It was a terrific visit, and I saw a lot of unexpected things, especially the Bloom exhibit, which was disturbing, riveting, fascinating, and remarkably beautiful.
Here is blog 1: Jewelry, Black History exhibit.
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A visit to the jewelry gallery, hoping for something new (there wasn't).
But I still love this great art in miniature
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Art from the exhibit "Black Histories, Black Futures"
Alan Rohan Crite
"Madonna of Dudley Station"
(Curve in the Tracks), 1987
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Archibald Motley
"Cocktails" about 1926
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Eldzier Cortor
"Red Ballroom Ensemble" 1996
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Eldzier Cortor
"Still-life: Past Revisited" 1973
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Eldzier Cortor
"Room No. V" 1948
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Walter Augustus Simon
"715 Washington Street, Greenwich Village" 1947
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Norman Lewis
"Untitled" 1660-64
(detail)
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Hughie Lee-Smith
"Along the Tracks", 1953
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Yoshitomo Nara
"Your Dog" 2003
(In the cafeteria of the American Wing)
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