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Since its founding in 1896, the Worcester Art Museum has assembled a collection of 38,000 objects: from the ancient Near East and Asia, to European and American paintings and sculptures, and continuing with works by contemporary artists from around the world. Dating from 3,000 BC to the present, these works provide the foundation for transformative programs and exhibitions--focusing on audience engagement, connecting visitors of all ages and abilities with inspiring art, and demonstrating its enduring relevance to daily life. Creative initiatives- including pioneering collaborative programs with local schools, fresh approaches to exhibition design and in-gallery teaching, and a long history of studio class instruction-offer opportunities for diverse audiences to experience art and learn both from and with artists.
Left Gauntlet for Prince (later King) Philip of Spain | Close-Up: Collection
Enjoy this preview of an object from our Arms and Armor collection which will be on view when the new gallery opens next year.
This gauntlet, lavishly etched and gilded, once belonged to Prince Philip of Spain, and is made with fine techniques that reflect the wealth of its owner.
Desiderius Helmschmid, etched by Jörg T. Sorg the Younger, Gauntlet for Prince (later King) Philip of Spain (1527-1598), German, Augsburg, 1549-1550, Steel, brass, leather, gilding. The John Woodman Higgins Armory Collection, 2014.1155.13
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This gauntlet, lavishly etched and gilded, once belonged to Prince Philip of Spain, and is made with fine techniques that reflect the wealth of its owner.
Desiderius Helmschmid, etched by Jörg T. Sorg the Younger, Gauntlet for Prince (later King) Philip of Spain (1527-1598), German, Augsburg, 1549-1550, Steel, brass, leather, gilding. The John Woodman Higgins Armory Collection, 2014.1155.13
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Travel the world from Worcester! WAM's mission is to connect people, communities, and cultures through the experience of art.
Learn more about WAM's collections, events, and exh...
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Welcome to the Refreshed Gallery of West, South, and Southeast Asia with Curator Yagnaseni Datta
Просмотров 29114 дней назад
We've recently reopened our Gallery of West, South, and Southeast Asia after extensive refresh! Curator Yagnaseni Datta introduces you to the gallery and shows off one of her favorite objects. Have you found your favorite yet? Learn more: www.worcesterart.org/exhibitions/asian-art/ Travel the world from Worcester! WAM's mission is to connect people, communities, and cultures through the experie...
"Jakob Fioole: The Sally Bishop Prize" with Juliet Feibel
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Jakob Fioole, winner of the 2023 Sally Bishop Prize from ArtsWorcester, blends figuration and abstraction to create immersive scenes. His work is currently on display as a solo exhibition at the Worcester Art Museum through September 1. Join Juliet Feibel, Executive Director of ArtsWorcester, as she discusses ArtsWorcester's involvement in the show, who Sally Bishop was, and why Jakob Fioole's ...
Preview of the Arms and Armor Galleries with Curator Jeffrey Forgeng
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Preview of the Arms and Armor Galleries with Curator Jeffrey Forgeng
Helmet for the "Welschgestech" (Italian Joust) | Close-Up: Collection
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Enjoy this preview of an object from our Arms and Armor collection which will be on view when the new gallery opens next year. This helmet was made for use in jousts, and has several interesting features to help its wearer succeed in the games while keeping his head safe. Helmet for the “Welschgestech” (Italian Joust), German, about 1600, Steel and leather. The John Woodman Higgins Armory Colle...
"Nandaka" (Sword of Vishnu) | Close-Up: Collection
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Enjoy this preview of an object from our Arms and Armor collection which will be on view when the new gallery opens next year. The sword named Nandaka is one of the objects associated with the Hindu god Vishnu, the preserver. As with this example, such swords are generally made with thin blades that allow the metal to tremble and sound the bells attached to the edge. The roof-shaped hand-guard ...
Tad Beck on "Vinalhaven-10.09.18" | "New Terrain" Artist Interviews
Просмотров 212Месяц назад
Tad Beck harnesses light reflection to create abstract landscapes by photographing blank paper. In our interview with Beck, he describes how he hopes his work will cause people to rethink how they conceptualize and interact with photography. "New Terrain: 21st-Century Landscape Photography" is now open through July 7. Learn more at www.worcesterart.org/exhibitions/new-terrain/ Travel the world ...
"Weaving Stories" with Sarah Sense
Просмотров 172Месяц назад
On April 21, 2024, Sarah Sense joined us to share her new work, "A Plan of Boston (2023)," on view in "New Terrain: 21st-Century Landscape Photography." Commissioned by the Worcester Art Museum in 2023, this work celebrates Native resilience in the face of the violent impacts of colonialism. Sense shared a look at the process that brought this work to life: weaving together photos of landscapes...
Making a Mount for the Bodyguard Glaive with Jon Litwin
Просмотров 2092 месяца назад
Jon Litwin, mountmaker for Arms and Armor, demonstrates the process for making the mount that will be used to display the Bodyguard Glaive in our upcoming Arms and Armor Gallery Learn more about the Arms and Armor Galleries Project: www.worcesterart.org/about/building/arms-and-armor-gallery/ Travel the world from Worcester! WAM's mission is to connect people, communities, and cultures through t...
Silvio Wolf on "Horizon F" | "New Terrain" Artist Interviews
Просмотров 1172 месяца назад
In his Horizons series, Silvio Wolf explores the roots of photography broken down to its absolute essentials: light, time, and process. Watch our interview with Wolf, where he describes his artworks that "exist in the film before the picture is taken." "New Terrain: 21st-Century Landscape Photography" is now open through July 7. Learn more at www.worcesterart.org/exhibitions/new-terrain/ Travel...
Kate Greene on "Seascape study no. 3" | "New Terrain" Artist Interviews
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Kate Greene's artwork captures the first inhabited landscape in the United States that we are predicted to lose to climate change. Watch our interview with Greene, where she describes how she views the landscape through a lens of feminism and literature. "New Terrain: 21st-Century Landscape Photography" is now open through July 7. Learn more at www.worcesterart.org/exhibitions/new-terrain/ Trav...
Dominic Quagliozzi on "Home Body"
Просмотров 1593 месяца назад
As a patient from birth, Dominic Quagliozzi deconstructs his lived experience with chronic illness through experimental, multi-media artwork incorporating hospital materials. Listen to Dominic discussing the motivations and ideas behind "Home Body," his show on display in the Open Door Gallery through June 21. More on "Home Body": www.worcesterart.org/exhibitions/open-door-gallery/dominic-quagl...
Ileana Doble Hernandez on "Mirror" | "New Terrain" Artist Interviews
Просмотров 1723 месяца назад
Ileana Doble Hernandez created "Mirror" as a reflection on the American dream after immigrating to the United States in 2011. Now, she invites visitors to bring their own stories and find themselves in her work. Watch our interview with Hernandez as she shares more about her art now on view in New Terrain. "New Terrain: 21st-Century Landscape Photography" is now open through July 7. Learn more ...
Adam Ekberg on "Lawn Chair Catapult" | "New Terrain" Artist Interviews
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Adam Ekberg's photos start with a sketch, something unexpected he wants to see happen in the world. He then does whatever it takes to make that event occur. Watch our interview with Ekberg as he shares more about his work now on view in "New Terrain." "New Terrain: 21st-Century Landscape Photography" is now open through July 7. Learn more at www.worcesterart.org/exhibitions/new-terrain/ Travel ...
Paul Vinet on "Infinite Landscape #6" | "New Terrain" Artist Interviews
Просмотров 3754 месяца назад
Paul Vinet obscures the backgrounds of his photographs to reveal something new about what remains. Watch our interview with Vinet as he shares more about his work now on view in "New Terrain." "New Terrain: 21st-Century Landscape Photography" is now open through July 7. Learn more at www.worcesterart.org/exhibitions/new-terrain/ Travel the world from Worcester! WAM's mission is to connect peopl...
"New Terrain: 21st-Century Landscape Photography" | April 6-July 7
Просмотров 1344 месяца назад
"New Terrain: 21st-Century Landscape Photography" | April 6-July 7
Jon Litwin, Mountmaker for Arms & Armor
Просмотров 1205 месяцев назад
Jon Litwin, Mountmaker for Arms & Armor
Amelia and Robert H. Haley Memorial Lecture: Faith Ringgold’s Story
Просмотров 1475 месяцев назад
Amelia and Robert H. Haley Memorial Lecture: Faith Ringgold’s Story
Flora in Winter 2024: Andrea Little, Westborough Garden Club
Просмотров 1655 месяцев назад
Flora in Winter 2024: Andrea Little, Westborough Garden Club
Flora in Winter 2024: Marne Mailhot, Winter House Flowers
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Flora in Winter 2024: Marne Mailhot, Winter House Flowers
Rembrandt's Self Portraits with Curatorial Assistant Delaney Keenan
Просмотров 7946 месяцев назад
Rembrandt's Self Portraits with Curatorial Assistant Delaney Keenan
Claudio Eshun AKA Don Claude on "Elegant Alien"
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Claudio Eshun AKA Don Claude on "Elegant Alien"
How Rembrandt Was Inspired By Dürer and Rubens with Curator Claire Whitner
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How Rembrandt Was Inspired By Dürer and Rubens with Curator Claire Whitner
Cudgel for the "Gioco del Ponte" with Bill MacMillan
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Cudgel for the "Gioco del Ponte" with Bill MacMillan
How Rembrandt Made Drypoint Prints
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How Rembrandt Made Drypoint Prints
"Rembrandt: Etchings from the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen" Introduction
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"Rembrandt: Etchings from the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen" Introduction
Faith Ringgold's "Picasso's Studio" with Associate Curator Samantha Cataldo
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Faith Ringgold's "Picasso's Studio" with Associate Curator Samantha Cataldo
"Faith Ringgold: Freedom to Say What I Please" Introduction with Associate Curator Samantha Cataldo
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"Faith Ringgold: Freedom to Say What I Please" Introduction with Associate Curator Samantha Cataldo
"Faith Ringgold: Freedom to Say What I Please" | Opening October 7
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"Faith Ringgold: Freedom to Say What I Please" | Opening October 7
Well done!!
Great explanation, thank you !
Thank you! This was excellent!
The gallery is wonderful.
Thanks! A lot of work went into it
Wow! How is it possible that this is now one of my favorites of yours... knowing that it is the reflection of the light from the windows you've looked through to inspire (or at least illuminate) your art for so many years is so beautiful to me...
Absolutely Gorgeous!
Thanks for a truly spectacular presentation. I only wish I could be there to see the exhibit and hear more of your excellent comments in person.
Also can be used for attacks around corners.
About time to give it back to the origins
These were my favorite exhibits to spend all day at the WAM to ❤
It's not what you think
Indians had gorgets before Europeans. Fact.
what is the red paint? acrilic?
The name of the product is called 'BIG', a ground made by Andrew Baldwin, which is usually used in making etching, which according to the manual, needs to be cured in an oven to be hardened.
this is 100% BS, Natives had been using slate gorgets for thousands of years before Europeans ever arrived in the Americas
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“Natives adopted it even though they did it before….” What?
@7:29, It's not "aggressive removal of paint", but forceful and deep removal of paint. Subtractive methods in watercolours are always carefully measured and done by design.
Nancy, enter Islam and success
Engraving and dry points are different
Hello from Spain.
Things like this make me SO proud of Wormtown.
WONDERFUL
It's great to hear directly from the photographer what he was thinking when he composed this piece!
Thanks! Stay tuned - we've got a few more coming!
This was really good. I'm doing art history and doing research on Faith Ringgold and I'm becoming a fan of her works.
Thanks - she really was incredible
I would suggest giving Nancy a proper microphone to reduce the echo. And for God's sake, stop inserting annoying music into the video.
Thanks for the feedback - we've upgraded all our equipment since shooting this video 🥰 new videos with Nancy are coming soon with the opening of our new exhibition next weekend!
@@worcesterartmuseum Thank you.
Next time, consider no back ground music. It was distracting and on a repetitive loop that was nauseating. I really enjoyed the information, but the over dub music was uncomfortable.
Andrea, This is Jeffrey Oehrlein, your old friend from El Toro. The last time time I saw you was when I stopped by your home in Georgia with my mother and aunt. Looks like you are doing great. I've been in contact with Tom Cunningham and a few others from El Toro. Take care.
Spectacular ‘gator portrait. I saw an excellent show several years ago at the local museum that made me a Sargent fan.
THAT WAS A GOOD VIDEO - THEM ALLIGATORS WERE SCARY TOO (LOL) - GREAT PAINTINGS - BRAVO!!!
👌Andrea
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Love to see armour mounted properly!
Great presentation, but the music really detracts from the message.
Really wonderful to see these together in a video and wish I could visit. However, I'm wondering if I were to get there and sign up for a tour, would there be music playing at the same time as the guide gave their talk? I don't recall any museum ever having piped in music unless it was a critical part of the exhibition but in a video the practice persists unaccountably. Please consider the underlying music here to be as distracting as it'd be if played during real time. Especially for those with hard of hearing issues, any kind of music at any volume, even as low as you have it here, can be an issue. Here, it was more than obvious when it was paused (a relief!) and then started up again (curses!). Not only is it a fallacious myth that all videos made today require a soundtrack under speech, the reverse actually makes for a far better video when someone speaking makes up the majority of the overall sound track. A little music at the beginning and the end is like having matching bookends but you wouldn't place them in-between books, right? Thank you for your consideration on this, at least. Again, love seeing watercolor artwork finally coming into its rightful place in the art world, and thank you for helping toward that.
Wonderful! WAM, one of my favorite, formative places 🙏🏻❤️
Polaxes were often not especially sharp. If you're only going to spend 90 seconds on it, try not to get it wrong
Great job, Delaney!
Beautifuly kept! Also maybe its the cadence in his voice or the glasses but Bill has that Jeff Goldblum vibe
Bill said he aspired to be half as cool as Jeff Goldblum!
Can not stand this creature.
How did they etch it?
Awesome
The music is incredibly distracting. It should have been omitted.
Thank you for the feedback! We're always trying to make sure each video is better than the last one and will keep this in mind.
Thank you, Claire. Outstanding.
where can i get more info about the use of the Targone and the Mazzascudo/ giocco del ponte game?