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May 14, 2015 - December 31, 2016 - Patrick Dougherty bends, weaves and flexes saplings into architectural sculptures that dynamically relate to the landscape and built environment around them. Over the last 30 years, he has created more than 250 works throughout the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia. Constructed from saplings collected by area volunteers, This is the first time PEM has commis...

In this exhibition Dougherty bends, weaves and flexes saplings into architectural sculptures that dynamically relate to the landscape and built environment around them. Over the last 30 years, he has created more than 250 works throughout the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia. Constructed from saplings collected by area volunteers, What the Birds Know provides dramatic counterpoint to the hig...

May 14-16, 2015 - The 500 dealer spaces are typically booked months in advance by the many experienced regulars - many making the pilgrimage to Brimfield for 20-30 years. May's Antique Market offers a strong nucleus of quality antiques and collectibles that brings buyers and sellers from all over the continental United States, Canada and many foreign countries. May's Antique market is centrally lo...

Artist and animator Scott Gelber uses stock 3-D models, rich digital textures, and artifacts of contemporary computing to construct elaborate tableaux that are both familiar and inexplicable. For Uncanny Valley Archives, Gelber continues his exploration of the Uncanny Valley, the theory that when artificial beings such as dolls, animated characters, or robots look or behave too much like human bei...

May 12, 2015 - December 31, 2017 - The exhibition currently on view in the Sandra L. and Dennis B. Haslinger Family Foundation Galleries, including an electric array of late twentieth-century Pop art, abstract expressionist, surrealist and post-modern works. Some of the works in the Haslinger Galleries record or convey physical motion and sensation. Craig Lucas' Broken Arrow delights in color harm...

This exihibit shows the drishti in Clay’s work uses a point of focus in each of the compositions.Clay also sees these works as emblematic of the search for different ways of meditation, awareness, and mindfulness. Also included in the exhibition is an installation of the artist’s works from 2012 when she first used decorative paper techniques to create small-scale renditions of the welded “Cubi” s...

The sculptures of Jonas Stirner are by an artist who has developed his own approach and methodology in the creation of sculpture that is at once powerful in its presence yet inviting to the viewer in its seductive use of texture and color. Jonas, exhibiting with his father Karl for the first time, also prefers to use raw steel and scrap iron in his works. One of the main characteristics in Jonas’s...

This exhibition of Karl Stirner‘s sculptures is focused on the sculptor’s decades-long focus on welded steel as a sculptural medium. The sculptures of Karl Stirner have grown from his experience of the medium and his deep immersion in his sculpture. The principal difference in Stirner’s steel sculptures which stand him apart from Modernist thought is his choice to work primarily with the industria...

Pierre Huyghe - Huyghe has spent the past twenty-five years experimenting across media to create ritualistic, engaging encounters with art. His practice extends beyond the use of traditional art forms like drawing and film to materials uncommon in a fine-arts context, including living animals, plants, and other natural elements. At the Met, his project explores the transformation of cultural and b...

Gallery 955 - This exhibition will reunite the four paintings for the first time since the artist's death and is timed to coincide with the blooming of the flowers that captured his attention. It will open 125 years to the week that Van Gogh announced to his brother Theo, on May 11 and 13, 1890, that he was working on these "large bouquets," and will provide a singular opportunity to reconsider Va...