Han Qin Art 韩沁艺术

Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery presents

RECKONING: SALON ARTIST TALK

Please join us on Wednesday, November 18 at 12pm for our second virtual Salon Artist Talk in conjunction with the RECKONING Faculty Exhibition, moderated by Judith Brown Clarke, PhD. Classes welcome.

Featured Faculty Artists: Isak Berbic, Toby Buonagurio, Stephanie Dinkins, Qin Han, Carter Johnson, Jason Paradis and Lorraine Walsh.

To register: Wednesday, November 18,12pm

Blue.
March 14 – July 5, 2020
A contemporary blue show

What color means more to us than blue? Even among the primaries, the color of the sky and sea commands a privileged place, by far the most popular hue in the spectrum according to surveys on every continent. Blue casts its spell, pushing beyond symbolism to a deeper emotional level, drawing us into its pure and distant mysteries. Every artist goes through a “blue period,” from the Mediterranean blues of Matisse and Yves Klein to the haunting auras of Redon. Blue has been holy to Egyptian, Hindu, Chinese and Western traditions. Its physical sources (cobalt, ultramarine, cerulean, indigo, lapis lazuli, cyan) are a catalogue of valued materials that rival gold itself. As this exhibition exuberantly proves, the power of blue transcends art history. Poets, filmmakers, musicians and designers have tapped its resonant appeal. The most original music in America (home of bluejeans, “democracy in fashion”) is the blues. We are turning the entire museum over to the multi-media exploration of blue in many incarnations. It spans history and geography, from the precious lapis lazuli of antiquity to paintings, photographs, sculpture, ceramics, cyanotypes, and fashion. As Miró said, “This is the color of my dreams.”

Harmony and Evolution: An Exhibition of the Chinese-American Art Faculty Association
Work by art and design faculty from across the country that addresses the issue of how art and design express cultural integration and creativity.

RUTH DAVIS DESIGN GALLERY
February 26 – April 5, 2020
1300 Linden Dr., Madison

Sotheby’s Institute of Art is pleased to present
Where Do We Come From? Where Are We Going?

A group exhibition curated by Finn Leong and Carley Nolan.

Opening May 8th 6-8pm at Sotheby's Institute of Art
Exhibitions are free and open to the public and require preliminary registration to gain building access. Space is limited.

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