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Artist David Huffman's Provo Soul
The artist layers references to progressive Black politics, Afrofuturism, Pop art, basketball, and Soul Train.
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Explore Three Artworks in 30 Minutes
3 in 30 Tours highlight how unexpected connections between artworks can spark new ideas and perspectives.
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A Wall That Speaks: ¿Being Home? by Rupprecht Matthies
Rupprecht Matthies’ installation ¿Being Home? invites visitors to reflect on the concept of "home" through a vibrant garden of words.
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Gifts of Art: Frederick and Jan Mayer’s Lasting Impact
Learn about an atrial cross and a painting in our Latin American art collection.
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A New View: Charles Harrison’s View-Master
The DAM recently acquired this iconic object, highlighting Harrison’s lasting influence on everyday design.
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Vance Kirkland & the Art of Space
The artist created numerous series of paintings inspired by his love of the cosmos.
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Architecture and Design Collectors' Council 2024 Design Acquisitions
Learn about exciting additions to the collection this year.
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Sons of the Sun by Teri Greeves
Watch a video with the artist and check out a Google Arts & Culture feature to learn more.
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Philosophy in Fabric: Galih Podo by Batik Artist Sapuan
Learn about this Javanese textile on view in Weaving a Foundation: Cornerstones of the Textile Arts Collection.
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An Enduring Legacy: The Frank Barrows Freyer Collection
In 1969, the DAM received a gift of painting, sculpture, and furniture from the family of Maria Engracia Critcher Freyer.
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The Story of Ourselves: Caribbean Artists Hulda Guzmán & Tessa Mars
The two caribeñas have distinct styles that display their individual perspectives, personal preferences, and unique personalities
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Architecture and Design Collectors’ Council 2023 Design Acquisitions
Five exceptional works by living artists join the museum’s collection.
