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The ASU Art Museum is a public treasure free for all to enjoy. The museum is located off of 10th Street and Mill, just 7 blocks south of the light rail stop at 3rd St / Mill Avenue.
Bryan Meszaros '00 and previous Professional-in-Residence in the College of Communication and the Arts teaches an exclusive workshop, "Experience Design," and helps art students develop Art Installation.
Sunday Funday with Art - I visited the The Meadows Museum 'also known as the "Prado on the Prairie." It's a museum in Dallas, Texas. A division of the Southern Methodist University (SMU) Meadows School of the Arts. It houses one of the largest and most comprehensive collections of Spanish art outside of Spain with works dating from the 10th to the 20th century.' 2698
Stanley Szwarc, a Polish book keeper turned metal worker and then artist after arriving in the United States, gave no indiction of being particularly religious, but he did like making crosses. A prolific creator of objects from scrap stainless steel, always demonstrating over-the-top imagination, Szwarc made hundreds of crosses, if not thousands. He produced jewelry, he made crosses to be hung on the wall, and he crafted cruciform objects with no apparent use other than to be carriers of his endless combinations of geometric shapes. Szwarc liked to say that no two of his objects, be they crosses, vases, key fobs or boxes, were alike. The evidence plainly supports that contention while demonstrating a virtuosic artistic vision that could not contain itself, always seeking out fascinating ways to vary the ornamentation, to create objects of surprise, delight and striking beauty. Szwarc was one of the great self-taught artists of the 20th Century.