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What is an original work of art? How can a painting transform when it’s in a different medium? In what ways does an image transform when recreated by a different artist? This summer we explore these questions and more with an exhibit at the New Bedford Free Public Library titled "Iterations." From James Smillie’s engraving after Albert Bierstadt’s “The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak,” itself a later version of the library’s “Sunset Light, Wind River Range of the Rocky Mountains” to Louisa Ricketson’s painted copies of JMW Turner’s scenes of Venice, this show will include a variety of artworks and, when possible, the pieces that inspired them. On view all summer in partnership with DATMA’s Transform 2024, tours with the curator will be given on AHA night beginning at 5PM and 6PM in the Art Room.
