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Alyson Shotz: Un/Folding
- thru Mon. May 27th
at Hunter Museum of American Art
Coinciding with the completion and unveiling of her new permanent commission in early 2019, the Hunter Museum is organizing a special exhibition of works by Alyson Shotz. Un/Folding features work that explores forces of nature, folding, feminism and craft. Folding is a process that is found all over the natural world and is crucial in scientific study as...
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Escape From the Folds
- Wed. Apr 24th
5:30pm – 7:30pm
at Hunter Museum of American Art
You have one hour to figure out what forces are at play in our latest exhibition, Alyson Shotz: Un/Folding. Can you solve the mystery before it’s too late? Inspired by escape rooms and choose-your-adventure style books, visitors between the ages of 21 and 30 are put to the task, armed with their wits and each other to solve various riddles, clues and...
- Wed. Apr 24th
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Artful Meditation
- Tue. Apr 30th
4pm – 5pm
at Hunter Museum of American Art
Join us for a thoughtful artful meditation led by instructor Emily Bourland presented in partnership with the Partnership Rape Crisis Center as a part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. FREE and open to the public.
- Tue. Apr 30th
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Glackens and Renoir: Affinities & Distinctions
- Sat. Jun 22nd
thru Sun. Sep 22nd
at Hunter Museum of American Art
One of America’s leading modern artists, painter William Glackens (1870-1938) had a keen interest in the work of French artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir that has long been recognized. He saw the French Impressionist's works in New York galleries as early as 1908 and had unique access to the growing art collection of his friend and colleague, Albert C. Barnes....
- Sat. Jun 22nd
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Noel Anderson: Blak Origin Moment
- Fri. Oct 11th
thru Sun. Jan 12th
at Hunter Museum of American Art
A native of Louisville, Kentucky, Noel Anderson is known for his explorations into the evolving makeup of black male identity through the medium of textiles. Using found imagery from various media and archives, including television and magazine, Anderson adds, subtracts, manipulates and distorts the original pictures, which are then woven into tapestries. ...
- Fri. Oct 11th
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