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Stoked to share the 75th episode of my Podcast series!! My guest this time is my artist friend Rom English, who is a legendary Pop Surrealist street artist, vinyl toy producer, musician and very charming human! Hope you will enjoy our conversation!
Can you spot the person in this painting? Ruisdael often included people that appear tiny in comparison to the vast landscapes that surround them—almost like a 1600's version of “Where’s Waldo.” Discuss more about this piece at our Spotlight Gallery Conversations on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 11:00 a.m.
"Storm on the Dunes," 17th century, by Jacob Isaacksz. van Ruisdael
This painting captures the staccato rhythms of a modern urban environment, with its broad panorama of buildings, scaffolding, and bridges. These architectural elements are punctuated by signs of city life like shop window mannequins, rounded plumes of smoke, and a telephone pole, all rendered in bold, vibrant colors. Learn more at this week's Spotlight Gallery Conversation on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 11:00 a.m., facilitated by a Museum Educator.
“The City,” 1919, by Fernand Léger © 2009 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris
Join us on Wednesday night, Dec 6, for another segment of Inside Look: Old Masters Now, a series of conversations offered in conjunction with the exhibition. In Debuts and Discoveries from Storage, discover newly conserved paintings that haven’t been on view in decades with Christopher Atkins, The Agnes and Jack Mulroney Associate Curator of European Painting and Sculpture, and Manager of Curatorial Digital Programs and Initiatives. Included in the price of Pay What You Wish admission.
"The Descent from the Cross," c. 1518-1520, Joos van Cleve
Join us on Wednesday, December 20, at 6:00 p.m., or Saturday, December 23, at 2:00 p.m., for our next round of Inside Look gallery talks. This week the topic is "Sketching Outdoors with Constable, Courbet, and Monet." We will consider the logistics and challenges of painting outside with Jennifer Thompson, The Gloria and Jack Drosdick Curator of European Painting and Sculpture and Curator of the John G. Johnson Collection. This talk is offered in conjunction with the exhibition "Old Masters Now: Celebrating the Johnson Collection" and is included with the price of admission.
"Two Donkeys," 1816, by John Constable
This massive oak fireplace and doorway is a tour-de-force of woodworking by Pennsylvania artist Wharton Esherick. Inspired by the angular shapes and intersecting lines celebrated in Cubism, the artist incorporated the natural patterns and grains of assorted woods into his pieces to emphasize their strong geometric and organic forms. Learn more about this work at this week's Spotlight Gallery Conversation on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday at 11:00 a.m.
“Fireplace and Doorway,” 1935֪38, by Wharton H. Esherick
Join us in the galleries any Saturday or Sunday in December to rediscover the story of Christmas through art. Each tour begins in the West Entrance at noon. Tours offered daily December 26–31.
“Nativity,” late 1420s–early 1430s, by Paolo Schiavo
