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SUMMARY:Coe Hall: Designing Nature Inside and Out\, Español – Spanish
DESCRIPTION:We are happy to offer guided tours of Coe Hall entirely in Spanish on an on-demand basis.  Interested parties can send and email to tours@plantingfields.org with a date and time they would like to request their tour as well as a number of guests that will be in the group.  Groups can include up to 15 guests.  Please note that our Spanish speaking docent staff is limited\, so your first choice of tour date may not be available. \nOffered Wednesdays through Fridays 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM\nAnd Saturdays through Sundays 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM March through December.\nOffered Saturdays and Sundays 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM January and February\nGeneral Admission:\nAdults: $10\nSeniors 62+: $9\nYouth 7-17: $5\nChildren Under 7: Free \nFor guests who are hearing impaired\, interpreters are now available upon request! Please email tours@plantingfields.org at least two weeks in advance of your preferred tour date to reserve an interpreter.
URL:https://plantingfields.org/happenings/coe-hall-designing-nature-inside-and-out-espanol-spanish/
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SUMMARY:Fashioning Desire: The Art of Gerda Wegener
DESCRIPTION:Explore our spring exhibition\, Fashioning Desire: The Art of Gerda Wegener in this self guided experience at Coe Hall. Approximately 60 artworks by Danish artists Gerda Wegener (1886 – 1940) and her spouse Lili Elbe (born Einar Wegener\, 1882 – 1931) will be integrated into various rooms throughout Coe Hall\, alongside a selection of art and ephemera from the Planting Fields Foundation collection. A contemporary of W. R. and Mai Coe\, Gerda Wegener’s Art Deco and Art Nouveau paintings and drawings quickly garnered attention in 1920s Paris\, where she lived and worked. Her fashion illustrations\, cosmetic advertisements\, and whimsical\, erotic drawings celebrated the “New Woman”: independent\, striking\, and strong. \nThe purchase of a ticket for “Coe Hall: Designing Nature Inside and Out” will entitle you to a self-guided tour of “Fashioning Desire: The Art of Gerda Wegener” on the same date\, when applicable\, with proof of purchase. \nOffered Thursdays through Sundays from 2:00pm – 4:00pm\nMembers: Free\nGeneral Admission:\nAdults: $10\nSeniors 62+: $9\nYouth 7-17: $5\nChildren Under 7: Free \n\nRegister For The Tour
URL:https://plantingfields.org/happenings/fashioning-desire-the-art-of-gerda-wegener/
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SUMMARY:Everett Shinn: Operatics and Nico Muhly: Pastoral (Indoors/Outdoors)
DESCRIPTION:Experience the vibrant history of Planting Fields through the creations of two dynamic artists commissioned to make site-specific work here a century apart. Encounter the decorative and dramatic work of Everett Shinn in four “acts” beginning with the second floor gallery in Coe Hall\, followed by Mai Coe’s Dressing Room\, the Reception Room and culminating in the 1915 Tea House in the Italian Garden. A lover of theater\, music\, and performance of all kinds\, Shinn embraced the decorative and throughout his long career he created works on paper\, canvas\, furnishings\, architecture\, even pianos and stage sets\, that engaged with a raucous decorative aesthetic often termed Rococo revival. Along the way\, you will experience the sound installation of contemporary American composer Nico Muhly\, whose two-part musical composition emanates from the piano inside Coe Hall and then is radically transformed into a continuous loop of immersive sound that uses music to transform the experience of the Shinn-designed Tea House interior and manicured Italian Garden into a new auditory encounter. \n\nRegister Here
URL:https://plantingfields.org/happenings/everett-shinn-operatics-tours-begin-may-12/
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SUMMARY:Robert Winthrop Chanler Exhibition Tours - 9/30
DESCRIPTION:This is the last day of the Chanler exhibition. \nIn celebration of the centennial anniversary of the completion of the Buffalo Mural in Coe Hall\, Planting Fields Foundation presents an exhibition on the work of Robert Winthrop Chanler (1872-1930)\, titled The Electrifying Art and Spaces of Robert Winthrop Chanler.  A rare opportunity to view decorative screens and panels from private collections throughout America\, the exhibition highlights Chanler’s depiction of frenzied worlds from the early 1910s to the late 1920s. Visitors will learn about his work in the context of the artistic developments in America in the early 20th century\, his relationship to the wealthy patrons of the Gilded Age\, and the preservation challenges presented by the Buffalo Mural in Coe Hall.  Gain a deeper understanding of the historical significance of the screens and their design function within the homes of the elite\, as well as Chanler’s eccentric persona and the characters around him throughout his life. \nDetail above right: Leopard and Deer (Death of the White Hart)\, 1913\, Rokeby Collection\, New York. \n\nTour Process \nTours are limited to 10 people maximum at a time\, all from the same family or group.\nA Planting Fields Foundation docent will meet each group in the Dining Room of Coe Hall.\nThe 1-hour tour will begin with an introduction to the artist in the adjacent Breakfast Room\, site of the Buffalo Mural completed by Chanler a hundred years ago\, and then the Lace Room on the 2nd floor.\nNext\, visitors will be guided to the exhibition in the Great Hall to view a spectacular display of 12 screens painted by Chanler and a collection of special objects and photographs from his life.\nAt the end of the tour\, visitors will have the opportunity to shop exhibition merchandise at the museum shop located in the Gallery. (All items are 10% off for PFF members.) \n  \n\nSelect Your Tour Time
URL:https://plantingfields.org/happenings/robert-winthrop-chanler-exhibition-tours-9-30/
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