Up East: Andrew Wyeth in Maine
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Andrew Wyeth’s unique place-based practice was rigorously focused on just two narrowly circumscribed regions across a long and productive career...
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Andrew Wyeth’s unique place-based practice was rigorously focused on just two narrowly circumscribed regions across a long and productive career...
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This exhibition explores the interdisciplinary creativity of Wharton Esherick (1887-1970), the famed American artist best known as the father of the Studio Furniture Movement...
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In 1955, two photographers received fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation for U.S. survey projects: Robert Frank and Todd Webb...
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Barbara Shermund (1899–1978) is an unheralded early master of gag cartooning, whose career spanned the heyday of American magazines from the 1920s–1960s. Her sharp wit and loose style boldly tapped the zeitgeist of first-wave feminism with vivid characters that were alive and astute....
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Created by artists Leah Sobsey (based in Chapel Hill, NC) and Amanda Marchand (based in Brooklyn, NY), "This Earthen Door" is the culmination of a cross-disciplinary inquiry exploring renowned poet Emily Dickinson’s deep connection to the natural world.
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Over more than six decades, Kuerner Farm in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania inspired nearly 1,000 artworks in a wide variety of genres and media by Andrew Wyeth, including some of his most recognizable creations.
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This exhibition marks a prolific period of self-examination and thorough observation for contemporary artist Jerrell Gibbs (American, b. 1988).
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