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Blue Water believes that, even in a sea of digital media, relationships still matter, which is why we work hard to stay in touch with editors, writers and reporters. As a result, our clients are regularly featured in major media outlets, along with those that reach a highly targeted audience unique to their work.
Metropolis Magazine: Thomas Jefferson, Architect at Chrysler Museum of Art
J. Mike Welton reviews Palladian Models, Democratic Principles, and the Conflict of Ideals, a new exhibition exploring Thomas Jefferson’s democratic architecture—and the enslaved people who built it.
Dramatic Photos Make U.S. Debut at the Chazen
Belgian-Beninese photographer Fabrice Monteiro’s The Prophecy is a multiyear project created to raise awareness about the environment and consequences of mass consumption. The series of 13 large-scale photographs, set mostly in Africa, will be on view at the Chazen Museum of Art from Oct. 5, 2019-Jan. 5, 2020.
Scuttlebutt: Amber’s at AMM!
Our own Amber Hendrickson has been in Grand Rapids the last few days at the Association of Midwest Museums conference. She teamed up with our friends at Grand Rapids Art Museum for a poster presentation and enjoyed the networking and learning opportunities.
Visualizing Illness and Healing at Princeton University Art Museum
Over 80 objects from around the world, from antiquity to the present – including paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures, photographs and multimedia – collectively illuminate the role that art plays in shaping our perceptions and experiences of illness and healing.
The Wall Street Journal: Alice Schille at CMA
Kyle MacMillan reviews Columbus Museum of Art’s In a New Light, an exhibition that “revives the reputation of [American watercolorist] Alice Schille.”
Apollo Magazine: Helen Frankenthaler at Princeton
Louise Nicholson reviews Princeton University Art Museums’s exhibition of Frankenthaler’s “huge, colour-saturated prints”.
The Eskenazi Museum of Art’s Renovated I. M. Pei Building Opens Nov. 7, 2019
The Eskenazi Museum has completed a $30 million renovation of its acclaimed I. M. Pei-designed building, which was inaugurated in 1982 and features the architect’s signature triangles and light-filled atrium. When it reopens, the newly renovated museum will be an enhanced teaching resource for Indiana University and southern Indiana, dedicated to engaging students, faculty, artists, scholars, alumni and the wider public through the cultivation of new ideas and scholarship.
Civil & Structural Engineer: DesignGroup’s Mitchell Hall comes to life
A new state-of-the-art facility named for Columbus native and noted restaurant developer Cameron Mitchell opened August 12. The building is expected to double the Columbus State Community College’s Hospitality and Culinary Arts enrollment capacity.
Fine Art Connoisseur: Shining a new light on Alice Schille
Columbus Museum of Art celebrates watercolorist Alice Schille’s role in American art history.
ARTNEWS: 12 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week
The Chazen Museum of Art has announced plans to become the ‘most-open” museum among its peers.
The Wall Street Journal: “Life is a Highway”
Edward Rothstein reviews Toledo Museum of Art’s major new exhibition, “Life is a Highway: Art and American Car Culture”.
Marie Selby Botanical Gardens plans playful exploration of Salvador Dalí’s floral images
Mind-bending floral works by surrealist master Salvador Dalí will form the foundation of a vibrant new exhibit and garden installation at the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens.
