. They will be on view in the Explore Asheville Exhibition Hall through October 4, 2021.

Hyde museum in Glens Falls reopens Saturday

Hyde museum in Glens Falls reopens Saturday FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Were you seen at the 2019 Hyde Gala on September 21, 2019, at The Hyde Collection in Glens Falls, New York?The Hyde CollectionShow MoreShow Less 2of3Dox Thrash, Black Life, and the Carborundum Mezzotint: Opens Jan. 21,Hyde Collection, Glens Falls Show MoreShow Less 3of3 GLENS FALLS - The famous Hyde Collection Art Museum in Glens Falls, is reopening Saturday after closing for the winter when pandemic cases surged across the region. The museum had closed at the start of 2021, with plans to reopen in May. The museum will be open Thursdays through Sundays.

Beech gets city, PHFA funds to redevelop Dox Thrash house — WHYY

By The former home of artist Dox Thrash is in a state of disrepair at the corner of Cecil B. Moore Avenue and 24th Street. (Emma Lee/WHYY) Maya Thomas began her work advocating to preserve the Dox Thrash House, named after the Black painter and draftsman that lived there, five years ago when she was studying historic preservation at the University of Pennsylvania. Thomas became enamored with the house, and the Black art scene that once thrived there, while she was living nearby and studying the Philadelphia Housing Authority’s renewal plan for the Sharswood area. With two other grad students, Dana Rice and Chris Mulford, they created the Dox Thrash House Project to raise awareness and funds for saving the house at 2340 Cecil B. Moore Avenue and turning it into a hub for the arts.

Constance Clayton s huge gift to PAFA of works by black artists is now on display

Constance Clayton’s huge gift to PAFA of works by black artists is now on display Stephan Salisbury, The Philadelphia Inquirer © TOM GRALISH/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS Former school superintendent Constance Clayton in 2015 at the Philadelphia Museum of Art exhibition Represent: 200 Years of African American Art. Clayton founded that museum s African American Collections Committee and lobbied for the exhibit for years. The exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts of more than 70 works by African American artists from the collection of Constance E. Clayton, which opens Friday and runs through July 12, has the aura of a family meal around the dinner table. These are works of art from her home.

Swann to offer curated sale focused on the artists of the WPA

Swann to offer curated sale focused on the artists of the WPA Reginald Marsh, The Waterfront, New York, oil on canvas, 1943. Estimate $10,000 to $15,000. NEW YORK, NY .- On Thursday, February 4 Swann Galleries will offer the auction: The Artists of the WPA. The multi-departmental sale will feature paintings, prints, photographs, posters, books and related ephemera by artists whose careers were sustained by the Works Progress Administration. In the aftermath of the Great Depression, president Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal and its related agencies represented an unprecedented investment in art and artists, setting the scene for the twentieth century’s art movements, and establishing the careers of diverse creatives, including women, Black artists, photographers, and muralists.

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