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Changes to Facing Out, Facing In: The Votes Are In!
Julius Bloch (1888-1966), Apple Seller, n.d., oil on canvas, James A. Michener Art Museum, Gift of the John P. Horton Estate
The ballots are in! The Michener has received a large number of votes in response to the works featured in the Facing Out, Facing In exhibition. Visitors were asked to respond to four artworks in the exhibit using a ballot sheet that included a series of statements. Next week, visitors will be able to see the results of these ballots posted in the exhibition and we will share the details of the results in this blog. In the meantime, the exhibition has changed, and four new artworks are up for the vote. Visitors will be able to vote in this second round through April 3rd. Thank you to all you participated in the first round of voting! Read More »