Let’s Talk About It: the State of the Art Symposium
I was pretty floored when I heard from our curators that they were going rogue in developing their next exhibition by traveling cross-country to get to know artists in their studios. Why would such...
View ArticleState of the Art Museum Store Connection
We know there are quite a few works in State of the Art with connections to Crystal Bridges’ permanent collection. But did you know the Museum Store has a connection to a work in the State of the Art...
View ArticleCapturing Nature in Clay: An Autumn Project
Cooler weather is upon us, and many of us, including me, treasure those last warm days of the year. As an Art Instructor for a museum that has over 3.5 miles of winding trails, the opportunity to...
View ArticleDrawing the Body with Monica Aissa Martinez
Last week Crystal Bridges hosted our first public Symposium, focused on State of the Art and the artist’s relationship to his or her environment. (Watch this space for upcoming posts about those...
View ArticleState of the Art Catalogs: Library Art and Architecture
State of the Art is an exhibition that reaches a wide group of individuals from all over the country, but especially for the Northwest Arkansas region. The State of the Art Catalog is one of the ways...
View ArticleDiscovery and Recovery with Jason Vaughn
Jason Vaughn‘s photo series hide features lovely, sometimes haunting images of the semi-permanent deer-hunting stands he has discovered in his adopted home of Wisconsin. Vaughn grew up far from the...
View ArticleExpanding the Cycle of Creative Energy with Kristen Cliffell
Today we present another guest blog post: this time by State of the Art artist Kristen Cliffel. Cliffel participated in the Museum’s Symposium in November, and returns to Crystal Bridges this coming...
View ArticleState of the Art: the App
Along with the rest of the Museum departments, the Digital Media team has been hard at work to create interactives for the State of the Art exhibition. One project we created was the State of the Art...
View ArticleWild Art!
Joachim Pissarro is the great grandson of Impressionist painter Camille Pissarro. He is also the Bershad Professor of Art History and Director of the Hunter College Galleries at the City University of...
View ArticleThe Birth and (Slow) Death of the Slow Room
Ali Demorotski is Curatorial Assistant here at Crystal Bridges, and she has been closely involved with the State of the Art exhibition from the get-go: handling everything from flight arrangements and...
View ArticleLet’s Talk About It: the State of the Art Symposium
I was pretty floored when I heard from our curators that they were going rogue in developing their next exhibition by traveling cross-country to get to know artists in their studios. Why would such...
View ArticleState of the Art Museum Store Connection
We know there are quite a few works in State of the Art with connections to Crystal Bridges’ permanent collection. But did you know the Museum Store has a connection to a work in the State of the Art...
View ArticleCapturing Nature in Clay: An Autumn Project
Cooler weather is upon us, and many of us, including me, treasure those last warm days of the year. As an Art Instructor for a museum that has over 3.5 miles of winding trails, the opportunity to...
View ArticleDrawing the Body with Monica Aissa Martinez
Last week Crystal Bridges hosted our first public Symposium, focused on State of the Art and the artist’s relationship to his or her environment. (Watch this space for upcoming posts about those...
View ArticleState of the Art Catalogs: Library Art and Architecture
State of the Art is an exhibition that reaches a wide group of individuals from all over the country, but especially for the Northwest Arkansas region. The State of the Art Catalog is one of the ways...
View ArticleDiscovery and Recovery with Jason Vaughn
Jason Vaughn‘s photo series hide features lovely, sometimes haunting images of the semi-permanent deer-hunting stands he has discovered in his adopted home of Wisconsin. Vaughn grew up far from the...
View ArticleExpanding the Cycle of Creative Energy with Kristen Cliffell
Today we present another guest blog post: this time by State of the Art artist Kristen Cliffel. Cliffel participated in the Museum’s Symposium in November, and returns to Crystal Bridges this coming...
View ArticleState of the Art: the App
Along with the rest of the Museum departments, the Digital Media team has been hard at work to create interactives for the State of the Art exhibition. One project we created was the State of the Art...
View ArticleWild Art!
Joachim Pissarro is the great grandson of Impressionist painter Camille Pissarro. He is also the Bershad Professor of Art History and Director of the Hunter College Galleries at the City University of...
View ArticleThe Birth and (Slow) Death of the Slow Room
Ali Demorotski is Curatorial Assistant here at Crystal Bridges, and she has been closely involved with the State of the Art exhibition from the get-go: handling everything from flight arrangements and...
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