The Guerrilla Girls were a radical Feminist group that emerged in 1985 as a response to the under-representation of women in the Modern art collections of museums. This poster is the manifestation of the concern after an inner look into the modern artwork at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. After counting the number of nude females against [...]
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Are Women Still a Minority in Art Museums?
Posted in Contemporary Art, Misc., Museum Ethics, Polls, tagged female, Feminism, forbes, Frida Kahlo, Guerrilla Girls, Lisa S. Whitesel, male, Metropolitan Museum of Art, nelson-atkins museum of art, nude, Raphaelle Peale, register of artists' models, venus on December 3, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Looking For Art in All the Right Places
Posted in Misc., tagged Annual Costume Party, Art pass, Ben Rodriguez, Big E, Bruce Museum, CCSU, Central Connecticut State University, Christine Rodriguez, Connecticut Art Trail, Cornfest, craft fairs, Dalton Ghetti, Milford Fine Arts Council, Mural Slam, Museum After Dark, Sidewalk Chalk Contest, The Fox and the Peacock, Trumbull Arts Festival, Wadsworth Atheneum, Welte Garage, Women & Film Festival, Yale University Art Gallery on October 25, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The New Britain Museum of American Art offers members and guests the opportunity to sign up for an “Art Pass” for the Connecticut Art Trail, which provides admission to 15 prominent Connecticut museums for only $25. It includes museums from all over Connecticut such as the Yale University Art Gallery, Bruce Museum, Aldrich Contemporary Art [...]
Outside the Lines: Defining the Modern Museum
Posted in Contemporary Art, Misc., Museum Ethics, New/Now, tagged American Impressionism, Andy Warhol, artists, Bravo, Colonial Portraiture, Contemporary Art, exploration, gallery, Georgia O’Keeffe, growth, history, Hudson River School, museums, New Britain Museum of American Art, New/Now, reality TV, studio, Thomas Hart Benton, undiscovered, Work of Art on August 20, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Are museums: 1. Places to preserve history, 2. Places to establish new history, or 3. Places to encourage creative growth? Can there be a fourth choice- All of the above? The New Britain Museum of American Art (NBMAA) is an interesting example that falls into the “All of the above” category. The facilities of [...]
Exhibition Survey 2010! What do YOU want to see?
Posted in Exhibitions, Misc., tagged Exhibition Survey, Exhibitions on February 2, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Would you like to have a say in what exhibitions take place at the New Britian Musem of American Art? Now, you can! Here’s how:


