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The APS Museum commissions contemporary artists in all disciplines to create innovative works that respond to the APS’s historical exhibitions. Visual artists, performers, composers, poets, and others interpret the shows’ themes and objects, creating new dialogues between past and present.
Brett Keyser as Professor Adam Wallker Schell in Horridus! Horridus! Name Calling in the Wilderness, 2006.
This past fall, the APS Museum went green and high-tech. Inspired by issues raised in the exhibition Of Elephants and Roses, The Greenhouse Projects presented five distinct but inter-related projects that featured a futuristic greenhouse, an experimental music installation, a comedy about botany, French cuisine podcasts, and a GPS-guided treasure hunt. Learn more
Of Pictures & Specimens: Natural History in Post-Revolutionary and Restoration France, a symposium held at the APS Museum December 1-3, 2011. Click here to watch a webcast of the symposium. Learn more
The APS Museum commissions contemporary visual and performing artists to create work in response to the APS's historic collections. Learn more