Winter (doesn’t suck, you’ve just lost your sense of) wonderland.
Memorial Art Gallery
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MAG’s ‘Melting Animals’ animated shorts activate imagination
Geared toward younger audiences, the program showcases a wide range of animation techniques and is meant to spark creativity in viewers.
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The greatest Andy Warhol story never told
The Memorial Art Gallery’s “Season of Warhol” is a major event for the city’s art scene and recalls one local legend’s brush with the celebrity pop artist.
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ART TALK | ‘Virtual Tour with David Zyla: Who What Wear’
The MAG’s themed tours continue virtually into the fall, with “Who What Wear” with David Zyla next up.
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Open (art) house
A look at what will be presented this season by area galleries and museums, many of which are still in virtual limbo.
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ART | ‘Lessons of the Hour: Online’
The MAG has brought back Isaac Julien’s video installation, “Lessons of the Hour — Frederick Douglass,” available to view for a limited time online.
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ART TALK | ‘Centering Black Women: A Conversation About Art and Organizing’
Thursday’s live-streamed talk will address the importance of fore-fronting Black women’s voices in both art and political organizing.
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Calendar preview: Summer stretch
With outdoor activities for all the senses, this week’s events let us explore and expand connection through physical (and social) movements.
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MAG’s Clothesline Festival goes virtual
The Memorial Art Gallery’s Clothesline Festival will be online-only, but has expanded from a weekend to a week
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Arts organizations increase access during COVID-19 shutdowns
Pandemic-related shutdowns have forced many institutions to pivot to the digital space, increasing accessibility. But will it last?
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Calendar preview: Take it outside
This week’s picks help minimize stress and nourish the body (while supporting Black-owned biz), keeping us primed for the work ahead.
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MAG asks art lovers to help lower $500k deficit
The Memorial Art Gallery launches a “Protect the Arts” fundraising campaign, director Jonathan Binstock lets donors decide his humiliation.
