Folk Art (Summer 1999)

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1510 S. Congress Austin, TX 78704 512.912.1613 MUSEUM

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Works by 46 celebrity artists. The gallery features paintings, carvings, miniatures, photos and sculptures.

Fall Exhibition Shepherds the Millennium liroughout American history, folk artists have given a tangible expression to vision and prophecy, often in relation to the long-awaited millennium. This fall the Museum will present "Millennial Dreams: The Utopian Vision in American Folk Art," an exhibition that will trace this powerful tradition in both its spiritual and secular manifestations. Museum Director Gerard C. Werticin, a scholar with a special focus on the Shakers and other utopian communities, will serve as curator. The exhibition, which will be on view from Nov. 13, 1999, to May 14, 2000, will shed new light on the centrality of millennial thought in three centuries of American culture through 65 compelling works as diverse as Shaker spirit drawings, illustrated Adventist charts, Pennsylvania German fraktur, Edward Hicks'

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"Peaceable Kingdom" paintings, New Mexican mottos, and 20thcentury visionary paintings by artists such as William Blayney, James Hampton, Morris Hirshfield, Jesse Howard, and Sister Gertrude Morgan. FATHER TIME, artist unknown, Mohawk Valley, New York, c. 1910, carved and polychromed wood, metal, hair, 52% 2", 1 2. 14/ 1 13/ Museum of American Folk Art, gift of Mrs. John H. Heminway, 1964.2.1

Featuring Todd W. Williams

Canella Geautreaux

Charles Gillam

Geri Haywood

May Kuglar

"Bobs" Barbara Muscutt

Clementine Hunter

"Ruebarb" Barbara Howlett

Willie White

Mis Mardranne

Jacquelyn Hughes Mooney

Alfred Nobles

Andrew Hopkins

Jacob Watts

"Big Al" Taplet

Susan Watts

Marsha Ercegovic

Raymonde Fox

Ronnie Boudreaux

Michael Creese

Adele Elliott

Yumi Hayashi

Rosemary Louis

Claude Dussel

Elizabeth Fox

Daniel Monroe

Mary Fox

Sylvia Barker

*Portion of all proceeds to benefit Louisiana Special Olympic,

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