@ColbyMuseum

@ColbyMuseum has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in March 2021. The social media accounts linked to from @ColbyMuseum are: • YouTube Besides social media accounts, ColbyMuseum has populated their site with: • Imagining an Archipelago: Art from Cuba, Guam, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Their Diasporas • Bloomberg Connects • Colby College Museum of Art Acquires Rare Matisse Cut-Out Textile, Océanie, le ciel | Colby College Museum of Art • Internships - Colby College Museum of Art • Support Friends of Art • Museum Homepage • Open Letter to Colby — Dominic Bellido • Event Calendar • In the News • Exhibition Tour: Ashley Bryan/Paula Wilson: Take the World into Your Arms • Field Trip Experiences | Colby College Museum of Art • Community Voices: Original Soundscapes for “Light on Main Street” • Summer Luncheon • January First Friday: Downtown Waterville • Community Day! • New Lunder Curator of Works on Paper and Whistler Studies • Meet Our 2026 Fellows | Lunder Institute for American Art • Exhibition Opening Celebration for Ashley Bryan/Paula Wilson: Take the World into Your Arms • Vote for Your Faves in Down East's 2026 Best of Maine! • Opening Day Celebration: Whistler: Streetscapes, Urban Change • Five Minutes with Colby’s Jacqueline Terrassa • Richard Serra, Who Recast Sculpture on a Massive Scale, Dies at 85 • Interview with Brian Smith | The Lantern • Frame by Frame: Mary Cassatt: Painting the Modern Woman - Waterville Creates • Monumental Exposure for Katz and Colby • Paul J. Schupf Art Center, Morning Sentinel • Roy Lichtenstein: History in the Making, 1948-1960 Publication • The Lantern Digital Magazine • Colby Receives $1.5M Gift to Support Key Arts and Athletics Initiatives • Alex Katz: Gathering at the Guggenheim • Lunder Institute Talk: Reframing Modern Art of the American Southwest • Forbes: This Groundbreaking Exhibit Of Roy Lichtenstein’s Early Paintings Is Both Confounding And Enlightening • Artful Healing: Time to Celebrate • Art + Conversation Podcast: Linguistic Justice Group • An Ecstatic Experience by Ja'Tovia Gary • The Lantern: no world (from the series An Unpeopled Land in Uncharted Waters) • Adriane Herman's Emotional Value Auction • The Lantern: Flow Wide • Finding Time for Martha Diamond • Ekphrastic Adventures: Writing In Response To Art • Film Response: Faith Ringgold and Paint Me a Road Out of Here • National Review: Freedom Sugar and Acid Baths in Maine • New to the Collection • Esopus Magazine — Guarded Opinions #10: Kelly Roderick • Shape, Surface, and Form: Printmaking Workshop • Three ways of looking at Pueblo art - The Boston Globe • Jack Pierson Interview — L'Officiel • Looking for Queer Possibility in the Museum • Curator's Tour of Whistler: Streetscapes, Urban Change • Opening Day Exhibition Tours: Painted: Our Bodies, Hearts, and Village • Spring 2021 Lunder Institute Talks Series • Naeem Mohaiemen: grace • Colby’s Arts Collaborative story for Morning Sentinel • Poems in Conversation with the Work of Andrew Moore • Museum Moment: Theresa Secord, Penobscot Basket • Act of Sight: The Tsiaras Family Photography Collection • Publication - Inside Out: The Prints of Mary Cassatt • The Lantern: Museum Student Guides in a Year of Upheaval • ‘Oh, I’ll Show You’: Paul Taylor and Alex Katz’s Long Collaboration • November First Friday - Lunder Institute Open Studios • Oscar Santillán Prentice Lecture • How to Call Your Mother - The Lantern • Elm City Small Press Fest 2022 • Let Art Inspire: Yoga in the Galleries • A New Exhibit Puts Alex Katz’s Love of Dance on Display • Audubon Christmas Bird Count • Joy to the Ville at the Paul J. Schupf Art Center • Finding Inspiration from Alex Katz’s "Pas de Deux" Paintings • A True Joy in Making: Ashley Bryan & Paula Wilson • Dancing in Mirrors: Alex Katz, Race, and the Guggenheim Trip • Richard Blanco to Receive White House Honor • Summer Internships • The Lantern: have_a_soul & antimundo • First Friday, Downtown Waterville: Lunder Institute Open Studios • Colby Museum Student Photographer Creates Photo Essay Inspired by Recent Studio Visits with LIAA Residential Fellows • “Visible upon the Invisible”: A Postcard and George Inness • Roy Lichtenstein Foundation Donates 186 Artworks to Five Museums Ahead of Artist’s Centennial • What to expect at the Indian Market and what it means to Wabanaki communities • Colby College Museum of Art's Newest Acquisitions • SLICE: Fall 2023 - Waterville Creates • Joy to the Ville 2023 • Interview: Enzo Camacho and Ami Lien • Expressing Appreciation - A Collage Workshop - Colby College Museum of Art • Interview: Bill Morrison • Submit to The Lantern • Interpretations of Yasuo Kuniyoshi’s Boy with Cow • Through Eyes That Capture Us • At the Lunder Institute, Big Conversations Beckon • Martha Diamond, Painter Who Captured New York Vistas, Dies at 79 • A Letter to the Colby Museum by Patricia Michaels • Waterville Farmers' Market • Painted: Our Bodies, Hearts, and Village • Painted: Our Bodies, Hearts and Village Symposium • Modern Art Notes Podcast No. 487: Early Lichtenstein, Candace Lin • Art @ Home: Reimagine and Transform • Jessamine Batario Named Linde Family Foundation Curator of Academic Engagement • Emmanuel Sogunle: What Maine Craft Means to Me • Lunder Institute Talks: Oral Histories in the Present Tense • Paul J. Schupf Art Center Construction Begins • The Lantern: Ekphrastic Poetry from the Colby Course “Visual Poetics” • Artful Movements: Time to Celebrate • Miracles on the Border Upcoming Events • Maine Movements for Black Life Documentary Film Series • Live Q&A for Art + Conversation: Miracles on the Border • The Lantern: Student Interpretations of Migrants' Retablos • The Boston Globe Roy Lichtenstein Exhibition Review • Stream the Lunder Institute Talk w/ Maya Lin • Virtual Artful Healing: Be Kind to Yourself • Stream the 2021 Prentice Lecture w/ An-My Lê • The Art Newspaper Review of Bob Thompson: This House Is Mine • Time and Tide Flow Wide: The Collection in Context, 1959–1973 • Art Break • All in One: Selections from the Alex Katz Foundation Collection • Learning to Speak to a Risograph Machine • Andrew Wyeth: Life and Death • Review: Bob Thompson • Let Art Inspire Registration • Interview with José Santiago Pérez — The Lantern • Sarah Cain Art& • Revisiting Theresa Secord • Incurable Optimist: Jaune Quick-to-See Smith • Invented Symbols: An Art Autobiography • Sarah Cain: hand in hand • Colby News: Paul J. Schupf Art Center • Colby News: Colby Museum Expands to Downtown • Murray Whyte’s top 10 art exhibitions in 2022 - The Boston Globe • Best of 2022: Colby Museum Staff’s Favorite Exhibitions & Art Books of the Year • Interview with Colby Museum Curatorial Intern Mary Bevilacqua • Light on Main Street • Reporting Aside: Waterville arts center an enduring legacy of benefactor with ‘disruptive ideas’ • The Lantern: How to Paint with Sound • Student Opportunities • Live from the Guggenheim: Celebrating Alex Katz and Artist Collaborations • Alex Katz: Theater and Dance • Ashley Bryan / Paula Wilson: Take the World into Your Arms • Art&: On grace, learned from Karen: Naeem Mohaiemen in conversation • I Know A Man...Ashley Bryan • Teiger Foundation | Imagining an Archipelago • untitled sad piece • Studio art majors prepare for capstone exhibition • Colby Museum Celebrates its Marin Legacy • She painted the stillness, even with a house on fire • Alex Katz on 10 Artists Who Inspire Him | Artsy • An Exhibition Proposes Alternatives to Removing Contentious Statues • Arts in Bloom Weekend • Something big is happening in Waterville, Maine • Summer Luncheon 2023 • Exhibition Walkthrough with artist Paula Wilson • Allen Island Summer 2023 Retreat Application • Maine International Film Festival • Virgil Ortiz, Daniel Minter, and Paula Wilson in Conversation • Community Day 2023 • In new exhibition at Colby, Pueblo people tell their own story • Bill Morrison: Cycles and Loops • Frame by Frame: Bill Morrison Shorts • Common Ground Country Fair: Reflecting on Maine’s Fiber Industry: Art-Making + Dialogue • Ghetto Gastro Colby Takeover • Whistler’s Cities, Our Cities | Virtual Program • Indie Bookstores | Book Riot • Opportunities • Decasia — Maine Film Center • Robert Mirabal and Rare Tribal Mob at Colby • LIVESTREAM | Painted Symposium • Five art experiences that resonated in 2023 - The Boston Globe • Art& Louise Nevelson in Maine • Art& Queer Reading • Student Internships • Curator Tour of The World Outside: Louise Nevelson at Midcentury • Reserve Tickets - Colby Arts • Reserve Tickets for Into the Windlyn • Art Queeries - Colby College Museum of Art • Lunder Institute @ Colby College Museum of Art • Learn more about Into the Windlyn: Post Pardon, The Opera in the Museum • Joy to the Ville - Colby College Museum of Art • Into the Wind • Art& Radical Histories: A Conversation with Claudia Zapata • Summer Luncheon 2024 Tickets • FRAME BY FRAME: JAMIE WYETH AND THE UNFLINCHING EYE