Halloween via the PhxArt Collection
Phoenix Art Museum is celebrating Halloween with a wide selection of artworks. From Goya’s goblins to Tony Oursler’s bizarre Blob, this virtual visit features collection highlights that span the Museum’s European, contemporary, Asian, American and fashion design collections.
Enjoy a selection of artworks from the deep, dark depths of the Phoenix Art Museum’s vault.
Flat Orange Teapot in the Shape of a Pumpkin with Blue Leaves (20th century), China
Duendecitos (Little Goblins) (1797-1799) by Francisco de Goya
The Musicians (1953) by Philip C. Curtis
Kyōgen mask, Saru (late Edo period, 1789-1868), Japan
Salome with the Head of St. John the Baptist (1665-1670) by Carlo Dolci
Fool, Seer, MFA Grad (Elana) (2011) by Rebecca Campbell
Multicolored Ombre Effect Wrap-around Skirt (1975-2000) by Giorgio di Sant’Angelo
Untitled (Bridge over River, City) (20th century) by Paul Hammersmith
John with White Pumpkin (2002) by Chris Rush
Blob (2004) by Tony Oursler
Black Chantilly Lace Over White Satin Evening Dress (c. 1897)
Cat Ghost (1979) by Fritz Scholder
Triumph of Death (2007) by Artemio Rodríguez
