For most of the past two decades, the Chrysler Museum of Art has been best known for three especially distinguished spaces. Most visitors walked away with enduring memories of its eye-catching glass collection, its sky-lit Renaissance Gallery and its masterpiece-filled room of Impressionist paintings. But after that, their recollections sometimes became confused and faded. All that may change with the recent opening of the newly renovated and renamed Joan P. Brock Galleries, in which the museum took an often unfocused, sometimes forgettable series of six exhibit halls and transformed them into...
Glass art in full bloom at gallery 
Knox News
Knox News
Brook Forrest White Jr. forms a piece of glass sculpture in his Louisville workshop. A garden of glass flowers blooms at Liz Beth & Co. art gallery....
'Offspring of the Winds - The Horse in Art and Imagination' to Open at Reading Public Museum
PR Newswire
PR Newswire
READING, Pa., May 8 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Offspring of the Winds - The Horse in Art and Imagination exhibit opens at the Reading Public Museum on July 12 and continues through September 7, 2008. This exhibition will...
Massachusetts Museums That Speak to Children
The New York Times
The New York Times
THE Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art in North Adams is a cavernous temple of modern art, with exceptionally big and provocative works in a variety of media. The Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Mass., by...
Right Rubens, wrong gallery
London Evening Standard
London Evening Standard
Evening Standard 25.04.08 More articles by Brian Sewell Look here too...
