Efimova and Cohn's video blog on one of the most enigmatic works of conceptual feminist art

Efimova and Cohn interview art historians and curators for the upcoming book on Sonya Rapoport’s Objects on My Dresser.

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Efimova and Cohn's book on Sonya Rapoport's Biorhythm published by San Jose Museum of Art

The first in-depth interpretation of a now-classic project in early computer-based art.

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Video tour and panel on the exhibition AFTER/LIFE curated by Alla Efimova

The Center for the Arts & Religion shares a video tour of the exhibition AFTER/LIFE and a conversation on faith-based leadership during the onset of HIV/AIDS and today.

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Behind the scenes of getting the largest collection of African American quilts into a museum

Efimova talks with Stephanie Boris, Registrar, and Jenny Hurth, Executor of the Eli Leon Estate, exploring what it takes to prepare the largest collection of African American quilts for a museum collection.

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Virtual Tour of "Sonya Rapoport: biorhythm" at San Jose Museum of Art

Please join us for a virtual tour of the exhibition Sonya Rapoport: biorhythm at San Jose Museum of Art, featuring a live conversation with Assistant Curator Kathryn Wade and Rapoport scholars Terri Cohn and Alla Efimova.

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Upcoming opening reception and panel at Graduate Theological Union

Join us for the opening of AFTER/LIFE at the Graduate Theological Union’s Doug Adams Gallery on Thursday, February 13th.

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After/Life opening February at the Doug Adams Gallery, several acquisitions of Ed Aulerich-Sugai's work

KunstWorks is excited to announce that through its work with the Ed Aulerich-Sugai Collection and Archive two major acquisitions of Ed Aulerich-Sugai’s work were completed at the end of 2019, by the Tacoma Art Museum and the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art.

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Sonya Rapoport: Biorhythm opening Feb. 7 at the San Jose Museum of Art

Sonya Rapoport: biorhythm presents Rapoport’s information-dense paintings, drawings, interactive performances, and computer-based art. Focused on the period of 1974 to 1983, the exhibition examines her prescient exploration of the aesthetic and cultural implications of collecting personal data.

Guest UserJanuary 9, 2020San Jose Museum of ArtSonya Rapoport, San Jose Museum of Art, Rapoport, KunstWorksComment

APAG West holds annual seminar in Carmel-by-the-Sea

Last week APAG West gathered curators, artists, and archivists at the Center for Photographic Arts in Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA, for a day of inspiring and instructive panels and discussions addressing the present state and future of photographic archives.

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