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[bethheit]

Art in Bloom pop up at the Montclair Art Museum. Anna Coy with her arrangement based on Sam Gillian’s collage. I’ll be giving a tour at 3pm on 5/19. Flowers arrangements are up until 5/22. So much beauty and fun! #docent #mammontclair #bloominhand #flowers #artinbloom2022 #montclairnj (at Montclair Art Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdtxC06ruVa/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[virgilortiz]

🔃 @mammontclair ・・・ It's a BofA #MuseumsOnUs weekend and MAM is a participating museum! As a major supporter of arts & culture nonprofit organizations, Bank of America remains steadfast in its support of our partners. Cardholders enjoy FREE admission this Saturday & Sunday! . The program is the same, but the process is different. MAM has enacted recommended protocols to provide a safe environment for all visitors and staff. One hour timed tickets are available online and must be reserved before your visit. . When booking your Museums on US tickets online, look for the "Community Access" option under the "How Many People" dropdown. Then, select the correct Community Access option in the pop up for each ticket. Please bring relevant ID to show at check-in. . Go to our Visit page via link in bio to reserve your free tickets. See you in our galleries this weekend! . . . #MuseumsOnUs #montclairartmuseum #MAMmontclair #FreeMuseumAdmission (at Montclair Art Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CF2MriMDWcD/?igshid=xqj31w3dgour

[jillnjre]

Thank You to the Montclair Art Museum for hosting a wonderful Realtor get together followed by a viewing of Federico Uribe: Animalia. What a great exhibit! How rare is a family-friendly yet edgy exhibit! I look forward to going back again. #montclairnj #MAMmontclair #FedericoUribe #montclairrealtor #JillNJRE @mammontclair (at Montclair, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8z0L3UHMqJ/?igshid=madotnv0y9h

[virgilortiz]

Thank you everyone at Montclair Art Museum & Foster Romano! 🔄 @mammontclair ・・・ The future of Native art has arrived at MAM! . Inspired by the 1680 Pueblo Revolt, renowned Native artist Virgil Ortiz creates artwork that makes past and future come alive in his Odyssey of the Venutian Soldiers Exhibition on view at MAM through June 2020. . Ortiz combines his life-long passion for science fiction while still honoring the Pueblo people’s traditional artform methods. Don’t miss this powerful exhibition! . . . #reVOlt #VirgilOrtiz #MAMmontclair #montclairnj #modernart #nativeart (at Montclair Art Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/B37gvSOgOC3/?igshid=ylit8g86mmjq

[virgilortiz]

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Cheers Gabbi! See you guys soon🤘🏽👽👊🏽 @mammontclair ・・・ 🔃Gabbi Frasco, Marketing Specialist at MAM, shares this week’s #MAMStaffPick! . Head to MAM 🖼 to see it for yourself! Our galleries are open 12–5 pm, Wednesday through Sunday. . Virgil Ortiz #Aeronaut Theatrical Costume,2010 Leather, feathers, fur, and foam fabrication, satin (dress and gloves), synthetic hair, crushed aluminum glitter surface detail. Mannequin: fiberglass and resin Approx. 51 x 25 x 25 in. Courtesy of @virgilortiz . . . #staffpicks #MAMMontclair #VirgilOrtiz #art #ceramics #glass #fashion#pottery #clay #indigenous #madeinnativeamerica®️ https://www.instagram.com/p/B3XYr4SANkZ/?igshid=1h8yw4vxne2ma

[johncerilli]

"Old Glory" hanging outside the #Montclair Art Museum. @mammontclair #MAM #MAMMontclair #NJ (at Montclair Art Museum)

[johncerilli]

This one is just plain beautiful. By Denice Bizot (b. 1958) "Urban Flora," 2014 1960s Chevrolet truck hood cut with plasma torch From the official description, "Bizot reclaims, deconstructs, and transforms so-called junk into works of art. Currently residing in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Bizot found the truck hood for Urban Flora in a salvage yard and the original paint was perfectly rusted to create flowers and arabesques. She works with a hand-held plasma torch to create what she refers to as 'intricate patterns of lace and abstract cut-outs with irregular line formations that relate to topographical drafting and mapping.'" #MAM @mammontclair #MAMMontclair #Montclair #NJ (at Montclair Art Museum)

[johncerilli]

I love this painting as I spent many, many summer weekends growing up driving to the Pocono Mountains from North Jersey. I recognized it immediately. By George Inness (1825—1894) "Delaware Water Gap," 1857. From the official description, "This is an early version of one of Inness’s most frequent subjects—the picturesque split in the Kittatinny Ridge of the Appalachian Mountains, where the Delaware River separates New Jersey from Pennsylvania." @mammontclair #MAM #MAMMontclair #Montclair #NJ (at Montclair Art Museum)