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Today at the Museum

May 23, 2013
LECTURE

Thinking Globally: Exploring the MIA's Indian and Southeast Asian Art Collection

7 – 8 p.m.
Pillsbury Auditorium

Presenter: Risha Lee, the MIA's Jane Emison Assistant Curator of South and Southeast Asian Art. The MIA's Indian and Southeast Asian art collection contains many gems of art, produced in a variety of times and places. In an introduction to the collecti...
Exhibition

Warren MacKenzie and Alix Kolesky MacKenzie, American, born 1924 and 1922-1962, Bean pot, 1959-62,Glazed stoneware, Gift of Jane B. and Martin E. Abel, from the estate of Dr. Samuel and Edith K. Beirstein

Fresh from the Studio: Craft in Twin Cities Collections 1950-1970

Sunday, June 11, 2006—Sunday, April 22, 2007
Galleries 277 and 278
Free Exhibition

The inaugural installation in the Institute's new wing features seminal pieces by nationally known artists whose work was discovered and fostered by regional collectors following the Second World War.

The two galleries devoted to changing craft installations includes innovative and influential early work by now-established American artists such as Robert Stocksdale, Peter Voulkos, and Beatrice Wood, working in various media (ceramics, metalwork, wood, and jewelry). This early nurturing of studio craft in the Twin Cities is illustrated through objects from the MIA's collection.