Month: September 2024

Bellarmine Hall Galleries, opening September 12: Ink & Time: European Prints from the Wetmore Collection. This exhibition samples the richness of European print culture between the late 15th and late 18th centuries through more than fifty woodcuts, engravings, and etchings. Walsh Gallery (Quick Center), opening September 22: Sacred Space: A Brandywine Workshop and Archive Exhibition. This exhibition of contemporary prints encourages exploration of spiritual connection, and reflection on ancestral wisdom and memory passed down through generations.

September 1–October 27: FOREST BATHING, curated by Alex Santana. Adrian Martinez Chavez, Alondra M. Garza, Austin Bryant, Carolina Cuevas, Donté Hayes, Jacoub Reyes, Jennifer DeLuna, Jo Lobdell, Julia Oldham, Kim Cohen, Kristen Heritage, Lauren Cardenas, Linda Sok, Loretta Violante, Marie-Jose Njoku-Obi, Melissa Dadourian, Raphaela Riepl, Robert Mirek, Samnang Riebe, Sebastián Cole Galvan, Sebastián Meltz-Collazo, Sunnie Liu, Vick Quezada, Aura Wang, Ying Ye. Solo exhibitions of Nadine Nelson and Mesoma Charles. Reception: September 8, 1–3 p.m.

The Bruce Museum is a world-class institution offering a changing array of exceptional exhibitions and educational programs that cultivate discovery and wonder through the power of art and science. Opening September 9: Conservation Through the Arts: Celebrating the Federal Duck Stamp. Opening October 3: Joel Sternfeld: American Prospects. Opening October 3: Every Leaf and Twig: Andrew Wyeth’s Botanical Imagination. Through October 13: Andy Warhol: small is beautiful. Ongoing: Tara Donovan: Aggregations. Hockney/Origins: Works from the Roy B. and Edith J. Simpson Collection. Gabriel Dawe: Plexus no. 43. The Robert R. Wiener Mineral Gallery. King Nyani. Permanent Science galleries: Natural Cycles Shape our Land. Admission: Adults $20, Students/Sr. Citizens $15. Free for children under 5; free on Tuesdays.

September 28–November 3: Mystical Murmurs: An Enchanted Environment by Adrien Broom. In this immersive exhibition contemporary artist, photographer, set designer, and filmmaker Broom (b. 1980) invites audiences to experience the mysterious world of the forest and imagine themselves at faerie-scale. Encounter a magical installation inspired by the natural environment and folklore. Drawing on medieval European folk beliefs and superstitions, visitors are enticed to step inside an oversized mushroom ring, triggering entrancing songs, and seducing guests to dance beyond time.