The @StlArtMuseum is shining a light on modern Native art with "Action/Abstraction Redefined" - the museum's first exhibition to focus on the work of Native American artists of the 20th century. 🎨👀 @stlmag#STLMade https://t.co/Cw0Y53Fuf9
We are hosting three creative writing workshops in July featuring Native authors @chiplivingston @deborahtaffa and Layli Long Soldier! Space is limited, sign up here: https://t.co/Oi5pK1IdUe. Presented in partnership with @IAIASantaFe and @StlArtMuseum
A show about the early days of the Institute of American Indian Arts, founded in 1962 as the first—and only—fine-art college for Native Americans, opens this week at the @StlArtMuseum and sees ancestral aesthetics dominate and merge with Modern abstraction https://t.co/zl8qm6s64k
Here's a peak at the newest exhibition at the @StlArtMuseum, "Action/Abstraction Redefined: Modern Native Art, 1940s–1970s". To see more of the interview: https://t.co/Ez7h7O3UyX #stl#nativeamerican#modernart#slam
It is our privilege as Presenting Sponsor of @expochicago to bring remarkable art and narratives to new audiences. We are so pleased to announce the selection of ‘Irawo II’ by Wole Lagunju as our purchase prize gift to the @StlArtMuseum. Congratulations! https://t.co/XtQXBEtx7h
Sculpted from Meissen porcelain, this chocolate pot was decorated by German painter Johann Georg Heintze.
Johann Georg Heintz (artist), Meissen Porcelain Factory (sculptor), Chocolate Pot, glazed porcelain, gilded bronze, wood, c.1740-1745 @StlArtMuseum#AntiqueoftheDay
The St. Louis Art Museum is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Hip Hop with local artists and organizations, including Harris-Stowe, to mark the occasion. Read more about this collaboration on HSSU in the News in our bio. 🐝
We love it when a ZMD plan comes together! @mobotgarden's own water lily expert Derek Lyle is featured @StlArtMuseum's current exhibition MONET/MITCHELL as the audio guide on this 1917-19 painting by Monet. Listen and learn more about Monet's own plants: https://t.co/fuDICjP1az
The Saint Louis Art Museum's "Monet/Mitchell: Painting the French Landscape" contrasts and compares the work of Claude Monet and Joan Mitchell, focusing on their love of nature and landscapes. Make sure to check it out. https://t.co/2Q1mAzwmeW #art#slam#stl
#EXHIBITION A French painter and an American painter, both fascinated with France's natural scenery – now on view at the @StlArtMuseum. https://t.co/kLG4UXF8HO
The new @StlArtMuseum exhibit, “Monet/Mitchell: Painting the French Landscape” showcases the works of the two masters in tandem for the first time in the U.S. A free public preview will be held later today, with the exhibit officially opening tomorrow. https://t.co/ru20gYZCkr
On March 24, the St. Louis Art Museum opens "Monet/Mitchell: Painting the French Landscape," the first U.S. exhibition to juxtapose the two artists.
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