Exhibition Available May 2009 - February 2011
Fantasies and Fairy-Tales
Maxfield Parrish and the Art of the Print
Isolated from many of his fellow artists due, in part, to his enormous commecial success, Parrish developed an original and individual style that defies categorization. His career represented a challenge to the traditional artisitc divide between commerical and fine art. Fantasies and Fairy-Tales testifies to Parrish's ability to live with a foot in both worlds, simulatenously enjoying the fruits of commerical and critical success while delighting audiences of all ages.
Exhibition Available May 2010 - May 2011
The Splendor and the Sublime
Masterpieces from the Bob Jones University Museum & Gallery
The artistic depictions of 17th century sacred themes aided in conveying the splendor of the divine. The Splendor and the Sublime features approximately 50 monumental works that capture the dynamic nature inherent to the time.
Exhibition Available Novemeber 2010 - January 2012
Something Borrowed, Something New
A World of Bridal Fashion
This exhibition captures the vibrancy and diversity of wedding celebrations around the globe, representing cultures such as the Kutch from India, the Miao and Yu Mien from China, the Hopi from North America, the Oaxacan from Mexico, the Bedouin from Saudi Arabia, the Siwa from Egypt, the Yoruba and Ndwede from Africa, the Balinese from Indonesia, and many more.
Allen True's West
American Illustrations, Fine Art, and Murals
This three-part exhibition is a colaboration between the Denver Public Library, Denver Art Museum, and the Colorado Historical Society. Each group has chosen to highlight a different facet of the artists career, highlighting his complex artistic personality.
Exhibition Available March 2009 - September 2010
Being There
Harry Benson
The award-winning photojournalist Harry Benson has "been there" for more than fifty years, documenting with his camera events that made history and personalities who shaped the very fabric of our lives and times. Whether depicting the glamorous world of music and film or the unforgiving realities of politics and war, Benson's photographs tell stories that reach far beyond their immediate subject.
Exhibition Available 2009 - 2011
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.
Exhibition Available 2009 - 2011
I WANT Candy
The Sweet Stuff in American Art
Delicious, delectable, delightful and decadent...these are just a few words that come to mind when thinking about candy and the promises of its cavity-inducing pleasures. I WANT Candy: The Sweet Stuff in American Art gathers 50-55 works from 40 contemporary artists that explore our nation's love affair with sweets and reflect some of the most important artistic trajectiories of recent American art.
Exhibition Available February 2010- May 2011
A Perfect Measure
The Golden Mean in Contemporary Art
Approximately 45 works utilizing the Golden Mean have been assembled for the traveling exhibition A Perfect Measure: The Golden Mean in Contemporary Art. The exhibition features paintings, textiles, works on paper, and scupltures and brings together bold, large-sclae paintings and textiles that are complemented by delicate pencil renderings and three-dimensional pieces of gemotrical precision, each capturing the simple elegance and harmonious chord the ratio resonates. With the 21st century opening the door to an amalgamation of science and art, this exhibition helps to brige the gap between those two disciplines and highlights the manner in which they intertwine.
Exhibition Available 2010 - 2011
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. The Splendor and the Sublime features approximately 50 monumental works that capture the dynamic nature inherent to the time.
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