I enjoyed the juxtaposition of decorative and "fine" arts, although certain comparisons felt forced - like the early colonial American furniture with the native American pottery from New Mexico. Overall I found the thematic groupings successful, however.
i feel that a lot of people see more clearly how the people from the 19th century were. You can see many artifacts that are interesting. Looking back on how state once was and looking at it now shows an enormous change in society.
It was a very pleasant surprise. I didn't expect to see such a beautiful collection of fine varied works.
The artists are a credit to the human spirit.
Link Posted by gabriel falsetta
Jul 08, 2012 at 12:12am
The American Identities exhibit demonstrates some of colonial America's finest portraits. I would definitely recommend checking it out!
I thought that this exibit was very intersting. It was my favorite so far. I think that the best piece of art is the weaving by Ted Hallman. I have one question though did Rembrant Peal chance his name so he could have the same name ast he famous Rembrant?
Link Posted by Ethan (age 13)
Jul 05, 2012 at 4:04pm
i have been pleasantly surprised with the scope and breadth of this museum. Beautiful renditios of our history. Well done!!!
Link Posted by kraig from phoenix
Jul 04, 2012 at 6:06pm
it's very interesting! the set up of everything is a bit unconventional, but the exhibit as a whole is great.
What do you think about the American Identities: A New Look exhibit?
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