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Our excitement about the Nasher Museum’s future exhibition The Record, slate for Aug. 2010, just skyrocketed with the announcement of a partial list of featured artists. An effort of the museum’s Curator for Contemporary Art Trevor Schoonmaker, the show will explore the record’s unique cultural and artistic role.
Check out the artists that made the list:
Laurie Anderson [...]
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For those still around after finals, artist Christian Marclay will be giving a gallery tour and talk on his new exhibit, Video Quartet, May 7 as part of the First Thursday series at the Nasher Museum of Art.
The 2002 installation, projected in a 14-minute loop on four enormous side-by-side screens, has been described as [...]
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This Wednesday at 7 p.m., renowned American conceptual artist Dario Robleto will be coming to Nasher Museum of Art to discuss his work and upcoming involvment in the museum’s upcoming exhibit, The Record. Robleto’s work has been featured at galleries such as Whitney Museum in New York. The talk is presented by the Barbra and [...]
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On March 5 (tonight), join the Nasher Museum for two events a part of the gallery’s ongoing series:
First Thursday Gallery Talk with Judith Ruderman // 6 p.m.
Duke’s Vice Provost for Academic and Administrative Services will speak on Bloomsbury group members D.H. Lawrence and Duncan Grant.
Bloomsbury Film Series, Mrs. Dalloway // 7 p.m.
This 1997 film [...]
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A few weeks ago, the Nasher Museum Blog posted an Art Net story concerning art museums slashing their budgets in response to the economic slump. From the story:
A sampling of U.S. institutions by the Art Newspaper found that most had lost at least 20 percent of the value of their endowments. Though such losses are [...]
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