The Gallery M Squared welcomes the AAM to Houston.
The gallery features the unique works of artist John Knott with his exhibit "Unimportant Things". The Gallery is located in the old Heights Theater on W. 19th St. The artist's inspiration comes "from the tension created by the interaction of people and objects moving through the world" and he has created a very imaginative body of work.
See a preview of the exhibition in the video below.
...and while you're at the conference please stop by to visit with me in the Atlas Van Lines' booth (#1037) at the MuseumExpo.
I will also be tweeting from the show. Follow me on @joemover or at hashtag #atlas1037.
Coleman
Friday, May 13, 2011
Monday, May 2, 2011
MuseumExpo at AAM 2011
Are you planning on attending the AAM annual conference in Houston this month? If so, stop by the Atlas Van Lines' Booth at the MuseumExpo. I will be in the booth most of the exhibition hours, and I would love for you to stop by and say hello. The booth number is 1037.
Click on the link below for an online copy of the conference Advanced Program.
Advanced Program
Joe
Click on the link below for an online copy of the conference Advanced Program.
Advanced Program
Joe
Friday, April 22, 2011
The Museum of Broken Relationships
Have you ever had a broken heart? Are you going to AAM 2011 in Houston next month? There may be a connection for you. The Blaffer Art Museum, in collaboration with the American Association of Museums is presenting an exhibition from the Museum of Broken Relationships.
It won't heal your broken heart, but it will make you smile.
The Museum of Broken Relationships
Joe
It won't heal your broken heart, but it will make you smile.
The Museum of Broken Relationships
Joe
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Bruce Gugliuzza exhibits at Harmony Hall Regional Center
The exhibit Incarnation and Transformation by Bruce Gugliuzza is at the Harmony Hall Regional Center through May 21, 2011. Please stop by and visit when you are in the Fort Washington/Oxon Hill, Maryland area.
Using wood and metal as his medium, Bruce Gugliuzza produces highly finished sculptures that resemble magnified and stylized versions of microbes and plant seeds. Bruce has been a night instructor at Prince Georges Community College for over 15 years, teaching the lost wax method of bronze casting.
Fort Washington, MD 20744
301-203-6040 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 301-203-6040 end_of_the_skype_highlighting ; TTY 301-203-6030
Saturdays: 8 am-4 pm
Sundays: 12 noon-4 pm
~Joe
Using wood and metal as his medium, Bruce Gugliuzza produces highly finished sculptures that resemble magnified and stylized versions of microbes and plant seeds. Bruce has been a night instructor at Prince Georges Community College for over 15 years, teaching the lost wax method of bronze casting.
Harmony Hall Regional Center
10701 Livingston RoadFort Washington, MD 20744
301-203-6040 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 301-203-6040 end_of_the_skype_highlighting ; TTY 301-203-6030
Hours of Operation
Mondays-Fridays: 6:30 am-10 pmSaturdays: 8 am-4 pm
Sundays: 12 noon-4 pm
~Joe
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
New Series on Museum Secrets
There is a new series about Museum Secrets on History Television. Check out this video to see a promo for for the series that has episodes on The Vatican, The Louvre, The Met, The Cairo Museum and more.
For more information go to Museum Secrets TV
Joe
For more information go to Museum Secrets TV
Joe
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Bare Bones by Ruth Trevarrow
My friend Ruth Trevarrow has a show opening today at the Athenaeum in Alexandria, Virginia. The show Bare Bones will be there until April 10th. The Athenaeum is open on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
See the story in the Daily Campello Art News
Joe
See the story in the Daily Campello Art News
Joe
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Where Will Museums Fit Into the Society of the Future?
During the 2010 AAM Annual Meeting, The Pinky Show conducted some interviews. The idea was to obtain an idea of how society might be improved, and where Museums would fit into this society of the future. This video presents clips of the interviews, edited by the Center for the Future of Museums.
Visit www.PinkyShow.org to read about the shows expedition to the future of museums.
~ Joe ~
Visit www.PinkyShow.org to read about the shows expedition to the future of museums.
~ Joe ~
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