Female Figures of Power: The Madonna
November 25, 2020
December 17, 2020 | 6pm EST | Online Join us in a LIVE virtual Conversation exploring images of the Christian Madonna, the Virgin Mary, as a spiritual and cultural icon.
Fashion and the New Woman
November 19, 2020
In November 2020, we hosted a LIVE virtual Conversation exploring the progressive mindset and motivations of women activists who defied social norms of feminine behavior at the dawn of the 20th century and expressed themselves through their clothing and accessories.
Art and Activism through Prints and Protest
October 15, 2020
In October 2020, we hosted a LIVE virtual Conversation exploring the history of art as a form of activism.
Third Thursday: Hispanic Heritage Month
September 17, 2020
This online Third Thursday the Allentown Art Museum celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month!
Third Thursday: Color & Complexity
August 20, 2020
During this month’s Third Thursday, we celebrated print, color, and experimentation–highlighting Color and Complexity: 30 Years of Durham Press.
Third Thursday: Let Your Light Shine
July 16, 2020
At the Allentown Art Museum, we value creativity, diverse perspectives, and individuality. This month we went LIVE for online Third Thursday to celebrate color and everything that makes us unique!
Third Thursday: Juneteeneth
June 19, 2020
Juneteenth, June 19, commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. This Juneteenth, explore our video archive that shines a light on issues of race and inequality, with a goal of helping to effect positive change.
Third Thursday: Raising Voices
June 18, 2020
Over the years, the Allentown Art Museum has actively sought to stimulate conversations about important issues that affect our community and our world. We passionately support the belief that art inspires transformative experiences that can lead to a better society.
Third Thursday: Body of Art
May 21, 2020
Welcome to the first online edition of Third Thursday at the Museum! Through past Third Thursdays workshops and performances, we’re exploring how the human body is used as a basis for art study and a way to share art through movement.