In addition to the vast collection of art, Attitudes: The West in American Art explores the diverse connections to the West and features interactive experiences, including touchscreens and art-making activities that appeals to visitors of all ages. Featured artists include Georgia O’Keeffe, Frederic Remington, Charles Russell, Albert Bierstadt and many others, including works by influential artists Mian Situ and Grafton Tyler Brown.
The Eiteljorg unveiled an exciting new experience in 2018 with fully reimagined Western art galleries showcasing the best of a world-class collection. The galleries create a stronger, more personal interactive experience and feature Attitudes: The West in American Art, an exploration of the cultural identity, diversity and artistic expression of the West. Visitors get an intimate look at iconic paintings and sculptures, as well as significant acquisitions that underscore the diversity of artists in the West.
Enlivening the galleries is a mix of high- and low-tech interactives that appeal to all ages and create engagement with the art.
How to visit: Western Art Galleries Mon-Sat 10-5 p.m., and Sun 12 p.m.-5 p.m.
Admission: Western Art Galleries are included with the cost of museum admission
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What you can expect to see in the newly reimagined galleries: In addition to the vast collection of art, including significant new acquisitions, Attitudes: The West in American Art also will feature interactive experiences, including touchscreens and art-making activities that will appeal to visitors of all ages. Featured artists include Georgia O’Keeffe, Frederic Remington, Charles Russell, Albert Bierstadt and many others, as well as works by more recent artists such as Susan Folwell, P.A. Nisbet and Logan Maxwell Hagege, to name a few.
Pat and Bob Anker
Leland E. Boren
Donald Woodley
Steve Cagle
Capital Group
Angie and Dick Darlington
L.G. and Alyce Edwards
Ms. Catherine Turner
Mary Beth and Robert Braitman
Barbara and Brian West in memory of Edward A. West
Museum Entry Video Wall: Stan & Sandy Hurt
Art Education Interactives: Jane & Steve Marmon
