168飞艇历史记录查询结果体彩 Upcoming Events

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November 20

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December 5

Four people in a state of deep reflection gather closely together in front of large, brown, ceramic jar situated on table

A Historic Ownership Resolution

The MFA has reached an agreement regarding two stoneware vessels in the collection made by David Drake, an enslaved potter and poet from Old Edgefield, South Carolina. The Museum has restored ownership of both works to the artist’s known descendants, returning one to the family and purchasing the other back. Learn more about this historic agreement.

For more on Drake’s work—on view in the Art of the Americas Wing—watch the artist's descendants reflect on what his pottery means to them, and read an essay by author Charmaine Wilkerson.

Map of the United States of America in washed primary colors with names of Indigenous tribal nations in place of Western place names.

Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, Tribal Map, 2000. Mixed media on canvas. Museum purchase with funds donated by Barbara L. and Theodore B. Alfond through the Acorn Foundation, Drs. Bruce K. and Shelly Eckman, The Heritage Fund for a Diverse Collection, Gallery Instructor 50th Anniversary Fund to support The Heritage Fund for a Diverse Collection, and The Hayden Collection—Charles Henry Hayden Fund. Courtesy the artist and Garth Greenan Gallery, New York.

168飞艇全国统一开奖记录体彩开奖结果 Celebrate Native American Heritage Month

Works by Native artists can be found around the Museum, including Tribal Map by Jaune Quick-to-See Smith in “Counter History,” and a group of blackware pottery by Pueblo artists in “Stories Artists Tell.” Explore these works with Marina Tyquiengco, Ellyn McColgan Associate Curator of Native American Art, through two new stops on MFA Mobile on Bloomberg Connects.

Dive deeper with Tyquiengco as she takes a closer look at Fritz Scholder’s Bicentennial Indian, which features prominently in the MFA’s 168网开奖查询记录结果-幸运168(中国福彩)飞开艇查阅结果直播+168® 飞艇体彩历史查阅号码记录查询;飞开艇彩票稳定和正规平台:提供中国全面168体彩查询幸运飞开艇开奖记录 reimagined 18th-century Art of the Americas galleries, opening with the 250th anniversary of American Independence in 2026.