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Summer Exhibition

Our summer exhibition will open Wednesday, July 22. Please check back at a later date for details.

Ryan Trecartin and Lizzie Fitch outdoor installation

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Aboutthing (in the air), 2009 (detail). Ryan Trecartin and Lizzie Fitch.

The Rose Art Museum presents the first showing of artists Ryan Trecartin and Lizzie Fitch in the Boston area with the sculptural installation, The Aboutthing (in the air), 2009.

Outgoing Rose Director Michael Rush says of the outdoor installation: “I have wanted to present Ryan Trecartin’s work for several years now. He is one of the leading voices in avant-garde video and film work. This sculptural project with his longtime collaborator Lizzie Fitch presented itself as the perfect homage to experimentation which has characterized the Rose throughout its history.”

Read the press release.

Passing of Mildred Lee

With deep sadness we announce that Mildred Lee, our Board Chair Jon Lee's mother, passed away. Mrs. Lee was a key, founding Board member of the Rose, and with her husband, Herbert, donated hundreds of artworks to the collection for the enjoyment of generations of students. A gallery in their honor was built at the Rose in 1974. Download Mrs. Lee's obituary. (PDF)

Image Credits: (center) Dominic McGill, Project for a New American Century, 2004, graphite on paper, 80 inches by 65 feet, Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, MA, Gift of Michael Black and Melody Douros, courtesy of the artist and Derek Eller Gallery. (right) Marsden Hartley, Musical Theme, 1912-13, Oil on canvas, 39.38 x  31.75 inches, Gift of Mr. Samuel Lustgarten, Sherman Oaks, California. 

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The Rose is supported in part by a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.