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From the Collection–Possum Trot
It’s back! After being off view for nearly ten years, the Museum’s popular Possum Trot is back! And it’s kicking, spinning, and singing up a storm. Not to mention riding a bike. Possum Trot was one of the most famous, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Curatorial
Tagged American Art, Calvin Black, folk art, From the Collection, Hall Collection, Possum Trot, Ruby Black, self-taught art
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What’s Up at the Museum?
The groundhog may have seen his shadow, but the Museum is jumping full steam into spring with its new exhibition, Accidental Genius: Art from the Anthony Petullo Collection. Containing 200 works of modern and contemporary self-taught art from some of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Exhibitions
Tagged Accidental Genius, Art in Bloom, Exhibitions, Kohl's Art Generation, News
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From the Collection–John Henry Belter Sofa
I’m a Modernist. Give me George Nelson over the Herter Brothers any day. But all my normal predilections aside, I do love this sofa in the Museum’s collection. It is positively dripping with flowers and leaves and fruit, puffed up … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Curatorial
Tagged 19th Century Art, American Art, From the Collection, Furniture, John Henry Belter, Victorian
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From the Chipstone Collection- Puzzle Jug
My form has puzzled many a fertile Brain The brightest Wits my Liquor could not gain And still profusely spill it on the Ground The Reason is no Suction they have found Now honest Friend advance thy Genius try Spill … Continue reading

