backstory Blog
Hear from Neuberger Museum of Art Director Tracy Fitzpatrick about the topics that inform and inspire the team responsible for bringing the Museum’s exhibitions and programs to life.
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backstory50: Fluxus
Following last week’s backstory50 about Yoko Ono’s Mend Piece iterations and her role in Fluxus, performance, and instruction art, this week’s backstory50 highlights the Neuberger’s 1983 exhibition Fluxus, etc.: The Gilbert and Lila Silverman Collection and the FLUXFEST that was held in tandem with it. Read more here.
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backstory50: Participatory Art
At the Neuberger we like to produce exhibition projects where everyone can participate in the art making.
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backstory50: Welded!
The beautiful thing about art is that it communicates, in one way or another, with its setting–whether it be inside the white-cube gallery of a museum, or within a grassy patch of a bustling park.
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backstory50: Constructivist Art at the NEU
When The Making of a Museum exhibition opened in 1974, Roy R. Neuberger’s modern art collection was the largest of five groups of art represented in the show. Hans Richters’ collection of Dada art, which we wrote about a few weeks ago was a second. Today, Curatorial Assistant Rem Ribeiro is helping me introduce a third: the George and Edith Rickey Collection of Constructivist Art.
