Traveling Giacometti exhibit coming to Nelson-Atkins in 2023
If you happen to be visiting the Seattle Art Museum before Oct. 9, 2022, you will have a chance to preview “Alberto Giacometti: Toward the Ultimate Figure” before it lands at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in March 2023.
“Fragments of Space: Multiplex by Barry Anderson,” Commerce Bank Digital Art Wall
Barry Anderson’s installation, “Fragments of Space: Multiplex,” reaches out to the world from four flat monitors situated in the Commerce Bank Building’s aptly named Digital Art Wall.
Many new shows open in conjunction with start of new semester. And another blowout show of fashion & adornments puts garments and diverse makers at the fore.
Nelson-Atkins Begins Charging for Docent-Led Adult Tours
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, in a move reflecting changing museum economics, has begun charging for docent-led adult tours that had been free since the museum’s earliest days.
“Site Three,” the latest installation of the collaborative Site series, is concerned with how scarcity and local identity shape how we experience a moment and in turn, how we create.
“Zigmunds Priede: Aggregates of Time,” Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art
The forced migration of humans across landscapes shaped by shifting tribal-cultural-political-religious borders is as old as time. Zigmunds “Zig” Priede would know.
“Andrew Watel: Things,” “Paintings by Claire McConaughy,” “Small Stories by Tilly Woodward,” Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art
In their concurrent exhibits at the Sherry Leedy Gallery, three artists with very different work manage to touch a similar chord — that of memory and its felt experiences.
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