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 2009 Lecture Series

Richard Rand
Dove/O'Keeffe:
Circles of Influence

July 16
6:00 pm

Richard Rand, the Senior Curator of the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, explores Georgia O'Keeffe's life and friendship with modernist painter Arthur Dove, and his role in the development of her early abstractionist paintings.



Richard H. Gassan
July 30
6:00 pm

The Birth of American Tourism: New York, the Hudson Valley, and American Culture, 1790–1830

Author Richard Gassan chronicles the history of tourism in America, a cultural change that signaled a profound societal shift toward a modern consumer society.



The Summer 2009 edition of the
Albany Institute of History & Art
quarterly newsletter is now available.

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Life Along
the Hudson:
 


Photographs by
Joseph Squillante




June 20October 4, 2009




Top: Wildlife biologist Craig Thompson with immature bald eagle, 2000, Joseph Squillante

Bottom:
Highlands Nook, 2000,
Joseph Squillante


COMI
NG SOON...

Different at
Every Turn:

Contemporary Painters of the Hudson River

JULY 3–AUGUST 23, 2009

Top: Along the Arthur Kill, Bill Murphy,
watercolor on paper; Below: Whale's Journey Up the Hudson, Virginia Creighton, oil on canvas
 

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