Camryn King holds a Master’s degree in Writing and Digital Communications, as well as a

Camryn King holds a Master’s degree in Writing and Digital Communications, as well as a

History upon History: “Quilting the Pandemic” at MCMA By Camryn King, spring 2023 curatorial intern

Blue Magic by Zipporah Camille Thompson Avoiding lowski and explain by Richard-Jonathan Nelson Avoiding lowski

The Way of Watercolors: Lena Reznik’s “Morning Model” and Ali Cavanaugh’s “Why? What?” Morning Model

Composition and Symbolism in Alea Hurst’s “The Optimist” By Camryn King, winter 2023 intern          

Analyzing Michael Heffernan’s “Wayfinding” and “Long Shadows Over Sedge II”   By Camryn King, winter

Remembering Those Lost in the Orly Plane Crash of 1962 By Chloe King, MCMA Intern

The NPR interview with Madeline Beck Click here to hear the interview with Madeline Beck. 

Vault Renovation Campaign What is a permanent collection? A permanent collection consists of the objects,

History of the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art Permanent Collection By Elizabeth Mangone, MCMA Curatorial

“Metro Montage” Then and Now: Celebrating 20 Years of Tradition and Change By Elizabeth Mangone,

The History of Squares and Cubes in American Art   By Elizabeth Mangone, MCMA Curatorial

Cubic Contemporaries By Elizabeth Mangone, MCMA Curatorial Intern, Summer 2020.          

Conservation and Visual Art By Elizabeth Mangone, MCMA Curatorial Intern, Summer 2020   From cave

Athos Menaboni – History and Style Athos Menaboni: History and Style By Elizabeth Mangone, MCMA

Negate (1978) by Daniel Douke (b. 1943) Acrylic on panel Donated by the Thea Westreich

Marietta Cobb Museum of Art (2015) by Hugh Gordon Mackay (1970-2019) Scratchboard engraving  Gifted by

An Analysis of Abraham Walkowitz and Isadora Duncan By Hannah Amuka Isadora Duncan Image Credit:

Athos Menaboni and R.J. Reynolds. Russell Clayton, curator of Athos Menaboni – Framing His Vision:

The Curator’s Top Three Pieces That Didn’t Make the Curator Selects…

Athos Menaboni (1895 – 1990) was born in 1895 in the Italian port city of

For our upcoming exhibition of the MCMA Permanent Collection, the Museum’s curator, Madeline Beck, selected

“An Analysis of Jim Hill’s Pieces of History and Chad Cole’s Travels and Transitions at