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Not sure what to do in an art museum? Then put your headphones on, and listen as you wander through the galleries. These suggestions will work in any art museum. Seriously. Try it.Featuring Alice Gray Stites and Stuart Horodner. Music by Awake at Nite. Written and produced by Darrick Wood.
Dario Robleto The Common Denominator Of Existence Is Loss 2008
50,000-year-old extinct cave bear paws, human hand bones, stretched and pulled audiotape of the earliest audio recording of time (experimental clock, 1878), 19th-century mourning ribbon, bocote, shellac, glass
42¾" x 47 ½" x 47 ½"
Carl Borromäus Andreas Ruthart German, 1630 - 1703
Adam Naming the Animals, 1686 Oil on canvas Purchased with funds from the Alice Speed Stoll Accessions Trust 2008.12
Voice: Darrick Wood, Gallery Teaching Manager at the Speed Art Museum Produced by Amber Thieneman
Image: Bwa artist Burkina Faso
Plank Mask, 20th century Wood, pigment Gift of Wallace Bowling, Jr. and Douglas Dawson 2015.12
Voice: Shannon Karol, Director of Education at the Speed Art Museum Produced by Amber Thieneman
Voice: Erika Holmquist - Wall, Mary & Barry Bingham Sr., Curator of European & American Painting & Sculpture at the Speed Art Museum
Music by Fire the Saddle https://firethesaddle.bandcamp.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Voice: Erika Holmquist - Wall, Mary & Barry Bingham Sr., Curator of European & American Painting & Sculpture at the Speed Art Museum
Music by Fire the Saddle https://firethesaddle.bandcamp.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Voice: Erika Holmquist - Wall, Mary & Barry Bingham Sr., Curator of European & American Painting & Sculpture at the Speed Art Museum
Produced by Amber Thieneman
Voice: Erika Holmquist - Wall, Mary & Barry Bingham Sr., Curator of European & American Painting & Sculpture at the Speed Art Museum
Music by Fire the Saddle https://firethesaddle.bandcamp.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Voice: Erika Holmquist - Wall, Mary & Barry Bingham Sr., Curator of European & American Painting & Sculpture at the Speed Art Museum
Produced by Amber Thieneman
Voice: Erika Holmquist - Wall, Mary & Barry Bingham Sr., Curator of European & American Painting & Sculpture at the Speed Art Museum
Music by Fire the Saddle https://firethesaddle.bandcamp.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Image: Marsden Hartley American, 1877 ‑ 1943
Maritime Alps, Vence, No. 9, 1925 ‑ 1926 Oil on canvas 31 3/8 × 31 7/16 in. (79.7 × 79.9 cm.) Purchase, Museum Art Fund 1960.3
Voice: Amber Thieneman, School Outreach Manager at the Speed Art Museum Produced by Amber Thieneman
Image: Rembrandt van Rijn Dutch, 1606 ‑ 1669
Portrait of a Forty‑Year‑Old Woman, possibly Marretje Cornelisdr. van Grotewal, 1634 Oil on panel 27 7/16 × 22 in. (69.7 × 55.9 cm.) Purchased with funds contributed by individuals, corporations and the entire community of Louisville, as well as the Commonwealth of Kentucky Frame conservation funded by Edith and Jacob Horn, The Horn Foundation 1977.16
Voice: Darrick Wood, Gallery Teaching Manager at the Speed Art Museum Produced by Amber Thieneman
Image: Frederick Arthur Bridgman American, 1847 ‑ 1928
The Funeral of a Mummy, 1876 ‑ 1877 Oil on canvas 45 × 91 3/8 × 1 in. (114.3 × 232.1 × 2.5 cm.) Gift of Mr. Wendell Cherry 1990.8
Voice: Shannon Karol, Director of Education at the Speed Art Museum Produced by Amber Thieneman
Voice: Erika Holmquist - Wall, Mary & Barry Bingham Sr., Curator of European & American Painting & Sculpture at the Speed Art Museum
Music by Fire the Saddle https://firethesaddle.bandcamp.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Voice: Erika Holmquist - Wall, Mary & Barry Bingham Sr., Curator of European & American Painting & Sculpture at the Speed Art Museum
Music by Fire the Saddle https://firethesaddle.bandcamp.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Theme 9: Select an artwork that embodies a sense of courage. [Gallery 11]
We encourage you to Slow Down at the Speed by spending an extended length of time with one work of art. The Speed Art Museum is collaborating with local musicians and community mindfulness teachers to provide guidance that will enhance your present moment experiences in the Speed. We have suggested a gallery for each theme, but you are welcome to engage with another artwork if it catches your eye.
Voices:
Karen S. Newton, MPH, RDN, Wellbeing & Resilience Integrator and UofL Adjunct Faculty
Sally Evans - For years Sally has been bringing words to life with her bright personality and exceptional sound. Sally is a voice over artist, mama, storyteller, and nature lover living in beautiful Louisville, Kentucky. http://www.sallyevansvoicetalent.com/
Scored and Produced by Gabriel Walker
Theme 8: Select an artwork that is amusing or silly. [Gallery 26]
We encourage you to Slow Down at the Speed by spending an extended length of time with one work of art. The Speed Art Museum is collaborating with local musicians and community mindfulness teachers to provide guidance that will enhance your present moment experiences in the Speed. We have suggested a gallery for each theme, but you are welcome to engage with another artwork if it catches your eye.
Voice: Karen S. Newton, MPH, RDN, Wellbeing & Resilience Integrator and UofL Adjunct Faculty Scored and Produced by Gabriel Walker
John Graham American, born in Russia, 1886 - 1961
To You Ania (Horse and Woman Rider) January 10, 1935 Ink on paper
Loan courtesy of the Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University
Voice: Nan Brewer, Lucienne M. Glaubinger Curator of Works on Paper at Indiana University's Eskenazi Museum of Art
Music by Rob Collier http://robcolliermusic.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Pablo Picasso Spanish, 1881 - 1973
The Studio, 1934 Oil on canvas
Loan courtesy of the Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University
Voice: Mary Robin Nokes, Education Intern at the Speed Art Museum, student at Indiana University
Music by Rob Collier http://robcolliermusic.com/ Produced by Amber Thieneman
Erich Heckel German, 1883 - 1970
White Horses, 1912 Color woodcut on paper
Loan courtesy of the Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University
Voice: Susanna Crum, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts - Printmaking at Indiana University Southeast
Music by Rob Collier http://robcolliermusic.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Jackson Pollock American, 1912 - 1956
Untitled, 1951 Set of six silkscreen prints on paper
Loan courtesy of the Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University
Voice: Nan Brewer, Lucienne M. Glaubinger Curator of Works on Paper at Indiana University's Eskenazi Museum of Art
Music by Christian Frederickson http://www.christianfrederickson.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Morris Lewis American, 1912 - 1962
Beth Aleph, 1959 - 1960 Acrylic on canvas
Loan courtesy of the Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University
Voice: Shannon Karol, Director of Education at the Speed Art Museum
Music by Christian Frederickson http://www.christianfrederickson.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Norman Rockwell American, 1894 - 1978
Study for Breaking Home Ties, 1954 Charcoal on paper
Loan courtesy of the Eskenazi Museum of Art, Indiana University, Transfer from the IU Media School, Gift of Edward C. Von Tress
Voices: Kim Spence, Curator of Prints, Drawings, and Photographs at the Speed Art Museum Charlie Carr, Dr. Mary Pike, and Sarah OKoon
Music by Mick Sullivan http://thepastandthecurious.com Rob Collier http://robcolliermusic.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Jacques Lipchitz French, 1891 - 1973
Harlequin with Guitar, 1926 Bronze
Loan courtesy of the Eskenazi Museum of Art, Indiana University
Voice: Jenny McComas, Curator of European and American Art at Indiana University's Eskenazi Museum of Art
Music by Craig Wagner Produced by Amber Thieneman
Emil Nolde German, 1867 - 1956
Nudes and Eunuch (Keeper of the Harem) 1912 Oil on canvas
Loan courtesy of the Eskenazi Museum of Art, Indiana University
Voice: Jenny McComas, Curator of European and American Art at Indiana University's Eskenazi Museum of Art
Music by Rob Collier http://robcolliermusic.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Gabriele Münter German, 1877 - 1962
St. Cloud Park in Autumn, 1906 Oil on canvas on cardboard
Loan courtesy of the Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University
Voices: Heidi Davis-Soylu, Director of Education at the Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University, and her daughter, Zoi
Music by Rob Collier http://robcolliermusic.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Abraham Rattner American, 1893-1978
Place of Darkness, 1943 Oil on canvas
Loan courtesy of the Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University
Voices: Christian Loriel Lucas, Creative Writer; University of Louisville student Jenny McComas, Curator of European and American Art at Indiana University's Eskenazi Museum of Art
Music by Rob Collier http://robcolliermusic.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Rembrandt Bugatti Italian (active in Belgium) 1884 - 1916
The Drinking Giraffe, 1907 Bronze
Loan courtesy of the Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University
Voice: Erika Holmquist Wall, Chief Curator at the Speed Art Museum
Music by Rob Collier http://robcolliermusic.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Listen as Erika Holmquist-Wall, Chief Curator at the Speed Art Museum, gives an overview of the exhibition "Picasso to Pollock: Modern Masterworks from the Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University".
Music by Rob Collier and Madison Stubblefield http://robcolliermusic.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Hear Stephen Reily, Director of the Speed Art Museum, speak about a five-year partnership with the Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University.
Music by Rob Collier and Madison Stubblefield http://robcolliermusic.com Produced by Amber Thieneman
Prompt 7: Select an artwork that intrigues you [Galleries 6 & 7]
We encourage you to Slow Down at the Speed by spending an extended length of time with one work of art. The Speed Art Museum is collaborating with UofL Health Promotion to provide guidance that will enhance your present moment experiences in the Speed. We have suggested a gallery for each prompt, but you are welcome to engage with another artwork if it catches your eye.
Music heard in this audio guide is by Rob Collier. http://robcolliermusic.com
We encourage you to Slow Down at the Speed by spending an extended length of time with one work of art. The Speed Art Museum is collaborating with UofL Health Promotion to provide guidance that will enhance your present moment experiences in the Speed. We have suggested a gallery for each prompt, but you are welcome to engage with another artwork if it catches your eye.
Music heard in this audio guide is by Rob Collier. http://robcolliermusic.com
Women Artists | Louisville Voices A collaboration between Speed Art Museum and duPont Manual High School.
Listen to voices of women in the Louisville community as they give personal responses to artworks in this exhibition.
Prompt 5: Select an artwork that relates to your idea, experience, or aspiration of love [Galleries 14-16]
We encourage you to Slow Down at the Speed by spending an extended length of time with one work of art. The Speed Art Museum is collaborating with UofL Health Promotion to provide guidance that will enhance your present moment experiences in the Speed. We have suggested a gallery for each prompt, but you are welcome to engage with another artwork if it catches your eye.
Music heard in this audio guide is by Rob Collier. robcolliermusic.com
Prompt 4: Select an artwork that inspires you [Galleries 4 & 5]
We encourage you to Slow Down at the Speed by spending an extended length of time with one work of art. The Speed Art Museum is collaborating with UofL Health Promotion to provide guidance that will enhance your present moment experiences in the Speed. We have suggested a gallery for each prompt, but you are welcome to engage with another artwork if it catches your eye.
Music heard in this audio guide is by Rob Collier. http://robcolliermusic.com
Prompt 3: Select an artwork that makes you feel nostalgic [Kentucky Gallery]
We encourage you to Slow Down at the Speed by spending an extended length of time with one work of art. The Speed Art Museum is collaborating with UofL Health Promotion to provide guidance that will enhance your present moment experiences in the Speed. We have suggested a gallery for each prompt, but you are welcome to engage with another artwork if it catches your eye.
Music heard in this audio guide is by Rob Collier. http://robcolliermusic.com/
Writer Sarah Strickley responds to William Christenberry’s series of photographs “Building with False Brick Siding, Warsaw Alabama” – part of the Speed’s special exhibition “Southern Accent: Seeking the American South in Contemporary Art”.
Music heard in this piece is by Rob Collier. http://robcolliermusic.com/
Prompt 2: Select an artwork that, for you, embodies joy [Galleries 22 & 23]
We encourage you to Slow Down at the Speed by spending an extended length of time with one work of art. The Speed Art Museum is collaborating with UofL Health Promotion to provide guidance that will enhance your present moment experiences in the Speed. We have suggested a gallery for each prompt, but you are welcome to engage with another artwork if it catches your eye.
Music heard in this audio guide is by Rob Collier. http://robcolliermusic.com/
Prompt 1: Select an artwork that you feel naturally drawn to [Galleries 1 & 2]
We encourage you to Slow Down at the Speed by spending an extended length of time with one work of art. The Speed Art Museum is collaborating with UofL Health Promotion to provide guidance that will enhance your present moment experiences in the Speed. We have suggested a gallery for each prompt, but you are welcome to engage with another artwork if it catches your eye.
Music heard in this audio guide is by Rob Collier. http://robcolliermusic.com/