American Folk Art Museum
Neighborhood: Gramercy/Flatiron
Nearest Train: 49th Street Station
Phone: +1 212 265 1040
Fax: +1 212 265 2350
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If you're a person who likes to think out of the ordinary, then this museum should be on your list. Apart from the African-American Art, there's some interesting exhibits, such as Obsessive Drawing, White on White and Fun with Polaroid Potraits on display. What's more, you can enrol as a member and enjoy all this for free!
Tu-Su 10:30a-5:30p, F 10:30a-7:30p
Oct 23rd, 2008 to Mar 29th, 2009
Both artists Ammi and Mark use the canvas to search for light. The can be seen as lines or hues and shades. It has created a type of mysticism through the use of light in color.
Thomas Chambers (1808-1869): American Marine and Landscape Painter
Sep 29th, 2009 to Mar 7th, 2010
One those artists fated to not have their talent truly recognized pre-mortem, Chambers' work is now on display in all its bold, lively and colorful glory. The exhibit features a number of objects such as ceramics, furniture and books alongside Chambers' paintings as an exploration of his inspiration and contemporary audience. Curated by Kathleen A. Forster.
Art escapades
Neighborhood: Gramercy/Flatiron
Nearest Train: 49th Street Station
Phone: +1 212 265 1040
Fax: +1 212 265 2350
Email | Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
If you're a person who likes to think out of the ordinary, then this museum should be on your list. Apart from the African-American Art, there's some interesting exhibits, such as Obsessive Drawing, White on White and Fun with Polaroid Potraits on display. What's more, you can enrol as a member and enjoy all this for free!
Tu-Su 10:30a-5:30p, F 10:30a-7:30p
Associated Events
The Seduction of Light: Ammi Phillips I Mark Rothko Compositions in Pink, Green and RedOct 23rd, 2008 to Mar 29th, 2009
Both artists Ammi and Mark use the canvas to search for light. The can be seen as lines or hues and shades. It has created a type of mysticism through the use of light in color.
Thomas Chambers (1808-1869): American Marine and Landscape Painter
Sep 29th, 2009 to Mar 7th, 2010
One those artists fated to not have their talent truly recognized pre-mortem, Chambers' work is now on display in all its bold, lively and colorful glory. The exhibit features a number of objects such as ceramics, furniture and books alongside Chambers' paintings as an exploration of his inspiration and contemporary audience. Curated by Kathleen A. Forster.
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