From our last visit to the Hunter Museum of Art in Chattanooga
Takashi Murakami, Untitled (but so happy!)
Beth Lipman’s Flowers, Bread, Chalice and Sticks — she had an exhibit at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts a few months ago, and her exhibit at the Hunter just closed last month. This piece is in the permanent collection.
Gordon Parks, American Gothic
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Helen Frankenthaler, Around the Clock with Red
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Paul Jenkins, Phenomena Royal Violet Visitation
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Robert Indiana, Heliotherapy Love
Robert Rauschenberg, Opal Reunion — on the museum label, one of the people giving this gift was listed as Mrs Olan Mills. Turns out Olan Mills was based in Chattanooga.
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Karen LaMonte, Reclijning Dress with Drapery
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Bessie Harvy, Untitled — happy to see that they had more visionary art on display this time than a couple of years ago
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Miriam Beerman, Lodz (We Vegetate Burdens to Ourselves)
Radcliffe Bailey, In the Recturnal
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