VIDEO: Virtual Tour of June Leaf: Shooting from the Heart
July 2, 2025
Exhibition curators Allison Kemmerer and Gordon Wilkins present a virtual tour of June Leaf: Shooting from the Heart (on view March 15–July 31, 2025). This
Exhibition curators Allison Kemmerer and Gordon Wilkins present a virtual tour of June Leaf: Shooting from the Heart (on view March 15–July 31, 2025). This
Cover image: photo by Julia Featheringill
The Addison Community Ambassadors, comprised of students from Andover High School and Phillips Academy, aims to create community at the Addison. Through group discussion, hands-on
June Leaf: Shooting from the Heart (March 15–July 31, 2025) is the most comprehensive survey of Leaf’s art in more than three decades. With more
On and Off Stage: Performance and Persona (February 22–July 31, 2025) features works from the Addison’s collection, to explore the intersection of the performing and
Playing to Our Strengths: Highlights from the Permanent Collection (January 29–July 31, 2025) explores American art in three sections: masterworks by Thomas Eakins and Winslow
Dynamic Duos (February 5–July 31, 2025) features works from the Addison’s extensive photography collection that considers the dynamics of two beings sharing space, whether they
The Art of Opposition (March 4–July 31, 2025) was curated by Phillips Academy students enrolled in Art 400 Visual Culture: Curating the Addison Collection. Working
For anyone unable to visit in person, or who might like to see a preview before visiting, or wants to take another look at the
This spring, the Addison Gallery of American Art will present a major exhibition devoted to the work of June Leaf (1929–2024), whose art is both
“I confess. I was one of those nerdy kids who got math books under the Christmas tree and checked out algebra texts at the library.
The Addison was honored to host artists Peter Saul and Sally Saul for two busy days in October of 2024. Working at the intersection of
Marla Taylor, Curator of Collections, and Ryan Wheeler, Director, from Phillips Academy’s Robert S. Peabody Institute of Archaeology present a virtual conversation on a museum’s
Lead exhibition curator Debra Bricker Balken presents a virtual talk about the artists, themes, and works presented in Americans in Paris: Artists Working in Postwar
We are pleased to announce the release of Hayes Prize 2023: Reggie Burrows Hodges, the publication accompanying the Addison’s inaugural Hayes Prize exhibition featuring artist
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