Datebook Listings
A state-by-state rundown of museum and
gallery exhibitions, craft fairs and more.
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA MUSEUM OF
ART, 803-799-2810
“Excavating Egypt: Great
Discoveries from the Petrie
Museum of Egyptian Archaeology”
now-June 8: Features
more than 200 significant finds.
BROOKINGS
SOUTH DAKOTA ART
MUSEUM, 605-688-4313
“Harvey Dunn: Seasons” now-
June 8: Oil on canvas.
GATLINBURG
ARROWMONT SCHOOL
OF ARTS AND CRAFTS,
865-436-5860
Artists-in-Residence Annual
Exhibition now-May 17. Summer
Faculty Exhibition May
23-Aug. 9.
KNOXVILLE
KNOXVILLE MUSEUM OF
ART, 865-525-6101
“Size Matters: XS” now-Aug.
24: Small-scale paintings.
MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS BROOKS
MUSEUM OF ART,
901-544-6200
“Snap Judgments: New Positions
in Contemporary African
Photography” now-May 25:
Examines current photographic
work from Africa. “The Prints
of Andy Warhol: From A to B
and Back Again” June 14-Sept.
7: Survey of screen prints and
paintings.
NASHVILLE
FRIST CENTER FOR
THE VISUAL ARTS,
615-244-3340
“Tiffany by Design: The
Neustadt Collection” May
9-Aug. 24: Exhibition of 40 lamps.
SMITHVILLE
APPALACHIAN CENTER FOR
CRAFT, 615-597-6803
“Weapons of Mass Rationalization”
now-May 30: Featuring
graphic works by David Brodeur.
Annual Bachelor of Fine
Arts Group Exhibition May
12-June 30.
AUSTIN
THE BLANTON MUSEUM OF
ART, 512-471-7324
“The Language of Prints”
now-Aug. 17: Explores the
medium as a collective system of
expression.
RANSOM CENTER
GALLERIES AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT
AUSTIN, 512-471-8944
“On the Road with the Beats”
now-May 31: Featuring more
than 250 items that trace the
steps of the Beat Generation.
DALLAS
DALLAS MUSEUM OF ART,
214-922-1200
“Bluebonnets and Beyond:
Julian Onderdonk, American
Impressionist” now-July 20:
Images of the Texas landscape.
KITTRELL/RIFFKIND ART
GLASS, 888-865-2228
Lone Star Glass Invitational now-May 18: Work by glass
artists from all over Texas.
Featured Artist Series May
24-June 21: Featuring glass from
six artists.
FORT WORTH
MODERN ART MUSEUM
OF FORT WORTH,
817-738-9215
Martin Puryear now-May 18:
Major exhibition of sculpture by
the acclaimed American artist.
HOUSTON
CONTEMPORARY ARTS
MUSEUM, HOUSTON,
713-284-8250
“Perspectives 161: Tim Lee”
May 16-June 13: Video, photography
and performance art.
HOUSTON CENTER FOR
CONTEMPORARY CRAFT,
713-529-4848
Craft Texas 2008 May 24-Aug.
17: Showcasing the best in Texas
contemporary craft.
THE MENIL COLLECTION,
713-525-9400
“Max Neuhaus: Circumscription
Drawings” May 4-Aug.
10: A site-specific
“sound
installation.”
THE MUSEUM OF
FINE ARTS, HOUSTON,
713-639-7300
“The Scholar’s Eye: Contemporary
Ceramics from
the Garth Clark and Mark
Del Vecchio Collection” May
18-Sept. 1: Presentation of
ceramics from the 1940s.
IRVING
IRVING ARTS CENTER,
972-252-7558
“Eric Neilson: Alternative
Views to Yesterday and
Today” now-May 25: Landscape
photography. Winners’ Exhibit May 31-June 29: Work by winners
from the annual juried show.
SAN ANTONIO
SOUTHWEST SCHOOL
OF ART & CRAFT,
210-224-1848
Paula Cox now-June 14: Solo
exhibition of linoleum prints. All
School Exhibition 2008 now-
June 15.
PARK CITY
KIMBALL ART CENTER,
435-649-8882
“Teapots: Object to Subject”
now-May 25: Takes a closer look
at a seemingly simple, utilitarian
object. Robert Glenn Ketchum June 1-July 13: Nature photography.
SALT LAKE CITY
LIBRARY SQUARE,
801-322-2428
Utah Arts Festival June
26-29: Juried art exhibition,
music, poetry, film and an arts
marketplace.
UTAH MUSEUM OF FINE
ARTS, 801-581-7049
“Monet to Picasso from the
Cleveland Museum of Art”
June 23-Sept. 21: Celebrates 100
years of European masterworks.
Behind Closed Doors
Redefining Haute Couture
National Treasures
