Fine Arts Exhibition
Fine Arts ExhibitionAnnandale-On-Hudson
You won't believe this museum is free. The Hessel brings world-class contemporary art to Bard's stunning Hudson River campus, with rotating exhibitions that tackle everything from Iraqi modernism to Native American performance art. Come for the provocative installations, stay to wander the sculpture garden and Shakespeare garden beyond.
Tips
June 27 at 11am
Uman's paintings have grown from whispered portraits to bold, commanding statements over two decades. This sweeping retrospective traces that evolution through 100+ works, including two new murals created just for the show.
June 27 at 11am
Marilou Schultz spent 65 years weaving Navajo tradition into computer chips and stock tickers. This first-ever survey traces how a self-taught DinΓ© innovator turned fiber art into a meditation on digital culture.
June 27 at 11am
Step into the world of the woman who launched Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko while quietly building her own radical art practice. This revelatory retrospective finally gives Betty Parsons her due, showcasing 80 works spanning six decades of bold abstraction alongside the untold story of her trailblazing gallery.
Annandale-On-HudsonOpens Friday at 11:00 AM
Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionYou won't believe this museum is free. The Hessel brings world-class contemporary art to Bard's stunning Hudson River campus, with rotating exhibitions that tackle everything from Iraqi modernism to Native American performance art. Come for the provocative installations, stay to wander the sculpture garden and Shakespeare garden beyond.
Tips
June 27 at 11am
Uman's paintings have grown from whispered portraits to bold, commanding statements over two decades. This sweeping retrospective traces that evolution through 100+ works, including two new murals created just for the show.
June 27 at 11am
Marilou Schultz spent 65 years weaving Navajo tradition into computer chips and stock tickers. This first-ever survey traces how a self-taught DinΓ© innovator turned fiber art into a meditation on digital culture.
June 27 at 11am
Step into the world of the woman who launched Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko while quietly building her own radical art practice. This revelatory retrospective finally gives Betty Parsons her due, showcasing 80 works spanning six decades of bold abstraction alongside the untold story of her trailblazing gallery.