Get ready to experience Georgia O’Keeffe – the pioneering artist known for her massive paintings of flowers and bones found in the New Mexico desert – in a whole new way.
What is happening: The Denver Art Museum on Sunday unveiled a new exhibit featuring never-before-seen photographs by one of America’s most iconic artists.
Why is this important: The exhibit “finally shines a light on his work as a photographer,” Eric Paddock, curator of photography at DAM, said in a statement.
- “O’Keeffe explored the world with a camera to refine and clarify his vision as a painter. These photographs provide a startling insight into his work,” he added.
To note : The exhibition is organized in collaboration with the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston and the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe.
- Visitors can explore the showcase until November 6 in the Gallagher Family Gallery of the Hamilton Building on Level 1.
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