Internationally respected for her paintings, public art projects and art reviews, Carrie Moyer honors the Worcester Art Museum (WAM) with her stunning exhibition Interstellar.
Moyer will present Thursday, April 19 during the Worcester Art Museum‘s AFTER HOURS program—Third Thursday featuring the folk music of Thea Hopkins—where »
After spending nearly 15 years working in the national security arena, a time shared between Homeland Security and the Federal Aviation Administration’s Security Division, it made perfect sense for Anthony Amore to make the leap to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum where he presently »
Organized by Curator, William Keyes Rudolph, in collaboration with The Historic New Orleans Collection, the exhibition In Search of Julien Hudson: Free Artist of Color in Pre-Civil War New Orleans, on view until March 11 at the Worcester Art Museum, is an ambitious project. It is »
Without a doubt the Worcester Art Museum has done a great job in combining art, entertainment, in a comfortable environment for patrons and enthusiasts alike. It is no different for this Third Thursday After Hours. The event provides guests with a special two-for-one Irish »
Welcoming visitors to the exhibition “Viewpoint” at the Iris and B. Cantor Art Gallery is a selection of mixed-media books created by Susan Schmidt, a member of the Visual Arts Faculty at the College of the Holy Cross.
As an exhibition, “Viewpoint” is a »
Expertly researched and elegantly presented is Weet, of Rest – Rest Elsewhere, the current exhibition feature from The Prints, Drawings, and Photography Department at the Worcester Art Museum. David Acton, Curator of Prints, Drawings, and Photography tells the story of the rise of the »
Starting on November 16th, the Worcester Art Museum will be saying “good-bye” to long-time Director, Jim Welu—who will be stepping aside into the newly formed role of director emeritus—and welcoming Matthias Waschek to the reins. Formerly the Director of the Pulitzer Foundation for the »
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