Non-Members Seniors (65+): $10 This exhibit IS included as part of the Museums On Us program through BofA/Merrill Lynch. An accomplished artist whose work was recently exhibited at the National Museum of Singapore, Lucy Liu has created an impressive collection of deeply personal artworks, ranging from large-scale paintings to inventive mixed media works to intricate wood sculptures. “Lucy Liu: One Of These Things Is Not Like The Others,” allows us to showcase the work of a living artist whose very public career in the performing arts, and tireless advocacy for the world’s children through UNICEF, uniquely inform her work as a visual artist. “Art has been an important part of my life and development since I was a child; it helps cultivate imagination and also fosters critical thinking skills. (Due to adult subject matter, the Museum recommends that visitors under age 18 have permission of a parent). Displayed here are some of my best artworks over years of practice, in both traditional and digital media. Today, she still maintains an active art practice, often inspired by childhood memories. “ And I am just a child of GOD, chasing after the ever-changing beauty of HIS creation ” — Lucy Liu Rosenzweig. She is also a respected director and dedicated UNICEF ambassador, advocating for children’s health and protection since 2004. Please use the links above to navigate through the pages, and enjoy your stay. Also on display will be an example of her silkscreens, and artworks from the “Lost & Found” series, in which found objects are incorporated into books which become works of art themselves. Click on artworks and video to see the works up close and learn about Lucy’s artistic process and inspiration. USD ($), Copyright © 2020 FineArtAmerica.com - All Rights Reserved.
*by donating you consent to the use of your name and donation amount and will be added to our newsletter, Regular Museum Admission: But we have to be able to reopen our doors safely, and to make improvements to the galleries in light of COVID. An accomplished artist whose work was recently exhibited at the National Museum of Singapore, Lucy Liu has created an impressive collection of deeply personal artworks, ranging from large-scale paintings to inventive mixed media works to intricate wood sculptures. She is also a director and an artist and continues to be a Unicef Ambassador, advocating for children's health and protection since 2004. Non-Member Adults (18 to under 65): $15 EUR (€) Actor Lucy Liu has been making art since she was a teenager. This special exhibition is NOT included with NARMS membership, but members are welcome to visit our Spotlight & History Gallery exhibits. “I’m so happy to collaborate with the Napa Valley Museum and to share my work with the community,” says the artist Lucy Liu. Sometimes, stars decide they want to make art.
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