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Author Archives: Experiment Station. Honoring Memories through Art and Storytelling. August 17, 2016. Student ambassadors from “Bringing the Lessons Home” with the School Programs Educators who led their tour of The Phillips Collection. Photo: James Fleming. James brought his student ambassadors from the Bringing the Lessons Home. Students investigate Jacob Lawrence’s use of line, shape, and color in The Migration Series. Photo: James Fleming. James expressed to me early on that the artistic ability and ...
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Frankenthaler and Motherwell: A Painterly Marriage by | The Experiment Station | The Phillips Collection
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Deconstructing Lawrence’s Struggle Series: Panel 2. ArtGrams: The Laib Wax Room →. Frankenthaler and Motherwell: A Painterly Marriage. May 19, 2015. Two of the Phillips’s most cherished Abstract Expressionist artists, Helen Frankenthaler. Shared more than a style of painting: they were also married from 1958 to 1971. Currently, a group of the couple’s works from the museum’s permanent collection are on display in neighboring galleries. Four of my favorites are. Both by Frankenthaler, and. Chi Ama, Crede.
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Tag Archives: artistic collaboration. Frankenthaler and Motherwell: A Painterly Marriage. May 19, 2015. Two of the Phillips’s most cherished Abstract Expressionist artists, Helen Frankenthaler. Shared more than a style of painting: they were also married from 1958 to 1971. Currently, a group of the couple’s works from the museum’s permanent collection are on display in neighboring galleries. Four of my favorites are. Both by Frankenthaler, and. In White and Yellow Ochre. Chi Ama, Crede. Chi Ama, Crede.
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Postcards from Japan and A Tokyo Night. Deconstructing Lawrence’s Struggle Series: Panel 2 →. Deconstructing the Struggle Series. May 15, 2015. This spring, former Phillips curator Beth Turner taught an undergraduate practicum at the University of Virginia focusing on Jacob Lawrence’s. In this multi-part blog series, responses from Turner’s students in reference to individual works from the series will be posted each week. As I reflect upon our semester, I am amazed at how Jacob Lawrence’s. Next visualiz...
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Honoring Memories through Art and Storytelling. August 17, 2016. Student ambassadors from “Bringing the Lessons Home” with the School Programs Educators who led their tour of The Phillips Collection. Photo: James Fleming. James brought his student ambassadors from the Bringing the Lessons Home. Students investigate Jacob Lawrence’s use of line, shape, and color in The Migration Series. Photo: James Fleming. James expressed to me early on that the artistic ability and confidence level of participants in t...
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Cuba Impressions, February 2012, Part 1 | The Experiment Station
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Cuba Impressions, February 2012, Part 1. March 2, 2012. All Photos Klaus Ottmann. From → Sundry Thoughts on Art. Larr; Attention Readers! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. 90 Years of New.
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Posts by Sarah Osborne Bender. January 26, 2012. 19 Down: Subject of Dozens of Degas Paintings. January 24, 2012. The Nominees Are In! January 10, 2012. Your E-Reader Can’t Do This. January 9, 2012. Idols of Stage and Screen. January 6, 2012. Phillips Flashback: January 6, 1957. January 5, 2012. In Case of Emergency . . . Part II. January 3, 2012. In Case of Emergency . . . Laquo; Older Entries. A blog from The Phillips Collection. In Washington D.C. 90 Years of New. Sundry Thoughts on Art.
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Posts by Experiment Station. January 30, 2012. January 27, 2012. Girl Scouts in the Galleries. January 25, 2012. A Rose is a Rose is a Conversation. January 24, 2012. Calendar Planning Outside the Lines. January 19, 2012. Happy Birthday Paul Cézanne. January 19, 2012. Tools of the Trade. January 18, 2012. Director’s Desk: Meet Me in Marioni. Laquo; Older Entries. A blog from The Phillips Collection. In Washington D.C. 90 Years of New. Sundry Thoughts on Art. The Artist Sees Differently. Free in D.C.
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Attention Readers! | The Experiment Station
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January 30, 2012. We’ve moved Experiment Station. To a new address! Starting today find us at blog.phillipscollection.org. Be sure to update your blog readers, feeders, and bookmarks. Thanks! From → Experiment Station. Larr; Girl Scouts in the Galleries. Cuba Impressions, February 2012, Part 1 →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Blog at Wo...
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19 Down: Subject of Dozens of Degas Paintings. January 26, 2012. Left) New York Times Crossword, Sunday, January 22, 2012. (Right) Hilaire-Germain-Edgar Degas, After the Bath, circa 1895. Pastel on paper, 30 1/2 x 33 1/8 in. The Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C. Acquired 1949. Here’s a clue if, like me, you’re still chipping away at the Sunday. From → Experiment Station. Larr; A Rose is a Rose is a Conversation. Girl Scouts in the Galleries →. Leave one →. January 26, 2012 8:05 pm. 90 Years of New.
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