Luminary Lens: Luana Morales
Happy Holidays from the Gardner Museum
Shen Wei: Painting in Motion Installation
Luminary Lens: IMAGINE (aka Sneha Shrestha)
Give the Gift of Membership!
Inside the Studio Trailer
Luminary Lens: Will Dailey
Amplifier Project: Indigenous Voices
Boston's Apollo: Thomas McKeller and John Singer Sargent
Dear Mr. McKeller: Trailer
Dear Mr. McKeller: Trailer
#GardnerFromHome: Katie Ryan
In this week’s #GardnerFromHome, Development Events Associate Katie Ryan talks about James McNeill Whistler’s early exploration of pastels, and uses his Note in Violet as a jumping-off point. To get a closer look at this delicate drawing found in the Veronese Room, visit our website here → http://bit.ly/2zrbTaK
#GardnerFromHome: Dakota Jackson
In this week’s #GardnerFromHome, we’re heading to the Titian Room with Textile Collection Cataloguer, Dakota Jackson. Watch the video to learn about the history of one of the most important textiles in the Museum’s Collection, then get a closer look on our website→ https://bit.ly/3ib4lNN
#GardnerFromHome: Tiffany York
This week’s #GardnerFromHome comes from Tiffany York, Assistant Director of the Residency Program and Special Projects, who leads us in a closer look (and perhaps deeper appreciation) for the Moravian tiles found throughout the Museum.
Boston's Apollo: Thomas McKeller and John Singer Sargent
Timely. Important. Eye-opening. Boston's Apollo is now on view through October 12. See the show today → http://bit.ly/30bFLE5
Timely. Important. Eye-opening. Boston's Apollo is now on view through October 12. See the show today → http://bit.ly/30bFLE5
#GardnerFromHome: Morgan O'Donnell-Curry
This week in #GardnerFromHome, Visitor Services Assistant Morgan O’Donnell-Curry takes us on a tour of the contemplative Chinese Loggia on the first floor of the Museum. For a closer look at the Votive Stele she describes in the video, please visit→ http://bit.ly/2Ze1jhl
Lorraine O'Grady: The Strange Taxi, Stretched
#TBT to this past February, when artists Lorraine O'Grady and Adam Pendleton joined in conversation for The Larger Conversation: Redefined. O’Grady spoke about the highly personal work she created for the Museum’s facade, now on view through November 24. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/36em1SC
Video by Bearwalk.
It's been wonderful to see visitors in our galleries once more! Plan your summer getaway, and reserve your tickets today→ isgm.org/visit
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#GardnerFromHome: Molly Phelps
This week’s #GardnerFromHome comes from Molly Phelps, Academic Programs Manager, who examines the complicated history behind an Indonesian buckle found in the Macknight Room. To get a closer look at the piece, visit our website → https://bit.ly/3gDweNL
Summer at the Gardner
This summer, let the Gardner Museum be a part of your Boston staycation! Reserve your tickets in advance, and join us for a safe and relaxing visit→ isgm.org/visit
Adam Pendleton, Elements of Me
NOW EXTENDED: Experience the immersive exhibition, Adam Pendleton's Elements of Me, now on view through November 15. Plan your visit→ http://bit.ly/31cFaT9
#GardnerFromHome: Joe McGrath
This week’s #GardnerFromHome comes to us from Visitor Services Associate and Security Guard Joe McGrath, who encourages us to look up in the Veronese Room and take in the massive painting, The Coronation of Hebe. Get a closer look at the artwork here→ http://bit.ly/2rKSA8m
#GardnerFromHome: Ana Barrett
Today's #GardnerFromHome by Ana Barrett, Artistic Administrator, comes from the intersection of music and visual art that is inherent in the Museum's DNA. To get a closer look at the Chinese watercolor, visit here → https://bit.ly/3jyCkkm
And to listen to the song Rainbow Dance and Galloping Horses, please visit here: https://bit.ly/2CXNXR9
#GardnerFromHome: Kolin Perry
This week's #GardnerFromHome comes to us from our Public Programs Coordinator, Kolin Perry, who explores the unique collection of photography in the Museum! Get a closer look at the portrait of Howard Cushing here: http://bit.ly/2Jf8Dn9
#GardnerFromHome: Charles Waldheim
This week’s #GardnerFromHome from our Ruettgers Curator of Landscape Charles Waldheim takes us outdoors to appreciate the geography on which the Museum sits, and the stunning gardens it houses. Learn more about the building of the Museum here→ https://bit.ly/2W5Uu2y
#GardnerFromHome: Diana Greenwald
In this week’s #GardnerFromHome, let Assistant Curator of the Collection, Diana Greenwald, introduce you to Rosa Bonheur, a trailblazing queer artist who was a frequent fixture at the Paris Salon. Her work can be found in the Museum’s Blue Room! Get a closer look at the painting here→ http://bit.ly/2t2dUH0