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Dr. Matthew McLendon assumed leadership of the McNay Art Museum as director and CEO in February 2023, serving as the museum’s fourth director in its 68-year history. He speaks to blooloop about the museum and its mission, as well as this unique new temporary exhibition.

A new exhibition at the Chazen Museum of Art in Wisconsin will showcase how a Medieval goldsmith working at the advent of European printmaking raised questions about copyright and branding that still resonate today.

One master printer paying homage to another, “Robert Blackburn” (2003) by Ron Adams pictures Blackburn pulling a figurative print from a lithographic stone.

Will any coffee table this fall feel complete without a copy of In a Time of Witness? The book pays tribute to the collection at the University of Iowa’s Stanley Museum of Art, and doesn’t just show off work by the likes of Isamu Noguchi, Grant Wood, and El Anatsui but also features text written by more than 30 alumni—including Rita Dove, Carmen Maria Machado, Yiyun Li, and Adam Haslett, among others—inspired by the artwork.

Flanked by two lakes on the spectacular campus of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the Chazen Museum of Art represents one of the most vital educational and cultural pillars in Madison and beyond.

An exhibition at Honolulu Museum of Art is shaped around a recent major gift from one of the museum’s benefactors, allowing them to explore a fascinating period in Japanese art, comprising paintings, ceramics and lacquerware produced between the 1870s and 1950s.

Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000), who painted the African-American experience, is among the most well-known and respected black American figurative artists of the 20th century. But a new exhibition, “Black Orpheus: Jacob Lawrence and the Mbari Club” (at Ohio’s Toledo Museum of Art through Sept. 3), puts Lawrence on the international stage, as it broadens our understanding of the artist, his influences and his art.