American Citizens (to the Polls) by T.W. Wood, 1867 Passersby would not suspect that a refurbished 1950s Catholic grammar school in Montpelier contains masterful paintings from the 19th century as well as works from the 1930s Works Progress Administration. In one room on the second floor of the
Center for Arts and Learning, visitors can linger over the expressive faces and tiny details of an 1860s genre painting by Montpelier native Thomas Waterman Wood. In the next room, they can be wowed by a stylized 1937 composition of skyscrapers by Joseph Stella. (The hallway connecting the rooms contains the water fountain once used by U.S. Sen.
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Art House Productions presents ART ROAST in partnership with the Newark Museum of Art
ART ROAST
Art House Productions in partnership with The Newark Museum of Art announces Art Roast, a virtual comedy event roasting 90 art works in the Museum’s permanent collection, on Thursday, February 18 at 8 p.m.
All ticket information can be found at www.newarkmuseumart.org/art-roast
This laughable lampoon will feature comedians Eric Feurer, Woody Fu, Erica Hernandez, Johnathan Ross, and Elena Skopetos. Audiences can Zoom in and watch these funny folks send up the museum experiences with a bit of irreverence. This program is recommended for mature audiences only. It contains adult language and jokes.