From your colleague Brenda Haines, an article: The Inheritance of Nations To what extent does a work of art belong to the people of the world?
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From your colleague Kathleen Steiger, a short Sotheby’s video:
Robert Colescott Asks Us to Reimagine Icons of American History
A field guide of plants seen in Japanese paintings of the Edo period:
From your colleague Kathleen Steiger, here is a brief video from the Dallas Museum of Art on Juan Gris:
From your colleague Kathleen Steiger, a video on artist Alice Neel from the Met:
From CIF guide Nahid Khan, some researched connections to our Statue of a lion.
Check out a host of short videos from the Dallas Museum of Art, including a great short video on a Senufo helmet mask:
An article suggested by your colleague Kathleen Steiger, on artist Emma Amos from NPR:
Emma Amos Died Just Before Her Retrospective But Her Art Is Alive As Ever
Check out this excerpt on Alice Neel, from Rhodes and Murphy’s “They Are Their Own Gifts” (1978), a triptych of “film portraits” about women artists:
Alice Neel: They Are Their Own Gifts, 1978 | From the Vaults
From your colleague Kathleen Steiger, a treasure trove of 10-minute art history talks from the National Gallery in London:
From your colleague Kathleen Steiger, a video from the Phillips:
Joan Mitchell ‘Untitled 1953’ and ‘Untitled 1979’ | New York | December 2020
From your colleague Kathleen Steiger:
From Kathleen Steiger, a video:
Docent Bill Wilson has shared a tour outline for a children’s tour focused on connecting songs to art:
From your colleague Kathleen Steiger, a short video from Sotheby’s with good information on De Chirico and Man Ray:
Adam Gopnik on De Chirico and Man Ray’s Premonitions of Modernity
Two articles from your colleague Terry Nadler:
David Hockney Drawings Morgan Library NYC 2020
Hockey exhibition in Paris 2020
and a video from NGV:
From your colleague Kathleen Steiger, an informative video:
The Kangxi Emperor’s Southern Inspection Tour’ is an ingenious creation depicting the lives and lands of 17th century Southern China. Part of an original monumental work comprising 12 scrolls, Scroll VI was cut into seven fragments and separated in the early 20th century. Professor Claudia Brown, custodian of Scroll VI at Phoenix Art Museum, discusses this masterful artwork with Sotheby’s Chairman Kevin Ching. Learn how the scroll was created and discover the hidden meaning behind the colours and characters. As the centrepiece of our ‘Fine Classical Chinese Paintings’ (8 October | Hong Kong) pre-sale exhibition, Sotheby’s will unveil this precious and prized treasure to the public for the first time in over a century.
From your colleague Jennifer Orton, an interesting free workshop through Northern Clay, 5:30 to 8:30 PM, October 29 and 30:
GENDER/POWER WORKSHOP WITH MAYA CIARROCCHI & KRIS GREY
From your colleague Kathleen Steiger, a video from the Met:
Innovative Prints by Mary Cassatt and British Modernists | Insider Insights
Learn about Mary Cassatt’s groundbreaking color aquatints and a dynamic series of linocuts produced by early-20th-century British artists in this discussion with Met experts in conjunction with the exhibition Selections from the Department of Drawings and Prints: Collectors’ Collections.
From your colleague Margo Squire, “Protests have strengthened calls for Western institutions to repatriate priceless cultural artifacts. Museums in Africa are ready to receive them.”