William Kentridge: Five Themes
2009-11-07 to 2010-01-17 An exhibit featuring the works of William Kentridge, a South African contemporary artist who creates in a number of mediums, from sculptures to books to drawings - even animated films. The five themes the exhibit examines are as follows: "Parcours d'Atelier: Artist in the Studio," "Thick Time: Soho and Felix," "Occasional and Residual Hope: Ubu and the Procession," "Sarastro and the Master's Voice: The Magic Flute" and "Learning from the Absurd: The Nose." Curated by Mark Rosenthal.
Venue: Norton Museum of Art
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Founded in 1941, The Norton Museum has grown into a very important cultural icon of the Palm Beaches. Its permanent collections include outdoor sculpture, photography, Chinese, American, European impressionists, contemporary and Renaissance and Baroque pieces. See their website for further details.
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(show all events)William Kentridge: Five Themes
Nov 7th, 2009 to Jan 17th, 2010
An exhibit featuring the works of William Kentridge, a South African contemporary artist who creates in a number of mediums, from sculptures to books to drawings - even animated films. The five themes the exhibit examines are as follows: "Parcours d'Atelier: Artist in the Studio," "Thick Time: Soho and Felix," "Occasional and Residual Hope: Ubu and the Procession," "Sarastro and the Master's Voice: The Magic Flute" and "Learning from the Absurd: The Nose." Curated by Mark Rosenthal.
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Good for Modern Art
The Norton Museum has few impresionist and classical pieces but it's main fouce is on Modern Art...
Reviewed by:DJ from on Nov 23 2006
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