This past weekend, Souvenir: A 19th-Century Carved Tusk from the Loango Coast of Africa opened in the Museum’s Concourse. Below are a few shots of the installation process.
Photography by Adam Gingrich, DMA Marketing Assistant
Posts Tagged 'Africa'
Seldom Scene: Installing a Souvenir Tusk
Published May 7, 2012 African Art , Behind-the-Scenes , Collections , Curatorial ClosedTags: Africa, African Art, Dallas Museum of Art, Loango Coast
Seldom Scene – A Penguin’s Night at the Museum
Published November 22, 2010 Behind-the-Scenes , Late Nights ClosedTags: Africa, African Art, Dallas Museum of Art, Late Night, Penguin, Programs, The Dallas Zoo
To help us celebrate our exhibition African Masks: The Art of Disguise, the Dallas Zoo’s Animal Adventure Program made an appearance at Friday’s Late Night with a few animals that call Africa home. Donny, the Black-footed Penguin, was a big hit with the DMA staff (see the BIG smiles) and with visitors too.
