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Scott Burton: Shape Shift

Sep 6, 2024–Feb 2, 2025

Modern metal furniture with a perforated design displayed on a white platform in a minimalist gallery space.

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Brendan Fernandes: In Two

Sep 6, 2024–Feb 2, 2025

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Two Adirondack inspired sculpture chairs on a white platform. There are people in the background observing additional furniture sculptures.

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Fall 2024 Museum Educator Tours

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Dr. David J. Getsy Lecture on Scott Burton

Wed, Nov 20, 2024

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This image shows a modern gallery space where visitors are interacting. In the foreground, a minimalist metal sculpture with angular geometric lines is placed near a concrete pillar. In the background, two women are standing in conversation. Additional abstract sculptures can be seen on display, including a black rectangular structure and a triangular form in the distance. The white walls and simple lighting enhance the clean, contemporary feel of the exhibition.

Spanish Language Tour of Scott Burton: Shape Shift with Karla Aguilar Velasquez

Sun, Nov 24, 2024

The image shows three young women interacting casually in what appears to be a modern, minimalistic space with wide stone stairs. One woman is sitting on a large textured stone, holding a brochure, while the other two stand nearby, engaged in conversation. The woman on the right is wearing a colorful striped sweater, while the others are dressed in more neutral tones. The atmosphere is relaxed and informal, suggesting a moment of friendly discussion, possibly at a cultural or academic event.

Poetry Reading with Maurice L. Tracy and Molly M. Pearson

Fri, Dec 6, 2024

The image shows a busy indoor space with a wooden floor, exposed brick walls, and high ceilings. Various people are gathered around tables displaying materials and artwork. In the foreground, there is a table with a black tablecloth displaying the text

Cherokee Print Bazaar

Sat, Dec 7, 2024

New Music Circle Presents: gabby fluke-mogul / Nava Dunkelman

Sat, Dec 7, 2024

Banned Book Club: LGBTQ+

Thu, Dec 12, 2024

The image shows a geometric sculpture composed of brightly colored squares, stacked and arranged in a 3D form. The squares are colored green, blue, red, orange, and yellow. The artwork is displayed at the end of a hallway, with walls and handrails visible on both sides. The setting appears to be a gallery or museum, with natural lighting coming from above or the side. The overall mood of the space is calm and minimalistic, with the bold colors of the sculpture providing a stark contrast to the neutral surroundings.

ASL Exhibition Tour with DEAF, Inc.

Fri, Dec 13, 2024

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The image shows a person standing confidently with hands on their hips, wearing a black long-sleeved top, black pants with rolled-up cuffs, and chunky black shoes. The individual also has a beard and is wearing a black cap. Behind them, there is a large, smooth, flat-topped rock and a minimalist concrete wall, creating a modern, serene atmosphere. The overall setting appears to be an art or architectural space.

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Dancing through a museum: An artist duets with a departed influence at the Pulitzer

St. Louis Public Radio

Nov 6, 2024

A view through sliding glass doors of a concrete patio with a large, textured stone sculpture. In the foreground, a textured, cubist-style sculpture sits on the floor inside the building

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Scott Burton: Shape Shift

The Brooklyn Rail

Oct 30, 2024

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A Dying Artist Left His Legacy to MoMA. Today He’s Almost Forgotten.

The New York Times

Oct 29, 2024

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The Pulitzer is a museum where ideas are freely explored, new art exhibited, and historic work reimagined.