Ken Bailey
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Claude Monet
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Natasha Wescoat
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Last Chance: A Multicultural Swirl of Africa, the Americas and Even Outer Space
A decade ago exhibitions linking Africa and the Americas were not uncommon. They are now, though, which may be one reason that “S & M: Shrines and Masquerades in Cosmopolitan Times” looks so fresh.

015 College Intern Talk: Edward Hopper
Discover the significance and historical context of Edward Hopper's 1929 painting The Lighthouse at Two Lights through a talk by one of our college interns.

Joe Wheelwright's Tree Figures (Mon, Oct 20)
Fruitlands Museum, 102 Prospect Hill Rd., Harvard, MA
Wheelwrights Tree Figures look even more fantastical against the fall backdrop a must see this season. Featuring eight larger than life sculptures crafted from real trees, check them out as you make your way down the path to the Fruitlands Farmhouse to visit Wheelwrights expansive retrospective Branching Out. Covering 30 years of his sculptural works using trees as his canvas, the retrospective takes you on an evolution of his tree sculptures first hand. Cost: Free with Museum Admission Through Thursday, Jan 1.

Notations: The Closing Decade
November 21, 2008 - November 2009: Arguably the last decade of the twentieth century started in 1989, with the fall of the Berlin Wall, and ended twelve years later, with the horrific attacks of September 2001. That extended decade witnessed some of the most profound and lasting transformation in society since the postwar period. This presentation of works from the Museum’s collection exemplifies the vast range of artistic practices during this time of profound transition, bringing together a diverse group of artists working in a variety of media