Joseph Beuys, Tisch mit Aggregat (Table with Accumulator), 1958-1985, Bronze and electric cable, © Estate of Joseph Beuys.
Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1967, acrylic on paper mounted on Masonite, Gift of the Mark Rothko Foundation, Inc, © Mark Rothko
John Frame; The Unanswered Question; 2006-20011; wood, glass eyes, and found objects; © John Frame
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Explore five masterpieces by one of the 19th century’s most significant artists. Now through August 5, two of the most popular Impressionist paintings in the Museum’s collection—Waterlilies and River at Lavacourt—are joined in the galleries by three additional Monet landscapes from a private collection.
Since the opening of Object Stories in 2011, the interactive installation has gathered and published 642 stories. Each story features an individual sharing about an object—whether personal or from the Museum’s collection—that has great meaning to them. The stories are recorded at the Museum and then posted to an online archive at objectstories.org. The stories reflect a variety of tones and themes including love, adventure, family, hope, and loss.
NACCO Materials Handling Group, Inc. (NMHG), in cooperation with Papé Material Handling, Inc., has donated one of its Hyster® electric reach trucks for use in the Museum’s art storage facility to move and store valuable works of art in the collection.