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Pan American Unity, a 30-ton, 74-foot-wide-by-22-foot mural by Diego Rivera, undergoes installation at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, May 16, 2021, where it will be on view starting Monday, June 28. A four-year, multimillion-dollar undertaking involving mechanical engineers, architects, art historians and handlers, fresco experts and riggers from the U.S. and Mexico will allow more people to see the monumental 10-panel fresco, long tucked away in the lobby of a theater at City College of San Francisco. Cayce Clifford/The New York Times.
by Carol Pogash
(NYT NEWS SERVICE)
.- For decades the monumental 10-panel fresco by Diego Rivera depicting a continent linked by creativity has been mounted in the lobby of a theater at City College of San Francisco. There, somewhat tucked away from the art world, it has been cared for as a labor of love by a de facto guardian who has long dreamed of finding a way to allow more people to experie
San Antonio Museum of Art acquires contemporary works by Texas artists
Ethel Shipton (American, born 1963), The Valley - RGV, 2021. Archival digital prints on Hahnemühle German Etching Matte paper. Series of 6 prints, Edition 1/8, 24 × 36 in. (61 × 91.4 cm), each.
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.-The San Antonio Museum of Art announced today that it has acquired eight artworks by seven San Antonio-based artists, including Jennifer Ling Datchuk, Jenelle Esparza, Joe Harjo, Jon Lee, Ethel Shipton, Chris Sauter, and Liz Ward. The acquisitions are part of the Museums Initiative to Acquire Art by Contemporary San Antonio Artists, which was developed to enhance the Museums commitment to support the citys visual artists by acquiring works for its collection. The artists were chosen with the support of an Advisory Committee comprised of San Antonio-based visual artists, professors, collectors, arts leaders, and Museum staff and Trustees, who have also made recommendations for additional artis
Artists sometimes do crazy things for love. Things that we have asked them about. This year for Valentine’s Day, we asked some artist couples to show us what they’ve made for each other over the years. As expected, some of them were either private about what they’ve made, or too busy making art for the rest of us to make art for each other. And some happily shared with us.
From a hairy lollipop to an unfinished heart-shaped potato, here are some things that eight artist couples from Austin, DFW, Houston, and San Antonio have made for one another.
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