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Timothy G. Andrus, 2010 Davidson Family Fellow

Discover Stuart Davis’ response to the New Mexican landscape and how it anticipates his later attitudes toward the American Scene movement of the 1930s.

Stuart Davis (1892–1964), New Mexican Landscape, 1923, oil on canvas, Amon Carter Museum, Fort Worth, Texas, © Estate of Stuart Davis/ Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY

Timothy G. Andrus is a Ph.D. candidate at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia, where he is writing a dissertation on the development of Stuart Davis’s art theory in the 1920s. He has presented his research on Davis and other aspects of American modernism at conferences and symposia nationally, including the College Art Association Annual Conference and the Southeastern College Art Conference.

No reservations are required.

Interactive Tour

This free tour program is designed for adults with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers. Participants discuss artists, themes, and exhibitions while using artworks to connect to past experiences. Call 817.989.5032 or e-mail access [at] cartermuseum [dot] org to make reservations and receive helpful instructions and parking information.

There is a designated barrier-free entrance near accessible parking for vehicles displaying the appropriate disability permits on Lancaster Avenue (the museum’s south side). If these spaces are full, you may drop participants off at the museum’s Lancaster entrance and park personal vehicles and minibuses for free in the museum’s lot located off of Camp Bowie Boulevard on the museum’s east side.

Film Screening and Discussion

Discover how abstraction is captured in avant-garde film and on the silver screen. This program offers a special look at four short, avant-garde films by Mary Ellen Bute and Dwinell Grant from the exhibition Constructive Spirit: Abstract Art in South and North America, 1920–50s followed by a screening of Busby Berkeley’s feature film Dames (1934), known for its abstract choreography.

Admission is free, but because seating is limited, reservations are required. Call 817.989.5030 or e-mail education [at] cartermuseum [dot] org to register.

Interactive Tour

This free tour program is designed for adults with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers. Participants discuss artists, themes, and exhibitions while using artworks to connect to past experiences. Call 817.989.5032 or e-mail access [at] cartermuseum [dot] org to make reservations and receive helpful instructions and parking information.

There is a designated barrier-free entrance near accessible parking for vehicles displaying the appropriate disability permits on Lancaster Avenue (the museum’s south side). If these spaces are full, you may drop participants off at the museum’s Lancaster entrance and park personal vehicles and minibuses for free in the museum’s lot located off of Camp Bowie Boulevard on the museum’s east side.

Interactive Tour

This free tour program is designed for adults with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers. Participants discuss artists, themes, and exhibitions while using artworks to connect to past experiences. Call 817.989.5032 or e-mail access [at] cartermuseum [dot] org to make reservations and receive helpful instructions and parking information.

There is a designated barrier-free entrance near accessible parking for vehicles displaying the appropriate disability permits on Lancaster Avenue (the museum’s south side). If these spaces are full, you may drop participants off at the museum’s Lancaster entrance and park personal vehicles and minibuses for free in the museum’s lot located off of Camp Bowie Boulevard on the museum’s east side.