Carolyn Russo, curator of the Museum’s art collection, reflects on the work of Alma W. Thomas. Carolyn Russo In the late 1960s and early 1970s, artist Alma Woodsey Thomas (1891–1978 ...

Thomas was the first African-American woman whose art was featured in the home. The traveling exhibit, "Alma W. Thomas: Everything is Beautiful," is set to open at the Chrysler Museum of Art in ...

On July 14, an exhibition of works by the color field painter Alma ... Art, Herring had just established. 2. She taught art to junior high school students for over three decades. In 1924 ...

However, more current technologies were likely Thomas’s influences. Smithsonian Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of Vincent Melzac Alma Thomas (1891–1978), Atmospheric Effects I ...

This abstract scene is one of dozens of Thomas works now on view at the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia. Per a statement, “Alma W. Thomas: Everything Is Beautiful” explores ...

organizing the first art gallery in D.C. public schools. Harvey: Alma Thomas was a part of, I think, a era of educators that were directly engaged in what we call fugitive pedagogy now ...

a challenge the curators of “Alma Thomas: Everything Is Beautiful” confront directly in a major retrospective at the Phillips Collection in Washington. Organized by the Chrysler Museum of Art ...

The new "Alma Thomas Way" street signs can be found on the corners of 15th and Church streets and 15th and Q streets at either end of the block.

She wants to learn. She wants to make art and she's pulling mud out of the river of different colors and making little plates. Curry: In 1906, on Alma Thomas's 15th birthday, a white mob began ...