That's Me: Eloise!
Kay Thompson and Hilary Knight's Eloise has delighted readers for more than fifty years. Her whimsical nature and impish antics have charmed the hearts of millions around the globe. The upcoming exhibition slated for 2009-2010 will feature approximately 50 illustrations from the original Eloise books including Eloise Goes to Paris, Eloise Goes to Moscow , and Eloise Takes a Bawth.
Africana Woman
Her Story Through Time
This exhibition is based upon the book Africana Woman: Her Story Through Time , and follows the chronological development of the African woman through the modern era. Although it will utilize traditional wares including costumes, jewelry, and baskets, these will be supplemented by the work of visual and performance artists including Elizabeth Catlett, Ellen Gallagher, Faith Ringgold, and Augusta Savage among many others.
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Something Borrowed, Something New
A World of Bridal Attire
An exhibition designed to please the young and old alike, the romantic, the adventurous, and the academic, Something Borrowed, Something New features wedding ensembles from thirty cultures on five different continents. Life-size photo-murals will provide context for the traditional garments on display.
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A Gathering of Eagles
Artists of the Cornish Colony
Celebrating the artists who worked and lived in Cornish, New Hampshire during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this exhibition will bring together 110 paintings, sculptures and prints representing some of the most important works of American artists.
A Perfect Measure
The Golden Mean in Contemporary Art
The artistic depictions of 17th century sacred themes aided in conveying the splendor of the divine. A Perfect Measure features approximately 50 monumental works that capture the dynamic nature inherent to the time.