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This engaging exhibition features works by two generations of Namingha family artists: Dan, Arlo, and Michael. Widely recognized as one of the leading artists of the American southwest, Dan Namingha (b. 1950) has been creating art for more than four decades and his sons, Arlo and Michael, began their lives as artists in their father’s studio.

Discover the glamour of cinematic couture and savor the allure of famous films in CUT! Costume and the Cinema. The exhibit features 43 costumes worn by such actors as Maggie Smith in Gosford Park, Keira Knightley in The Duchess, Emmy Rossum in Phantom of the Opera, and Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean. Experience fashion and style as interpreted by award-winning film designers, whose costumes will transport you to the eras of 19th–century Paris in The Phantom of the Opera, 19th–century London in Sherlock Holmes, World War II in Defiance, 18th–century Venice in Casanova, and beyond. One visit will not be enough — you’ll want to return again and again.

Shop for hand-crafted holiday gifts and tour the museum during the Centre Park Christmas House Tour.

Visit centreparkhistoricdistrict.org for house tour information. Tickets not required to visit the museum; Free admission to general public.

Maps Glover fully activates the Project Space with a floor-to-ceiling, site-specific installation that transforms the gallery into a wave of energy. “Itnoa 19, in the name of art,” is a multisensory exhibition experience that unites viewers and activates audiences with a sense of universality, all while tackling some of the harshest contemporary realities for people of color and our planet. The exhibition will include a performance incorporating Albright students, “it’s a wave,” that explores fractal disturbances using the body as a tool for storytelling.

Martin uses time-lapse photography to explore the interplay of light, shadow, and time in landscapes that incorporate the built environment. Exhibit screens two works: “The Show,” single channel, time-lapse video, 2014, 3:08 minutes, and “Brake,” single channel, time-lapse video, 2012, 3:13 minutes.

Jose Villalobos is a recent recipient of the Joan Mitchell Painters & Sculptors award, and the Freedman Gallery is pleased to present the first significant survey of his work outside of the Southwest. Using iconography from Norteño culture, Villalobos deconstructs objects associated with machismo and alters them with Latinx ownership.

Albright’s end-of-the-semester student recital offers a variety of vocal and instrumental performances.

A Peter White Christmas with Euge Groove, Lindsey Webster and Vincent Ingala

Two performances at 3pm and 7pm!

A Peter White Christmas with Euge Groove, Lindsey Webster and Vincent Ingala

Two performances at 3pm and 7pm!

This engaging exhibition features works by two generations of Namingha family artists: Dan, Arlo, and Michael. Widely recognized as one of the leading artists of the American southwest, Dan Namingha (b. 1950) has been creating art for more than four decades and his sons, Arlo and Michael, began their lives as artists in their father’s studio.

Discover the glamour of cinematic couture and savor the allure of famous films in CUT! Costume and the Cinema. The exhibit features 43 costumes worn by such actors as Maggie Smith in Gosford Park, Keira Knightley in The Duchess, Emmy Rossum in Phantom of the Opera, and Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean. Experience fashion and style as interpreted by award-winning film designers, whose costumes will transport you to the eras of 19th–century Paris in The Phantom of the Opera, 19th–century London in Sherlock Holmes, World War II in Defiance, 18th–century Venice in Casanova, and beyond. One visit will not be enough — you’ll want to return again and again.

Maps Glover fully activates the Project Space with a floor-to-ceiling, site-specific installation that transforms the gallery into a wave of energy. “Itnoa 19, in the name of art,” is a multisensory exhibition experience that unites viewers and activates audiences with a sense of universality, all while tackling some of the harshest contemporary realities for people of color and our planet. The exhibition will include a performance incorporating Albright students, “it’s a wave,” that explores fractal disturbances using the body as a tool for storytelling.

Martin uses time-lapse photography to explore the interplay of light, shadow, and time in landscapes that incorporate the built environment. Exhibit screens two works: “The Show,” single channel, time-lapse video, 2014, 3:08 minutes, and “Brake,” single channel, time-lapse video, 2012, 3:13 minutes.

Jose Villalobos is a recent recipient of the Joan Mitchell Painters & Sculptors award, and the Freedman Gallery is pleased to present the first significant survey of his work outside of the Southwest. Using iconography from Norteño culture, Villalobos deconstructs objects associated with machismo and alters them with Latinx ownership.

This engaging exhibition features works by two generations of Namingha family artists: Dan, Arlo, and Michael. Widely recognized as one of the leading artists of the American southwest, Dan Namingha (b. 1950) has been creating art for more than four decades and his sons, Arlo and Michael, began their lives as artists in their father’s studio.

Discover the glamour of cinematic couture and savor the allure of famous films in CUT! Costume and the Cinema. The exhibit features 43 costumes worn by such actors as Maggie Smith in Gosford Park, Keira Knightley in The Duchess, Emmy Rossum in Phantom of the Opera, and Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean. Experience fashion and style as interpreted by award-winning film designers, whose costumes will transport you to the eras of 19th–century Paris in The Phantom of the Opera, 19th–century London in Sherlock Holmes, World War II in Defiance, 18th–century Venice in Casanova, and beyond. One visit will not be enough — you’ll want to return again and again.

Maps Glover fully activates the Project Space with a floor-to-ceiling, site-specific installation that transforms the gallery into a wave of energy. “Itnoa 19, in the name of art,” is a multisensory exhibition experience that unites viewers and activates audiences with a sense of universality, all while tackling some of the harshest contemporary realities for people of color and our planet. The exhibition will include a performance incorporating Albright students, “it’s a wave,” that explores fractal disturbances using the body as a tool for storytelling.

Martin uses time-lapse photography to explore the interplay of light, shadow, and time in landscapes that incorporate the built environment. Exhibit screens two works: “The Show,” single channel, time-lapse video, 2014, 3:08 minutes, and “Brake,” single channel, time-lapse video, 2012, 3:13 minutes.

Jose Villalobos is a recent recipient of the Joan Mitchell Painters & Sculptors award, and the Freedman Gallery is pleased to present the first significant survey of his work outside of the Southwest. Using iconography from Norteño culture, Villalobos deconstructs objects associated with machismo and alters them with Latinx ownership.

This engaging exhibition features works by two generations of Namingha family artists: Dan, Arlo, and Michael. Widely recognized as one of the leading artists of the American southwest, Dan Namingha (b. 1950) has been creating art for more than four decades and his sons, Arlo and Michael, began their lives as artists in their father’s studio.