Established in 1995 and opened in 2003, the Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to engage young children’s potential by inviting families of all backgrounds with children age birth to 10 years old to explore environ…
The Children’s Museum of Greater Fall River operated as a museum without walls in 1999. Volunteers carted museum exhibits to community events, working out of cars and vans, but always hoped to find a permanent location. Museum founders leased the Bristol Count…
The city of Richmond, capital of the Confederacy and primary target of Union campaigns, was also the central destination for thousands of Confederate soldiers wounded on the battlefields of Virginia during the Civil War. Realizing that a long war and thousands…
The Clyfford Still Museum allows visitors the unique experience to understand the legacy of Clyfford Still. He had a unique artistic vision and was unwilling to compromise it for money or recognition. As he evolved as an artist, Still’s works transitioned from…
The Society currently has over 30,000 accessioned items, including 4,000 historic textiles and clothing dating from the 1700s to the present day, and over 7,000 photographs from daguerreotypes to digital images and numerous memorabilia showcasing the town’s th…
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The Pullman Company was known for many things… Some of them were very positive such as innovative rail cars, exquisite service, world-class food; the list goes on. However, there are sadly many not-so-positive aspects of Pullman such as employment strikes, poo…
The CMA is committed to the concept of the modern museum. We believe in being inclusive and participatory. We believe that art is meant to be experienced, not just seen. Adult art classes, tours, and lectures offer fun ways for grown-ups to learn—no #2 pencils…
Balboa Park is steeped in history. A true labor of love to the City’s leaders of the era, there was great effort to shape this rolling plot of land into the masterpiece it is today. Balboa Park began as 1400 acres of land set aside in 1868 by San Diego civic…
Airbase Georgia offers a variety of living history flight experiences in our aircraft. Feel the g-forces from the 1,500 horsepower Rolls Royce Merlin engine in our P-51 Mustang “Red Nose”, or transport yourself back to the Battle of Midway in the gunner’s seat…
The Iowa Play: A Gentle Comedy in Two Acts Amana Heritage Society and TKM Theatrical Productions present Kathe Mull’s gentle, two-act comedy about friendship, community, and the heart of… 1920: A Centennial Celebration of Women in Amana An Exhibit by the Amana…
Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive Film Library
Graduate students from the Departments of African American and African Diaspora Studies and History of Art offer exhibition tours on selected Wednesdays at 12:15 PM, Sundays at 2 PM, and Free First Thursdays at 1:15 PM.
Maren Hassinger: Living Moving Growing, the most significant retrospective of the artist to date, presents her work across sculpture, performance, video, and installation from the early 1970s to the present. Hassinger
Five Centuries of Works on Paper: The Grunwald Cen
This exhibition marks the 70th anniversary of the Grunwald Center, celebrating its history through a selection of significant works that reflect the collection’s breadth and diversity.
In a San Francisco darkroom in the 1920s, a five-year-old boy stood on a wooden box to reach the sink, learning to rock developing trays beside his mother. That boy was Rondal Partridge. His mother was Imogen Cunningham…
The danse macabre (dance of death), a visual allegory of life’s impermanence depicted by lively dancing skeletons, was popularized in woodcut illustrations as early as the 14th century. Equal parts foreboding and whimsic…