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American Art Permanent Collection Galleries
September Ongoing Mint Museum Uptown at Levine Center for the Arts These are the first major changes in the galleries since the opening of the Mint Museum Uptown in This change includes the reinstallation of the entrance that provides access to both the American and Modern and Contemporary collections and is now dedicated to portraiture. Visitors will witness the shift as soon as they encounter the juxtaposition of a John Singleton Copley portrait and Kehinde Wiley's Phillip the Fair. Different mediums and periods spanning the 18th to the 21st centuries challenge viewers to consider how portraiture has been explored throughout time and the who, why, and how of those being visitors move through subsequent galleries, they will be encouraged to think about how artists have engaged with other themes such as landscape, still life, and abstraction and how they have represented their point • Anneè OlofssonA Book By: Anneè Olofsson () English, pages Anneè Olofsson () English, 49 pages
Anneè Olofsson – Forever () English/German, 49 pages (Format 2121 cm)
Inside – Anneè Olofsson () English, 52 pages
This is who I am me and you () English/Swedish, 73 pages • Annee OlofssonSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | TuneIn | RSS | Click here to join mailing list Anneè Olofsson´s profound and uncanny work deal with complicated family relations and relations of power. At the same time they explore the artist’s own possessions, personal fears and traumas and allow for different interpretations depending on the viewer´s own history and experiences. In photographs and film works with a klar surrealistic twist, she uses autobiographical ämne to explore mother-daughter and father-daughter relations in a way that inevitable gets under the skin of the viewer. It´s about growing up, about solitude, about fear of growing old, and about how distance and alienation komma with all human relationships. Anneè Olofsson´s art has a penetrating quality which makes it unforgettable. With an iconography that carnally and directly comments on the tension between detachedness and affinity, time and aging, she works primarily with analog photography and v |