Afloat: artists and rivers is generously underwritten by bass pro shops cabela's. additional financial assistance for this project has been provided by the missouri arts council, a state agency. this exhibition, pulled entirely from the museum’s collection, explores a wide range of river based work from our local rivers and beyond, reflecting. Springfield, mo. (december 8, 2020) – the springfield art museum is pleased to present afloat: artists and rivers, featuring 40 works pulled from the museum's permanent collection including paintings, prints, and drawings, exploring a wide range of river based work. this exhibition reflects upon the importance of missouri's local waterways.
The museum exhibit “afloat: artists and rivers” was born of both of those things. in 2016, the museum purchased a large watercolor of the current river by artist anne austin pearce and added. 'afloat: artists and rivers,”' is an exhibit at the springfield art museum celebrating waterways in the region and nationwide. news sports outdoors opinion ozarks life advertise obituaries. Springfield art museum is at springfield art museum. opening december 12 "afloat: artists and rivers." ozark rivers serve as inspiration and respite for our community, and for our artists. this exhibition, pulled entirely from the museum’s permanent collection, explores a wide range of river based work from our local rivers and beyond. "afloat: artists and rivers" december 12, 2020 april 18, 2021 weisel gallery "afloat: artists and rivers" features 40 works pulled from the museum's.
Springfield art museum is at springfield art museum. opening december 12 "afloat: artists and rivers." ozark rivers serve as inspiration and respite for our community, and for our artists. this exhibition, pulled entirely from the museum’s permanent collection, explores a wide range of river based work from our local rivers and beyond. "afloat: artists and rivers" december 12, 2020 april 18, 2021 weisel gallery "afloat: artists and rivers" features 40 works pulled from the museum's. The springfield art museum has been collecting since its incorporation in 1928 with the purchase of two paintings, landscapes by philadelphia artist, mary butler. with these works, the museum began a focus on american art from the 18 th century onward; however, over the years and due to the increasingly diverse patronage of the museum, the. "afloat: artists and rivers" is taking shape in our weisel gallery. see this special exhibition focused on missouri's waterways beginning dec. 12. free and open to the public. please remember to wear.
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