What’s it like to take a college class? Find out on Science & Art Saturdays this fall. Explore the fascinating world of ancient coin production in this one-of-a-kind workshop. Led by Emilie Bryant, Collections Assistant, participants will gain insight into the historical processes involved in creating coins and engrave their very own “coin.” We will […]
Opening Reception for the 112th Annual Exhibition 'Back to Front: Artists' Books by Women at the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College
The lecture, titled Archaeology on the Plantation: Exploring how Enslaved People Engaged with their Material World, will be delivered by Karen McIlvoy, archaeology laboratory supervisor at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest. 5:00 pm reception, 6:00 pm lecture FREE and open to the public. This program is sponsored by Randolph College, the Maier Museum of Art, and […]
What’s it like to take a college class? Find out on Science & Art Saturdays this fall. An artist book is a work of art in book form or inspired by the idea of a book. The artists' books currently on view at the Maier challenge the conventional book format and use unexpected materials. Join […]
The 32nd Annual Helen Clark Berlind Symposium is a day-long program inspired by the 112th Annual Exhibition - Back to Front: Artists' Books by Women which presents the expansive concept of the book as art, in an array of formats and materials. Panelists include artists Lyall Harris and Nia Easley, guest curator Martha Chiplis, and […]
