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Hidden In Plain Sight: Emma Stebbins Legacy with Karli Wurzelbacher
Manage episode 516064046 series 2976726
In today's episode, host Lucy Branch, introduces Carly Wurzel Backer PhD and, Chief Curator of the Heckscher Museum of Art, who shares insights on Emma Stebbins, a pioneering 19th-century sculptor known for her Bethesda Fountain in Central Park.
The discussion covers Stebbins' life, her groundbreaking works, and the process of organising an exhibition of her sculptures. 00:00 Introduction to Sculpture Vulture00:35 Personal Update by Lucy Branch and Michael Faraday Monument03:05 Reflections and Future Goals07:45 Introducing Carly Wezel Backer and Emma Stebbins08:54 Emma Stebbins' Journey and Achievements14:45 Challenges and Triumphs in Emma Stebbins' Career24:22 Exhibition Preparation and Discoveries28:12 Emma Stebbins' Artistic Process and Legacy36:22 Conclusion and Exhibition DetailsExhibition Details : Emma Stebbins - Carving Out History
Where: The Heckscher Museum of Art, 2 Prime Avenue, Huntington, New York
When: September 28, 2025 - March 15, 2026
Website: heckscher.org
Features 14 sculptures plus archival materials, including works not publicly displayed in over a century. A 256-page e
The exhibition travels to Chicago, Cincinnati, Charlottesville, and possibly other venues.
Guest: Karli Wurzelbacher, PhD
Chief Curator at the Heckscher Museum of Art in Huntington, New York. After five years of research, she's curated "Emma Stebbins: Carving Out History" - the first museum exhibition dedicated to this pioneering 19th century American sculptor.
Host: Lucy Branch MA ACR - conservator and art historian specialising in bronze post-19th sculpture and architectural features. Contact: [email protected]
This podcast is brought to you by Antique Bronze
65 episodes
Manage episode 516064046 series 2976726
In today's episode, host Lucy Branch, introduces Carly Wurzel Backer PhD and, Chief Curator of the Heckscher Museum of Art, who shares insights on Emma Stebbins, a pioneering 19th-century sculptor known for her Bethesda Fountain in Central Park.
The discussion covers Stebbins' life, her groundbreaking works, and the process of organising an exhibition of her sculptures. 00:00 Introduction to Sculpture Vulture00:35 Personal Update by Lucy Branch and Michael Faraday Monument03:05 Reflections and Future Goals07:45 Introducing Carly Wezel Backer and Emma Stebbins08:54 Emma Stebbins' Journey and Achievements14:45 Challenges and Triumphs in Emma Stebbins' Career24:22 Exhibition Preparation and Discoveries28:12 Emma Stebbins' Artistic Process and Legacy36:22 Conclusion and Exhibition DetailsExhibition Details : Emma Stebbins - Carving Out History
Where: The Heckscher Museum of Art, 2 Prime Avenue, Huntington, New York
When: September 28, 2025 - March 15, 2026
Website: heckscher.org
Features 14 sculptures plus archival materials, including works not publicly displayed in over a century. A 256-page e
The exhibition travels to Chicago, Cincinnati, Charlottesville, and possibly other venues.
Guest: Karli Wurzelbacher, PhD
Chief Curator at the Heckscher Museum of Art in Huntington, New York. After five years of research, she's curated "Emma Stebbins: Carving Out History" - the first museum exhibition dedicated to this pioneering 19th century American sculptor.
Host: Lucy Branch MA ACR - conservator and art historian specialising in bronze post-19th sculpture and architectural features. Contact: [email protected]
This podcast is brought to you by Antique Bronze
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