Photographer Tricia Burrough shot the 11 exhibits featured in the 2017 collaboration with the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The official opening of the exhibit will kick off Saturday at Kings Court.
Photos by Tricia Burrough | May 17, 2017
The Philadelphia Museum of Art will host its annual Inside Out exhibit in four towns through mid-August; the only one in New Jersey to participate in the exhibit this year is Haddonfield.
NJ Pen photographer Tricia Burrough toured the 11 locations across the borough downtown, and returned with photos of each artwork in its local context. Enjoy them as a preview before you visit Inside Out for yourself.
For a full map of the exhibit, click here.
“Bust of Benjamin Franklin” (1779) by Jean-Antoine Houdon at Haddonfield Borough Hall
“Bust of Benjamin Franklin” (1779) by Jean-Antoine Houdon at Haddonfield Borough Hall. Credit: Tricia Burrough.
Faith Ringgold, “Tar Beach 2” (1990) at Haddonfield Memorial High School
Faith Ringgold, “Tar Beach 2” (1990) at Haddonfield Memorial High School. Credit: Tricia Burrough.
Juan Gris, “Man in a Café” (1912) in Tatem Memorial Park, Haddonfield
Juan Gris, “Man in a Café” (1912) in Tatem Memorial Park, Haddonfield. Credit: Tricia Burrough.
“Uno sculpture” by Miguel Antonio Horn at Mechanic Street & N. Haddon Avenue
“Uno sculpture” by Miguel Antonio Horn at Mechanic Street & N. Haddon Avenue. Credit: Tricia Burrough.
“Spring Sale at Bendel’s” (1921) by Florine Stettheimer, at Mechanic Street & N. Haddon Avenue
“Spring Sale at Bendel’s” (1921) by Florine Stettheimer, at Mechanic Street & N. Haddon Ave. Credit: Tricia Burrough.
Edward Hicks, “Noah’s Ark” (1846) at Haddonfield Public Library
Edward Hicks, “Noah’s Ark” (1846) at Haddonfield Public Library. Credit: Tricia Burrough.
Henri Rousseau’s “Carnival Evening” (1886) at the Haddonfield Public Library
Henri Rousseau’s “Carnival Evening” (1886) at the Haddonfield Public Library. Credit: Tricia Burrough.
Claude Monet’s “The Japanese Footbridge and the Water Lily Pool, Giverny” (1899) at Grace Church Haddonfield
Claude Monet’s “The Japanese Footbridge and the Water Lily Pool, Giverny” (1899) at Grace Church Haddonfield. Credit: Tricia Burrough.
Pieter Jansz. Saenredam’s “Interior of Saint Bavo, Haarlem” (1631) at Haddonfield First Baptist Church
Pieter Jansz. Saenredam’s “Interior of Saint Bavo, Haarlem” (1631) at Haddonfield First Baptist Church. Credit: Tricia Burrough.
José Jusepe de Ribera (aka, Lo Spagnoletto) “Virgin and Child” (1646) at Haddonfield First Presbyterian
José Jusepe de Ribera (aka, Lo Spagnoletto) “Virgin and Child,” (1646) at Haddonfield First Presbyterian Church. Credit: Tricia Burrough.
“Two Dragons (in Clouds),” by Kano Hōgai (1885) at Kings Court in Haddonfield
“Two Dragons (in Clouds),” by Kano Hōgai (1885) at Kings Court in Haddonfield. Credit: Tricia Burrough.
Thomas Eakins’ “Sailboats Racing on the Delaware” (1874) at the Kings Court gazebo in Haddonfield
Thomas Eakins’ “Sailboats Racing on the Delaware,” (1874) at the Kings Court gazebo in Haddonfield. Credit: Tricia Burrough.
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