TAM: Telling Stories art changes

The following artworks in Telling Stories will be switched out on Monday, November 26, 2007.

 

Some of the artworks are by artists that you already know or have seen in the recent past at Tacoma Art Museum. For those artists that are new to you (there are only a few), please research them in the Art Resource Center or elsewhere, and feel free to pass on any good articles or other info so that we can all benefit from it. I will be happy to add them to the docent resources at the docent desk/bookshelf.

 

Thanks for your time!

 

 

Current artworks:	To be replaced with:
Roger Shimomura (United States, born 1939) Minidoka No. 5 (442nd), 1979        Acrylic on canvas 60 x 74 in. Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of George and Kim Suyama	Marie Watt (Seattle, Washington, United States, born 1967) (active in Portland) Tear Down This Wall, 2007                                         Reclaimed wool blankets, satin binding, and thread 61 ½ x 62 inches Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of the Aloha Club, 2007.15
Claire Cowie (Born Charlotte, North Carolina, 1975) Sky Village, 2005                                        Watercolor 104 x 52 inches Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of James and Judy Wagonfeld and William and Lisa Holderman, 2005.44	Claire Cowie (Charlotte, North Carolina, United States, born 1975) (active in Seattle) Villager XI (Two Trees), 2005 Watercolor 104 x 52 in. Tacoma Art Museum, Museum purchase with funds from Rebecca and Alexander Stewart, 2005.45.1
Ella McBride (United States, 1862–1965) Untitled, 1924 Toned gelatin silver print 16 x 11 1/2 in.            Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of Richard Anderson and Martin-Zambito Fine Art 2002.15.3   Ella McBride (United States, 1862–1965) Untitled, 1925 Silver print 13 3/4 x 10 1/8 in. Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of Richard Anderson and Martin-Zambito Fine Art 2002.15.5   Imogen Cunningham (United States, 1883–1976) Untitled portrait, ca. 1913–15 Platinum print **dims. Tacoma Art Museum, Museum purchase [2000.6]	Morris Graves (Fox Valley, Oregon, United States, 1910-2001) (active in Seattle) Autumn Still Life, 1952                                                  Oil on canvas 36 x 53 inches Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of Miani Johnson, in memory of Morris Graves, 2006.35
George Grosz (United States, born Germany, 1893 – 1959) The End of a Perfect Day, 1939 Etching                 12 1/4 x 15 5/8 in. Tacoma Art Museum, Carolyn Schneider Collection, Gift of Col. and Mrs. A. H. Hooker   Barbara Earl Thomas (United States, born 1948) The Storm Watch, 1988 30 1/4 x 36 in. Egg tempera on paper Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of Carol I. Bennett	Walt Kuhn (Brooklyn, New York, United States, born 1877-1949) Harlequin, 1918                             Oil on canvas 38 1/3 x 24 7/8 inches Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of Mr. Charles Simon, 1981.13
Allan D’Arcangelo (United States, 1930–1998) Modern Super-highway, 1969 Screenprint with collage and photograph, no. 69 from an edition of 120 21 1/4 x 25 1/2 inches                                Tacoma Art Museum, Museum purchase	Luigi Lucioni (United States, born Malnata, Italy, 1900–1988) Late Shadows, 1944 Etching                                   12 x 16 1/2 in. Tacoma Art Museum, Carolyn Schneider Collection, Gift of Col. and Mrs. A. H. Hooker, 1970.192.3   Luigi Lucioni (United States, born Malnata, Italy, 1900-1988) Vermont Splendor, 1944 Etching 10 x 14 inches Tacoma Art Museum, Carolyn Schneider Collection, Gift of Col. and Mrs. A. H. Hooker, 1979.192.1   Max Beckmann (Leipzig, Germany, 1884-1950) Grosse Brücke (Large Bridge), 1922 Drypoint 10 3/8 x 17 inches Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of Thomas and Joanna Loehr, 2007.23
Steve Davis (United States, born 1957) Jared, Green Hill from the series Captured Youth, 2000 Archival inkjet print 30 x 24 inches       Tacoma Art Museum, Promised gift of the artist   Steve Davis (United States, born 1957) Avery, Green Hill from the series Captured Youth,  2000 Archival inkjet print 30 x 24 inches Tacoma Art Museum, Promised gift of the artist   Steve Davis (United States, born 1957) Benito, Green Hill from the series Captured Youth, 2000 Archival inkjet print 30 x 24 inches Tacoma Art Museum, Promised gift of the artist	Steve Davis (Sacramento, California, United States, born 1957) (active in Olympia, WA) Earnest, Oakridge from the series Captured Youth, 2005 Archival inkjet print                    30 x 24 inches Tacoma Art Museum, Museum purchase with funds from the Vascovitz Family, 2007.10.1   Steve Davis (Sacramento, California, United States, born 1957) (active in Olympia, WA) John, Oakridge from the series Captured Youth, 2005 Archival inkjet print 30 x 24 inches Tacoma Art Museum, Museum purchase with funds from the Vascovitz Family, 2007.10.3   Steve Davis (Sacramento, California, United States, born 1957) (active in Olympia, WA) Jose, Oakridge from the series Captured Youth, 2005 Archival inkjet print 30 x 24 inches Tacoma Art Museum, Museum purchase with funds from the Vascovitz Family, 2007.10.2
John McLauchlan (United States, 1909–1999) James Washington, Jr., n.d. Gelatin silver print                10 x 8 in. Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of the Estate of John D. McLauchlan   Virna Haffer (United States, 1899–1974) Untitled [Portrait of Annie Wright Student], 1931 Gelatin silver print mounted on tissue 11 1/8 x 8 1/4 inches Tacoma Art Museum, Gift of Babbie Morris   LaVerne Krause (United States, 1924–1987) Self-Portrait, ca. 1959 Etching 7 x 5 3/8 inches, plate mark Tacoma Art Museum, Partial museum purchase and partial gift of James L. Haseltine, in memory of Maury Haseltine	Akio Takamori (Nobeoke, Miyazaki, Japan, born 1950) (active in Seattle) Self-Portrait Drawing, 2002 Ink and watercolor on paper                         46 ¾ x 36 inches Museum purchase, 2006.18

 

 

Heide Fernandez-Llamazares

Museum Educator and Docent Coordinator

hllamazares@TacomaArtMuseum.org

 

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