Chronology of Articles and Essays

February 2009

• Southern Scene; article by Martha R. Severens (2/28/09)
• A Century of Arizona Women Artists; article by Carolyn C. Robbins (2/28/09)
• Art Is Upon the Town: A Retrospective Exhibition; article by Willa T. Schuster (2/26/09)
• Roy M. Mason: Sporting Artist; article by Victoria Sandwick Schmitt (2/26/09)
• The New Symbolism; essay by Ilene Susan Fort (2/26/09)
• The Fountainhead: The Genesis of American Garden Sculpture; essay by Lauretta Dimmick
• The Southern Collection: A New Look at American Art History; article by Martha R. Severens (2/26/09)
• Suffragettes, Free Spirits and Trendsetters: Women Sculptors in America; essay by Robin Salmon (2/25/09)
• Ashcans, Trains and Factories: Students and Followers of the Eight; article by Frank Thomson (2/24/09)
• Robert Dowd: Pop Art Money; text by Michael Zakian (2/24/09)
• At the Crossroads of American Photography: Callahan, Siskind, Sommer (2/13/09)
• After Many Springs: Regionalism, Modernism, and the Midwest; essay by Debra Bricker Balken (2/13/09)
• Color Woodblock Prints at Michele and Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts in Springfield, Massachusetts (2/13/09)
• Transatlantic: American Artists in Germany (2/13/09)
• After Many Springs: Regionalism, Modernism & the Midwest (2/13/09)
• J.C. Leyendecker: A Retrospective, article by Roger T. Reed (2/12/09)
• Sculpture from Brookgreen Gardens, article by Robin R. Salmon (2/12/09)
• Confronting History: Contemporary Artists Envision the Past (2/11/09)
• The Virginia Landscape, article by James C. Kelly & William M. S. Rasmussen (2/10/09)
• African American Images and Artists from the Swope Collection (2/5/09)
• Edward Steichen: The Early Years (2/4/09)
• Andy Warhol Silkscreens; with essay by Franklin Hill Perrell (2/4/09)
• Patrick Henry: Sentinel for the People, article by William Rasmussen (2/2/09)
• The Adler Collection; essay by William H. Gerdts (2/2/09)

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