SUMMER 2020 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS JUNE – AUGUST 2020 To view a full listing of programs and events, follow our social media channels and visit our website at gibbesmuseum.org/events.
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Education Literary Gibbes: A Virtual Book Club Discussion FRIDAY, JULY 10 | 1PM Join us for a book-club style discussion of Hold Still, by Sally Mann in collaboration with Charleston County Public Library inspired by the photograph Deep South, Untitled (Tree with Two Streaks), 1998, by Sally Mann in the Permanent Collection and currently on display in the Modern and Contemporary Gallery.
Now Open Museum Hours
This discussion will be held over Discord, a web chat platform. Information and links to access this discussion will be included in the website.
Members Only Hours JUNE 3, JUNE 10, AND JUNE 17
Monday–Saturday 10am–5pm
Wednesday morning: 8:30 to 10am Wednesday afternoon: 4:30 to 5:30pm
Sunday 1–5pm
Story Time at the Gibbes with the Charleston County Public Library THURSDAY, AUGUST 13 | 10:30AM Families will enjoy stories and songs inspired by works of art at the Gibbes.
DOCENT GALLERY HOURS Interested in learning more about our collection and exhibitions? The Gibbes is now hosting gallery hours, during which our team of knowledgeable Docents will be stationed throughout the Museum to answer questions and offer insight. Wednesday: 3–5PM | Thursday: 1–3PM | Friday: 10AM–12PM and 1–3PM
MEMBER SHOPPING HOURS Gibbes Members can make an appointment to shop in person at the Museum Store from 4–5pm. Please email enathanson@gibbesmuseum.org to arrange your visit.
Exhibitions
Virtual Art of Jazz We are delighted to share our From the Archives: Art of Jazz Series Edition with you! The Art of Jazz is an annual performance series presented in collaboration with the Gibbes Museum and Charleston Jazz. Under normal circumstances, we would all be enjoying this series this summer live and in person, but have postponed perfomances this year due to COVID-19. Each month, we will release a full Art of Jazz performance from a past year on Facebook and YouTube.
Extended by popular demand!
JUNE 18 Richard White Trio
JULY 16 The Absolutes
AUGUST 20 Lee Barbour Trio
Lectures and Events CENTRAL TO THEIR LIVES: Southern Women Artists in the Johnson Collection On view through August 9, 2020
A RETURN TO THE GRAND TOUR: Micromosaic Jewels from the Collection of Elizabeth Locke On view through January 10, 2021
CHARLESTON COLLECTS: British Sporting Art from the Penkhus Collection On view through October 4, 2020
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26 | 6PM Art as Allegory: Artist Talk with Joseph Sulkowski Sulkowski will discuss his masterwork project, APOKALUPSIS, an Uncovering, in which he uses Foxhounds as symbolic representations of the truths of human existence. $15 Members | $20 Non-Members
COMING SOON Stay tuned for a variety of pop-up events both virtually and in the Lenhardt Garden.
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Gibbes Fellows
The Gibbes Museum Fellows program brings together individuals and businesses who share an appreciation for the arts and a personal commitment to enhancing Charleston’s only art museum. Fellows level membership provides art enthusiasts with the opportunity for special programs and events, travel opportunities, and exclusive experiences. This summer, the Gibbes is offering a series of in-person and virtual programming for our Fellows Members. Registration for all events is required and capacities are limited. To learn more about becoming an individual or business Fellow, please contact Jennifer Ross, director of development, at 843.722.2706 x216 or jross@gibbesmuseum.org.
SMITH AND DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE MEMBERS
From the Vault WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 | 4PM Smith and Director’s Circle Fellows will have special on-site access to works from the Gibbes renowned Japanese woodblock print collection. A selection of prints will be pulled from the vault and displayed at safe social distances for an up-close tour of the prints with curator Sara Arnold and executive director Angela Mack. RSVP at gibbesmuseum.org/events FELLOWS MEMBERS
Artful Thinking with Dr. Jeb Hallett WEDNESDAY, JULY 22 | 6PM
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New Generation, 1992, by Elizabeth Catlett (1915–2012); Lithograph, 91/100, 31 ¼ x 20 inches
An Evening with Jonathan Green and Richard Weedman WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24 | 6PM All Fellows will gather virtually for cocktails with acclaimed artist Jonathan Green and his partner and studio director, Richard Weedman, who over the last 40 years have amassed a significant collection of 20th and 21st century American paintings, sculpture, and works on paper. The collection, which will go on view at the Gibbes in August, expands the traditional notion of American art and identity, embracing a Pan American approach that goes beyond the United States to include art and artists of African, Caribbean, and Latin American descent. In addition to Green’s own work the collection highlights include works by such notable artists as, Jacob Lawrence, Elizabeth Catlett, Romare Bearden, David Driskell, Sam Gilliam, Ruben Gonzalez, and Reynier Llanes. RSVP at gibbesmuseum.org/events
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All Fellows will gather virtually for an interactive discussion around the concepts of Artful Thinking. Focusing on a work from Central to Their Lives: Southern Women Artists and the Johnson Collection and works from his private collection, Dr. Jeb Hallett will guide participants through a close looking exercise. By following the Artful Thinking process, participants build observation and communication skills as well as create a deeper understanding and appreciation for the artwork. RSVP at gibbesmuseum.org/events
HARLESTON, SMITH, AND DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE MEMBERS
Devotion and Fantasy, Witchcraft and the World’s End WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5 | 6PM Harleston, Smith, and Director’s Circle Members will join Dr. Lawrence Goedde, guest curator and professor of art history at the University of Virginia for a virtual discussion on Northern Renaissance art and a preview to the Charleston Collects exhibition that opens at the Gibbes on October 9. RSVP at gibbesmuseum.org/events IMAGE The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse from The Apocalypse, 1496–98, from the Latin edition of 1511, by Albrecht Dürer (German, 1471–1528); Woodcut on laid paper, Courtesy of private collection
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