While elbowing their way through New York City life in 2011, vocalist and guitarist Andrew Katz met drummer Charles Garmendia. Brooklyn acquaintances Eduardo DuQuesne (Bass/keys) and Matt Menold (Guitars/Keys) began […]
From researching to writing to giving presentations and more, UAB/BMA Curatorial Fellow Ruoxin Wang has been a tremendous asset to the Birmingham Museum of Art. Since last August, the Chinese […]
Audiences across the country cannot get enough of The Moth. With its headquarters in New York City, the not-for-profit organization directs raconteurs as they present submitted narratives to create an […]
Hailing from neighboring Atlanta, the Shadowboxers are gaining national attention. The trio sings harmonies paired with jazzy-to-folk guitar, bass, and keys, and their compiled talent packs a hypnotizing indie punch. The […]
Joining the BMA staff last year as our curatorial fellow, Kelli Morgan has become an integral member of our curatorial team. Since coming to Birmingham, Morgan has been juggling some […]
For the first Art On The Rocks of the summer on Friday, June 12, the Museum is excited to welcome Reptar, with a special opening by Breathers. Athens, Ga. has […]
Jar (Dal Hang-ari), Korean, about 1700 Since the 10th century, Korean artists have produced white porcelain. After a long demand for celadon (pale green) ceramics, white porcelain gained popularity in […]
Our friends at Create Birmingham recently featured the Museum’s Creative Director, James Williams, in their weekly e-newsletter. Check out the excerpted interview below to learn about James’ take on Birmingham’s […]
On Saturday, April 18 at 6PM, the Museum will host its annual Chenoweth Lecture, which features specialists in various fields to encourage international understanding about a certain topic. This year, the […]
As an experienced ceramics artist, Kathy Butterly is sure to offer an interesting and unique perspective on her work with clay and how it continually changes. Butterly is an American sculptor based […]
Walrus Room. Frank Fleming, 1980. Ceramic. Lent by Lorine Cantrell, T.2014.437. What’s your story? The art of Frank Fleming has been described as whimsical and intriguing. His fantastical sculptures […]
On Tuesday, December 9 at noon, we will welcome Lee Sandstead as our featured ArtBreak speaker. Sandstead is the host of the Emmy-nominated Travel Channel show Art Attack, which renews […]
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