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• April 20 through July 7,2013
90th Annual Spring Show
Main Gallery
2013 marks the 90th year of the Erie Art Museum's Annual Spring Show. Painter lexis Rockman will serve as Juror of Selection and awards...For more click here |
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• May 10 through July 13, 2013
IMAGEination: IMages of the World Around Us
Photographic Arts Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania
Ronald E. Holstein Gallery
IMAGEination, from the Photographic Arts Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania (PASNWP), presents beautiful images from around the world, locations far—such as China, Iceland and Africa—and near, including Erie County... For more click here |
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• May 17 through September 15, 2013
Patron Saints and Other Paintings
by Jaqueline Welch
Bacon Gallery
Fueled by her passion for dog rescue and interest in religious artwork, Jacqueline Welch’s paintings portray dogs as patron saints... For more click here
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• Opened September 2012
Higherglyphics: Annex Stairwell Project
by Todd Scalise
HIGHERGLYPHICS is a significant contribution to the Erie Art Museum by complementing its recently opened $10M expansion. In the coming months Todd Scalise will install a permanent, continuous, postmodern-styled mural employing the idea of a regional historical narrative.
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• July 7, 2012 through 2013
Still Life:
An Installation by Suzanne Proulx
McCain Gallery
Suzanne Proulx’s sculptures explore time and the relationship between built and natural environments. Collecting ordinary and often mundane objects is part of her process and she transforms them into art rich with meaning.
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• December 2012 through 2013
South Asian Collections
Ground Floor Gallery
Museum staff have worked in partnership with the local Bhutanese community to create this installation of works from the Museum's collection, including Tibetan thangka paintings and bronze and stone sculptures from India. |
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• oNovember 2012 thorugh 2013
Pueble Pottery
Little Things Gallery
Initially, Pueblo pottery was solely made for utilitarian purposes, with little consideration for artistry. The shape of early vessels reflected their use—gathering water, storing grains and liquids,
and preserving seeds for the next planting.
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Permanent Collection
Nicholas Gallery
Among the many things not to be missed in the
new galleries are selections from the Museum’s permanent collection.
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