John Sloan was noted for his realist representations of life in New York City’s poor immigrant neighborhoods. Painted in 1922, this nocturnal vista of Lower Manhattan, seen from the roof of his Greenwich Village studio, is regarded as the culmination of Sloan’s city scenes.
Romantic Painting in America, Museum of Modern Art, New York, followed by other venues
organized by the Smithsonian Travelling Exhibition Service and circulated to 10 venues
organized by the Smithsonian Travelling Exhibition Service and circulated to 10 venues
International tour with works from The Armand Hammer Collection from 1980-1987 (25 venues
Including mosaics, icons, manuscripts, jewelry, and ceramics, this exhibition explores the coexistence of paganism and Christianity, spiritual life in Byzantium, secular works of art used in the home, the intellectual life of Byzantine scholars, and the cross-influences that occurred.
Other Venues: J.
International tour with works from The Armand Hammer Collection from 1980-1987 (25 venues
The rural African American community of Gee’s Bend, Alabama, has been home to generations of quilters who pass on the traditions of their enslaved ancestors while they pursue innovation and self-expression. Among their leaders is Mary Lee Bendolph, an artist with scraps of cloth.
co-organized by the Austin Museum of Art and Tinwood Alliance, Atlanta; multiple venues
Collection, Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, more than twenty venues
Collection, Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, more than twenty venues
1969, starting with Brooks Memorial Art Gallery, Memphis, Tennessee; except all venues
