All purchases support the legacy of one of the most important and fiercely independent American painters of the 20th century. The Clyfford Still Museum Shop's goal is to complement a Museum visit and to be a trusted resource for art-related merchandise. Products sold reflect the mission, collection, exhibitions and public programs of the Museum, and we also offer related items that might be of interest to our many audiences. We develop custom products that represent the spirit of Clyfford Still, nurture creativity, and present new ideas and design. Most of our special products are original, handmade or locally produced. We strive to collaborate with local artists/artisans/vendors that support a sustainable environment. We also use less plastic, recycle, and internally generate less waste.
The Museum Shop aims to encourage curiosity about art and abstract expressionism, conversation about creativity, connections with humanities, and to inspire the shoppers to dig deeper into the world of Clyfford Still and fine art as a whole.
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The Clyfford Still Museum is delighted to be collaborating again with Rizzoli, who co-published our inaugural publication, Clyfford Still: The Artist's Museum, in 2012. Clyfford Still: The Late Works is a wonderful companion to both this earlier volume and also for our late works exhibition (Sept. 18, 2020 - Feb. 21, 2021, dates may be subject to change). The exhibition presents these little-seen works in the spotlight for the first time.
Recommended by Dean Sobel, Exhibition Curator
My first book, Evaluating Early Learning in Museums: Planning for our Youngest Visitors is about two subjects that I am truly passionate about: young children and museums. The book presents developmentally appropriate and culturally relevant practices for engaging early learners and their families in informal arts settings with examples from museums around the world. I hope that this book will become a trusted resource for planning for young children in museums.
Recommended by Nicole Cromartie, Co-Author
On view right now:
Stories We Tell: The Collection Two Ways MAR 26 - OCT 10, 2021
