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Film Friday: Oceans in Black and White

PostFilm Friday: Oceans in Black and White

It’s #FilmFriday and today we are featuring ocean images from The Grace Museum photography collection. Originally we selected the classic black and white images but we came across a few beautifully colorful beach scenes that could not be missed!

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Paul Black: Carol

ExhibitionPaul Black: Carol

September 7 - February 8, 2020
Photographer Paul James Black presents an intimate group of Polaroids and black and white photographs of only one person; his wife Carol. The photographs in the exhibition, Paul Black: Carol, were taken in the first two decades of their marriage and offer an intimate record into their private world in the 1960s and 70s. Carol is the only subject in ... Paul Black: Carol
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Bill Wright’s Texas: Luminous Landscapes

ExhibitionBill Wright’s Texas: Luminous Landscapes

March 21 - September 21, 2024
Artist Reception | Thursday, July 11, 2024 | 6 pm “Texas is renowned for its diverse and expansive landscapes, showcasing a remarkable array of natural features. From Gulf Coast beaches to stunning western mountain ranges, indigenous peoples’ cultural and historical imprints add depth and richness to the region’s story. From ranching to astronomy, the natural environment and the current culture ... Bill Wright’s Texas: Luminous Landscapes
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Artist Talk | Earlie Hudnall, Jr.

EventArtist Talk | Earlie Hudnall, Jr.

Join us for a special Artist Talk with Earlie Hudnall, Jr. 5:00 pm | Galleries open for preview | Snacks and drinks 6:00 pm | “There’s Nothing Like Your Own Backyard” Featured photographer Earlie Hudnall, Jr. will give an in-person talk about his black-and-white photography and how he draws inspiration from people and places right in his own community. Learn ... Artist Talk | Earlie Hudnall, Jr.
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Seymour Fogel: On the Wall and Beyond

ExhibitionSeymour Fogel: On the Wall and Beyond

May 28 - October 24, 2015
co-curated by Judy Tedford Deaton and Katie Robinson-Edwards Seymour Fogel (1911-1983) was a founding father of Texas Modernism. This long overdue solo exhibition of Fogel’s paintings during the 14 years Fogel lived and worked in Texas between 1946 and 1960 is curated as a reintroduction to his distinctive stylistic experimentations and his mastery of color and complex architectonic compositions on ... Seymour Fogel: On the Wall and Beyond
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Susan kae Grant: Shadowing Grace

ExhibitionSusan kae Grant: Shadowing Grace

April 15 - September 16, 2023
The eternal theme of light and dark has always interested artists. It is given importance in philosophical, technical, and mystical intentions. A master of light and shadow, Susan kae Grant conveys much more than just a play of shadows and silhouettes in this exhibition through a site-specific installation of works on fabric, single works on paper, triptychs, a video projection, as well as a ... Susan kae Grant: Shadowing Grace
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Texas Noir: Photography by Ashton Thornhill

ExhibitionTexas Noir: Photography by Ashton Thornhill

March 30 - August 12, 2017
Ashton Thornhill is a fine art photographer currently working on the Llano Estacado of Texas. He spent several years working as a photojournalist before he returned to his alma mater, Texas Tech University, to share his love of the medium and teach photography. After almost three decades in the classroom, he retired to devote his considerable talents to developing his own ... Texas Noir: Photography by Ashton Thornhill
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William Eggleston: Jamaica Botanical

ExhibitionWilliam Eggleston: Jamaica Botanical

March 25 - August 10, 2019
33 photographs from the 1978 Jamaica Botanical Series Collection of The Grace Museum, Gift of Eddie Green William Eggleston is an American photographer. He is widely credited with increasing recognition for color photography as a legitimate artistic medium. Eggleston’s books include William Eggleston’s Guide (1976) and The Democratic Forest (1989). In the early 50s, William Eggleston (b. 1939 Memphis, TN.) ... William Eggleston: Jamaica Botanical
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Terry Cockerham: Big Bend

ExhibitionTerry Cockerham: Big Bend

October 14 - February 4, 2023
From the curator, Judy Tedford Deaton Photographer Terry Cockerham laments the fact that many Texas residents have never experienced the majestic beauty of the Big Bend area of Texas. He is so adamant about the value of this part of the state that he has spent more than a decade documenting exactly why the Big Bend should be on everyone’s ... Terry Cockerham: Big Bend
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Rent The Grace

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Rent The Grace The Grace Museum offers six unique rental spaces to accommodate a wide variety of events from parties and weddings to school functions and business meetings. We can host large and small groups for occasions from the formal to the informal. Rentals are available seven days a week, Sunday-Saturday. A non-refundable security deposit is required in order to ... Rent The Grace
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Spark

ExhibitionSpark

Spark your imagination at The Grace Museum! Our new space for children & families includes 30+ interactive learning stations designed to inspire creativity, play and exploration. Visiting Spark Admission to Spark is included with your general admission to The Grace Museum. Museum Members get in FREE year-round! Spark is located on the second floor and is open during regular museum ... Spark
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Art

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Art exhibitions at The Grace Museum focus on historic and contemporary American art and artists with Texas connections. Group and solo exhibitions are curated by the chief curator and occasionally include significant traveling exhibitions that inform the exhibition focus. Three exhibitions of fine art photography are presented annually in the Alice and Bill Wright Photography Gallery on the second floor. ... Art
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Film Friday: Graciela Iturbide

PostFilm Friday: Graciela Iturbide

Ramon Reverte of Aperture writes, “For more than fifty years, Graciela Iturbide, recognized today as the greatest living photographer in Latin America, has envisioned the diversity of life in her native Mexico. Her lyrical, black-and-white images of street scenes in Mexico City, of Seri women in the Sonoran Desert, of political rallies in Juchitán, and of details inside Frida Kahlo’s bathroom are revered throughout the world.” Learn more about this incredible artist and view her work in the collection of The Grace Museum.

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How To: Wax Resist Cityscape + Oceanscape

PostHow To: Wax Resist Cityscape + Oceanscape

Get out your watercolors and crayons for this fun double feature art activity! For #ArchitectureWeek you will learn how to create a city using a wax resist technique as well as a bonus oceanscape activity using your same materials.

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Still Life in Photography: Laura Pickett Calfee

PostStill Life in Photography: Laura Pickett Calfee

Since the mid-1990s Calfee has photographed homes occupied by the same families for generations focusing on casually arranged mementos, lovingly used objects and telltale signs of previous owners. The intimate photographs illuminate the significance of the fading tradition of holding on to the home place and caring for objects handed down from generation to generation. The subtly-hued photographs place one or more specific objects into small carefully composed vignettes.

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How to Make: Mood Jewelry

PostHow to Make: Mood Jewelry

Follow this step-by-step instruction for how to make your own thermal - "mood" jewelry.

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