Summer Night with Friends
Stroll the galleries, enjoy live music, and view the exhibition Spring into Summer with Andy Warhol and Friends! Bubbly and lite bites will be served.
Bring a friend.
Members $20, non-members $25.
Register here.
Spring into Summer with Andy Warhol and Friends! 06/10/17 - 08/20/17 The exhibition Spring into Summer with Andy Warhol and Friends! takes an unusual approach to this most famous of Pop artists. Although we tend to associate Warhol’s work with artifice and mass production think of his bold images of Marilyn Monroe and Campbell’s Soup cans there is another side to the artist that is often overlooked, his interest in the natural, the real, and the intimate. The exhibition builds on three important works in the Bruce Museum collection: Warhol’s Little Red Book, 1971, a gift from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Arts, featuring ten unique polaroid portraits of the artist’s friends (New Canaan architect Philip Johnson and his partner David Whitney, fashion model Donna Jordan, art critic Barbara Rose, and a self-portrait); Flowers (Hand-Colored), 1974, a suite of ten silkscreens prints depicting floral still-lives, given to the Bruce by Peter Brant two large silkscreen portrait prints, Sachiko, 1977, gifts of the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation. |
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Icon Awards in the Arts 04/06/17 The Bruce Museum's Icon Awards in the Arts are presented to distinguished figures in the art world. The Museum's century-long history of excellence in presentation of art in Greenwich, home to many of the country's leading collectors and most generous patrons of the arts, positions it as uniquely suited to honor these accomplished individuals. This year's awards, co-chaired by Kathy Epstein and Susan Mahoney, will honor: Art Collectors - Rick and Monica Segal Art Historian - Egbert Haverkamp-Begemann Artists - Richard Haas and Philip Pearlstein Leader of the Art Trade - David P. Tunick Museum Professional - Joseph J. Rishel Patrons of the Arts - Deborah and Alan Simon For tickets, click here. To learn more, contact Lindsay Saltz |
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Past Exhibits & Events
A POP! Experience:
The 30th Bruce Museum Gala
Sat 05/13/17
Greenwich Country Club
19 Doubling Road, Greenwich
The 30th Bruce Museum Gala
(formerly the Renaissance Ball)
will honor Homer and Coverly Rees and Bill and Fran Deutsch
for their extensive commitment, leadership and spirited generosity on Saturday, May 13, at Greenwich Country Club.
The Gala, co-chaired by Darby Cartun and Melissa Levin,
will be a Pop-inspired evening featuring the NYC-based band
“On the Move”
and décor conceived by Carolyn Dempsey Design.
There will be both a silent and live auction,
including works of art, travel and other unique experiences.
The live auction will be conducted by
August Uribe, Deputy Chairman, Americas, Phillips.
Creative Black Tie * Valet Parking * Art Silent Auction * Silent Auction * Live Auction
To purchase tickets online, go to http://brucegala2017.eventbrite.com.
For more information, or to receive an invitation to the Gala, please contact: Lindsay Saltz, lsaltz@brucemuseum.org or 203-413-6761
The 30th Bruce Museum Gala
Sat 05/13/17
Greenwich Country Club
19 Doubling Road, Greenwich
The 30th Bruce Museum Gala
(formerly the Renaissance Ball)
will honor Homer and Coverly Rees and Bill and Fran Deutsch
for their extensive commitment, leadership and spirited generosity on Saturday, May 13, at Greenwich Country Club.
The Gala, co-chaired by Darby Cartun and Melissa Levin,
will be a Pop-inspired evening featuring the NYC-based band
“On the Move”
and décor conceived by Carolyn Dempsey Design.
There will be both a silent and live auction,
including works of art, travel and other unique experiences.
The live auction will be conducted by
August Uribe, Deputy Chairman, Americas, Phillips.
Creative Black Tie * Valet Parking * Art Silent Auction * Silent Auction * Live Auction
To purchase tickets online, go to http://brucegala2017.eventbrite.com.
For more information, or to receive an invitation to the Gala, please contact: Lindsay Saltz, lsaltz@brucemuseum.org or 203-413-6761
Thurs 03/02, 11:30A - 2P Greenwich Country Club To Benefit the Bruce Museum Join us for a lively, inspiring & enlightening discussion: Veronica Miele Beard and Veronica Swanson Beard Designers and Founders, Veronica Beard Michael Bruno Serial Entrepreneur and Historic House Preservationist Rachel Vaisman Senior Director, The RealReal Moderated by Lesley Jane Seymour Founder of Covey Club Reservations |
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Check out the Guerrilla Girls on Late Show with Stephen Colbert
After shaking up other famous institutions from Shanghai to London, the famous Guerrilla Girls are taking on Greenwich at the Bruce Museum!
The Guerrilla Girls are anonymous feminist activists who expose inequality in the art world. Their visit will no doubt open minds and rattle the grounds! This will sell out quickly Buy Tickets These early released tickets are the "Go Full Guerrilla" between 6 and 10P Delicious Drinks and Dinner-bites in a sophisticated Jungle, mingling with the famous Guerrilla Girls 6-7:30P An exciting panel conversation on the state of the Art World 7:30-8:30P And some more fun at our After-Glow party! 8:30-10P Don’t miss this exciting and memorable party Night Out in Greenwich! |
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