Tag Archives: Exhibits
March 12 My Favorite Things Tour at SAM
Aletheia is representing the Incluseum and leading a My Favorite Things Tour at the Seattle Art Museum next week! Join her at 6:30pm on Thursday, March 12 for this personal/opinionated exploration of several works on view in SAM’s new exhibit Indigenous Beauty. Tours meet on the 3rd floor near the top of the escalators. The tour is […]
Introducing Museum of Impact
We just met Monica Montgomery who is involved with many amazing projects in New York, including the Museum of Impact, a people powered, purpose driven, social justice museum (!!!). Today we’re excited to help promote the Museum of Impact’s first event, a dialogue with New York based activists taking place on 2/16. Tune in to hear […]
Pop-Up Museums in Santa Cruz
A couple years ago, Michelle DelCarlo blogged for the Incluseum about her pop-up museum model. Since then, the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History (MAH) has adopted and adapted this temporary museum model, popping up all around town. We continue to believe this alternative way of being a museum holds great potential in terms […]
Exhibit Focus Fridays 4
In conjunction with our current exhibition, The Power of Labeling, we are pleased to present you with Exhibit Focus Fridays! Every Friday for the next few weeks, we will highlight an aspect of the exhibition, for example, a specific piece, an interview or commentary by an artist or advisory committee member, a reflection regarding our process, and so on. […]
Exhibit Focus Fridays 3
In conjunction with our current exhibition, The Power of Labeling, we are pleased to present you with Exhibit Focus Fridays! Every Friday for the next few weeks, we will highlight an aspect of the exhibition, for example, a specific piece, an interview or commentary by an artist or advisory committee member, a reflection regarding our process, and so on. […]
Double Take: The Art of Amalgam and stereo*type*
In this post The Incluseum highlights the new work of some of Seattle’s industrious artists… *** Two recent exhibits have disrupted the reliability of the first impression. The artwork prompts a second, longer, deeper look. Right now at Gallery4Culture (until Friday) you can visit Dave Kennedy’s Amalgam and experience a body of work that playfully and concisely draws […]
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