Find unique McNay stories here. Staff, interns, volunteers, and others share insights and stories that provide a closer look at the McNay's Collections.
McNay curators video chat with students from Bracken Christian School about the exhibition Fashion Nirvana and their own fashion creations.
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McNay docents are now accepting applications for the 2020–2021 class.
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Rad more about Maurice Sand’s 1860 book Masques et Bouffons: Comedie Italienne.
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Vincent Valdez’ Strangest Fruit 9 is the final from a series of 9 paintings. Look closely and you will notice the figures are actually suspended by an invisible rope. Intense, no?
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One breathtaking object in the Tobin Collection of Theatre Arts is an iconic photograph of Nijinsky by Eugene Druet (1868–1917).
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Leticia Huckaby was born in Augsburg, Germany but her memories and heritage are in the American South where she and her family grew up.
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Some say imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. This art imitation game gave me a chance to introduce my daughters to an art shero— Gabriele Münter.
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Curator of Prints and Drawings Lyle W. Williams tells us more about ‘Goya’s Caprichos and the Human Condition.’
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Reckless game transitions to fifteen minutes of art fun. Perfect for living room or back yard and requires no messy supplies
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Curator, Tobin Collection of Theatre Arts R. Scott Blackshire describes what it means to “put on a show” at the Museum.
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