M a r c h
Tues
2
Exhibition Opening Reception (virtual):
History in Motion: Tom Judd’s Subway Mural
February 27 – June 13, 2021
Woodmere welcomes its newest exhibition History in Motion with a virtual opening reception featuring artist Tom Judd and Woodmere Director & CEO Bill Valerio. Tune in at 7pm as the two discuss the exhibition live from the galleries!
Free | 7pm | Click here to learn more.
Thur
4
On Feinstein: Artist’s Talk with Kassem Amoudi (virtual)
In connection with the exhibitions Group ’55 and Midcentury Abstraction in Philadelphia and Sam Feinstein: Immersive Abstraction, join artist Kassem Amoudi for a talk on the art of Sam Feinstein. Kassem will explore Feinstein’s paintings from an artist’s point of view, delving into his artistic voice, the influence of Hans Hofmann, and his passion for color and abstraction.
Please note: This event will be offered online through Zoom and registration is required. You will receive a confirmation email at check-out with the Zoom meeting link.
$15 ($10 members) | 7pm | Click here to register.
Sat
6
Music at Woodmere presents: JAZZ from the ART
In partnership with Lifeline Music Coalition, Woodmere happily announces a free, weekly dose of jazz tunes. As we await the return of Woodmere’s outdoor Saturday Night Jazz series, each weekend we’ll release a new video featuring interviews and highlights from a past 2020 performance by the Arpeggio Jazz Ensemble at Woodmere.
Click here to watch, and check back each week for a new video!
Tues
9
Members’ Only Lecture:
Illustrating Change: The Red Rose Girls & 20th Century Suffrage
Lecturers: Woodmere Docents Bonnie Brown, Marsha Braverman, Sue Royer
During Women’s History Month, learn the stories of Jessie Willcox Smith, Elizabeth Shippen Green and Violet Oakley, who were among the most prominent and prolific artists of their time. These three remarkable Philadelphia artists became examples of the possibilities for women in the workforce during the suffrage movement. Their talent, dedication, and a lifelong friendship brought them national recognition.
This event is free for members, but registration is required. The lecture will also be presented as part of Drexel University’s Vision 2020 Women 100 program on March 10 and 22. Check the March online calendar for details.
Free | 7pm | Click here to register.
Enjoy Exhibitions from Home:
Watch the New Schofield Video
We understand not everyone can make it to the museum right now. So, we’re bringing our galleries to you! Enjoy this walkthrough video of Schofield: Celebrating the Art of Uncle Elmer, currently on view at Woodmere through April 9.
Click here to watch.
Wed
24
The Art of Looking (virtual)
Facilitators: Flo Gelo, Associate Professor, Family, Community, and Preventive Medicine, Drexel University; Hildy Tow, Robert McNeil, Jr. Curator of Education, Woodmere Art Museum
The Art of Looking is a virtual program that will deepen your ability to make experiences with art more meaningful. By focusing for an extended time on one artwork, the program engages your sensory perceptions, enables thoughts and impressions to evolve over time, and promotes dialogue with other participants. Explore your thoughts and feelings in a safe and fun environment.
Free | 2pm | Click here to register.
Fri
12 & 26
ARTZ-Connect Philadelphia Online Programs
For people living with dementia and their care partners: ARTZ-Connect Philadelphia and Woodmere Art Museum offer engaging online programs twice a month through interactions with artworks. The programs are facilitated by ARTZ Philadelphia Director Dr. Susan Shifrin, an art historian, independent curator, and arts accessibility advocate. Attendance is limited to ensure an intimate, comfortable experience for all, and pre-registration is required.
Free | 11am | Click here for registration details.
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