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Muse News June 15, 2011

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Gustav Stickley. Sideboard, designed c.1902, executed c.1908. American Craftsman Workshops, c.1903-1916. Oak, plywood, iron. Crab Tree Farm.
 

Gustav Stickley Exhibition Opening

Saturday, June 18, 2011 | 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Free after Museum admission


Members-Only Preview: Friday, June 17 | 12:00 - 5:00 p.m.

 
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The Museum is proud to present Gustav Stickley and the American Arts and Crafts Movement, the first nationally touring exhibition to focus on the career of Stickley, one of the leading figures of the American Arts and Crafts movement. The exhibition examines Stickley’s contributions to the history of American design and architecture during his most productive and creative period, from 1900 to 1913, and provides new insights into the artistic, commercial, and social context of Stickley’s work.


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Gustav Stickley. Reclining chair No.2340 (No.336), c.1901. Oak and leather upholstery. Collection of Gregg G. Seibert.

Summer Salon Series

Summer Thursdays, 5:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Free after Museum admission

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Thursday, June 16: Dignity of Labor
John Dillemuth will present an interactive sculpture of fantastical furniture, Brian Zimmerman will display Standing In, chair sculptures that play off ideas in the Stickley exhibition, the documentary Class Dismissed: How TV Frames the Working Class will be screened, and the primal party rock band LUMPS will perform.
 
Thursday, June 23: Identity and History
A multi-faceted work by Susy Bielak involving military personnel,  a performance by the veteran’s group the Thursday Songsters, a site-specific performance by Ash Smith on the history of the Museum as a naval hospital, and a panel discussion on issues surrounding preservation and restoration explore the ideas of identity and history as they relate to the needs of a city.

Both evenings will feature art-making activites and a no-host bar with beer, wine, and snacks by Giuseppe's. Please visit the calendar listings on our website for more information and a complete schedule of events.
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Brian Zimmerman, Weak Chair, 2011.

Family Drop-in Day

Sunday, June 19 | 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Free after Museum admission.

Explore the Art of North America during this month’s Family Drop-in Day. Activities will include games and touchable objects, search-and-find activities, family-friendly docent-led tours, and art-making activities. Recommended for families with children 6 to 12 years of age.

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Alfred Mitchell. La Jolla Cove (detail), ca. 1950. Gift of the artist, 1965:26.
           

In This Edition

Gustav Stickley
Exhibition Opening


Summer Salon Series

Family Drop-in Day

CLOSING SOON

Paris Dialogues and
Meditations

Come see this elegant exhibition before it closes on June 19th. Presenting Paris as the focal point of a dialogue between text and image, classical and modern, East and West, the exhibition presents a union of poetry and photography that are equally engaging.

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MUSEUM STORE
SUMMER SALE

Enjoy a huge selection of books, jewelry, gifts, and more for as much as 75% off!

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THE GALLERY: ARTFULLY SOCIAL

GALLERY BONUS NIGHTS AT THE SUMMER SALON SERIES

Thursdays, June 23, August 4, & September 1
Gallery members will enjoy hosted cocktails throughout the evening and special access to artists and performers.

Not a member yet and want more info? Visit Amy in the Gallery Lounge for more information or to join.


GALLERY EVENT: ACQUISITION AT AUCTION
Thursday, July 28

Museum curators present their choices of works from three different price points. A mock auction simulates how the Museum acquires new works.

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