Montgomery-based visual artist, author and Auburn alumnus Greg Brown will host a second gallery talk on August 29, 5–6 p.m., at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art for…
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Join us today, 5–6 p.m. in the Grand Gallery for a hypertufa demonstration by Montgomery-based visual artist, author and Auburn alumnus Greg Brown.
Hypertufa—ideal for creating lightweight and durable art—features prominently in Brown’s eclectic series of decorative masks currently on display in “Creative Cadences: Works of Roger and Greg Brown,” which includes a diverse collection of paintings, prints and sculptures by Greg and his brother, Roger. Demonstration attendees are encouraged to explore the exhibition, on view through Nov. 3 in the Bill L. Harbert Gallery and Gallery C as part of the museum’s ongoing celebration of the Alabama bicentennial. The hypertufa demonstration and the exhibition are both free and open to the public. #GregBrown #hypertufa #JCSM
It may be July 5, but the fireworks are still very much aglow in “Fire and Water: Prints by Florence Neal.” Visit the museum today or this weekend to see these and many other mesmeric prints by Neal now on view in the Wadsworth Gallery.
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This exhibition is presented in part with generous support from the Alabama State Council on the Arts and the Alabama Bicentennial Commission, in recognition and celebration of the 200th anniversary of Alabama statehood in 2019.
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“Liberty Fireworks,” 1987; “July 4th on the East River,” 1985; and “Brooklyn Bridge 100 Years,” 1983; editions: 7/20, linoleum cut, partial gift of the artist and museum purchase with funds donated in honor of Edward W. Neal, Class of 1950 @ Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art
Alabama artist Mary Virginia Hall's images of homes along Alaska's desolate Arctic coast are provocative, eerie and yet strangely inviting. They beckon viewers to wonder, “What lies within? A healthy household that is warm and inviting? Or one that is cold and dark, succumbing to deterioration within as well as without? Hope or despair?” Hall's exhibition, "Dwellings: Alaskan Photographs by Mary Virginia Hall," is on view now through July 28 in the Corridor Gallery.
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Mary Virginia Hall, "Hanging Fixture," 2014, K3 pigment ink print on cotton rag. Courtesy of the artist.
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