Category: Art on the Go
10 Local Writers to Explore
This fall, the Museum commissioned ten writers to be inspired by the Museum’s collection for a piece of microfiction. These writings were then used as the source for a series of postcards used in the Akron Art Mail installation. Some of these writers were also featured in On Process, the Museum’s speaker series which highlights artists and writers and their interviews are available to watch on our YouTube channel. Explore these ten writers along with their written works and Akron Art Mail postcards featured on
10 Ways Studio Projects can help expand your horizons
Making art is a chance to express yourself, relax, and expand your horizons. We have many resources to help you explore a new medium, hone your skills, or learn from a master. Studio Hours are made possible with support from PNC, the Mary S. and David C. Corbin Foundation, the Alan and Janice Woll Family Fund, OMNOVA Solutions Foundation, Peg’s Foundation, Robert O. and Annamae Orr Family Foundation, Kathy Moses Salem Philanthropic Fund of the Akron Community Foundation, Charles E. and Mabel M. Richie Foundation
ARTstrology: Sagittarius
November 22 – December 21 Oh the places you’ll go! Whether it’s through books, movies, or art you love to chase novel experiences. No matter where you are, your sights are always set on a distant horizon. But travel safely Sags! Your sign tends to be impatient, so don’t forget to take a breath before setting out on your next adventure. Sagitario 22 noviembre – 21 diciembre ¡Oh los lugares a los que irás! Ya sea a través de libros, películas o arte, te encanta
10 Ways to Let Art Inspire Your Next Meal
Food can be one of the great pleasures of life. Artists have celebrated food and drink, sometimes documenting works and sometimes using food as a metaphor. All forms of art in the Museum’s collection served as inspiration for staff cooks this year in the series Cooking with the Collection. Here are 10 food recipes and related collection items to try out at home and explore: Collection Inspired Recipes Cooking with the Collection is made possible with support from Acme Fresh Market, the Henry V. and
10 Ways to Add Fun and Games to Your Week Thanks to Museums
Constructive downtime is one of the best ways to recharge. Solving puzzles and clues helps you keep the gears turning while turning off from work stresses. Playing with others can turn a dreary evening into a memorable one. The museum has some downloadable games and online experiences to enjoy together. For some entertainment to enjoy as an individual, have some fun with Museum Mad Libs or a Buzzfeed Quiz!
10 Ways to Explore Art
Many of us might feel a little out of sorts when faced with trying to understand modern and contemporary art. A little bit of knowledge can go a long way. Knowing about the artist’s motivation or the quality of the technique might make you think differently. Sometimes just looking closely at the details in the work can grow your appreciation. If nothing else, these short experiences are a nice diversion. Here are ten bite-sized nuggets of info to give you something to think about when
10 Reasons why visiting a museum is what you need to finish 2020 strong
This week, we’ll share some ideas for why exploring art in real life is good for the body and soul: Museums are some of the safest social spaces to explore with your family during the pandemic. They are spaces you experience in motion, so you’re not breathing in shared air for long periods of time. Most museums have high quality HVAC, so the air has been treated. Museums are easy to enjoy on your own or in small family groups. When you need a place
ARTstrology: Scorpio
October 23-November 21 Poor Scorpio. You can be hard to read – like Robert Stivers’ unfocused photo – making you the most misunderstood sign. You’ve definitely got that scorpion stinger, but underneath it all you crave closeness with others. You’re always thinking about your next move, but use that gently! Take time to plan out how to put away that stinger and deepen your connections with loved ones. Escorpio 23 octubre – 21 noviembre Pobre Escorpio. Puedes ser difícil de leer (como una foto desenfocada),
Morning Train
As a prominent participant in the Regionalist movement, Thomas Hart Benson portrayed scenes of rural America in a manner that appears visually stylized yet reflective of everyday reality. background. Her bent pose is unusual and it is unclear why she has her hands clasped behind her head. Is she injured? Is she trying to take off her dress?
Market
In this scene from the Great Depression, a street vendor selling melons, pears, and other fruit contends with a dissatisfied customer.
