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Abstract Landscape Drawing

Rea Lynn de Guzman, Senior Teaching Artist \ Jan 21, 2022
Create an abstract landscape drawing using a photograph as reference, inspired by artist Bernice Bing.
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\ How Things Are Made, Exhibitions

Judy Chicago and the Teaneck Seven: The Needlepoint Artists Behind “Birth Trinity”

Artist Susan Bloomenstein in conversation with Janna Keegan, assistant curator, contemporary art, and Laura Camerlengo, associate curator, costume and textile arts \ Jan 4, 2022
\ How Things Are Made, Exhibitions

Her Own Route: How Judy Chicago Turned Car Hoods into Art

Jena Hirschbein \ Dec 30, 2021
\ Exhibitions

Carrying Baskets: The Seeds of Pomo Life in California

Sherrie Smith-Ferri \ Dec 16, 2021
\ How Things Are Made

The Weight of Weaving: A Closer Look at Olga de Amaral’s “Lost Image 17”

Julieta Fuentes Roll \ Dec 9, 2021
\ Exhibitions

Trigger Figure: Patrick Kelly’s Reclamation of Racist Iconography

Kibwe Chase-Marshall \ Dec 2, 2021
\ Anti-Racism Updates

The Diversity and Innovation Fund

Alison Bowman & Matt Sussman \ Nov 3, 2021
\ Exhibitions

Celebrating “Patrick Kelly: Runway of Love”

Laura L. Camerlengo in conversation with Dilys E. Blum \ Oct 25, 2021
\ Anti-Racism Updates

Anti-Racism and the Museum Stores

Tim Niedert and Stuart Hata \ Sep 28, 2021
\ Ecology

Bierstadt to Birk: California Landscape Ideals Versus Realities

Emma Acker \ Sep 17, 2021
\ Ecology

Considering Robert Bechtle’s "Sunset Intersection"

Karin Breuer \ Sep 21, 2021
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