Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Artさんのイラストまとめ

“. . .The modern artist reveals the enchanted universe” - #PierreDaura
Drawn from the permanent collections of the JSMA and @Oregon_Law, “Pierre Daura’s Enchanted Universe” explores the connection between art and magic.✨☄️

Learn more about this exhibit: https://t.co/QlWJ7R2D1o

These series of works arrived by purely responding to the sounds, rhythm, and movements of the piece. . . From borrowing lines that beetles make in the forest to carving my own drawn lines onto woodblocks, all of these actions of making were derived from the music.- Mika Aono

#KaraWalker’s work "no world" reflects on the horrifying atrocities of the transatlantic slave trade. The title is likely a pun on “New World.” How does this work comment on the past as well as the present? Currently on view in "LOOK. Listen. Learn. Act." https://t.co/PE57o8b9NY

Our thoughts go out to our evacuated neighbors, and the firefighters who are fighting to contain the many wildfires burning across Oregon. We hope this work by Nelson Sandgren can bring joy and respite during these scary times. Take care of each other and stay safe out there.

Starting off Monday looking at art inspired by the great outdoors. Nature always seems to help with de-stressing during a busy work week.🌱Check out our exhibition "Mildred Bryant Brooks: The Art of Etching" for whenever you need an art-inspired break this week - link via our bio

Will you be at the opening of "Ralph Steadman: A Retrospective" this Friday, October 4? We'd love to see you there!

Can you name #5WomenArtists? The JSMA is highlighting women artists within our collections. Lillian Pitt (b. 1944, American, Wasco, Warm Springs and Yakama nations), Power Within, 1997, 2015:33.31.

Can you name #5WomenArtists? During the month of March, the JSMA is highlighting women artists within our collection. Bertha Lum (b. 1896-d. 1954, American), The Bazaar, 1924, MWA51:L1