Category: Blog
WCMA at Night Postcard Drawings
As part of WCMA at Night this past Thursday, students made up their own LeWitt inspired drawing directions, and had the option of following the directions created by others.
WCMA at Night Banner Voting Results
The results of the banner voting from the first ever WCMA at Night are in.
See Tony Orrico’s drawing from WCMA at Night
Visual artist, performer, and choreographer Tony Orrico spent four hours at WCMA last night doing a live performance drawing during the WCMA at Night event.
Tony Orrico and WCMA at Night
In anticipation of Tony Orrico’s performance drawing at the first ever WCMA at Night tonight, check out this video of his work!
LeWitt Video and Gallery Talk
Sol LeWitt used a grid as the underlying structural principle when he made his first wall drawings in 1968. Thereafter, the grid became a pervasive matrix in all of the media in which LeWitt worked. Check out a Gallery Talk tomorrow and curatorial video here!
Art for Life’s Sake
Don’t miss the exhibition, Power Runs in Many Channels: Diversity in Nigerian Art on view through October 21, 2012! Today
Art of the Month Club: justin adkins
I am a huge fan of pop art. In my studies at Marlboro College I focused my energy on anarchy and graffiti. As I looked at the history of the graffiti movement I found so many similarities with the work of Andy Warhol.
Hopper at Thyssen Museum, Madrid
The Edward Hopper painting, Morning in the City, 1944, one of the feature works in the WCMA permanent collection is currently on view in a major Hopper exhibition at the Thyssen Museum in Madrid. Standing in front of the painting, exhibition curator Tomàs Llorens describes the exhibition and how it took three years to bring it to Spain.