The Museum of Western Art is dedicated to excellence in the collection, preservation, and promotion of Western Heritage and the education and cultural enrichment of our diverse audiences.
The Museum serves as a bridge between the past and the present, ensuring that the legacy of the American West will be preserved for the future. Western Art is as engaging and important as ever.
In this award-winning podcast series, Museum Executive Direct Darrell Beauchamp visits with the artists who work in this western heritage to talk about their work, the legacy of Western Art and why talking about it is so important today.
In this episode, Darrell visits with Dr. Michael Duchemin, an esteemed art historian and museum professional.
The discussion spans Duchemin’s illustrious career, from his academic beginnings at Arizona State University to his pivotal roles at the Autry Museum, Briscoe Museum, and the C.M. Russell Museum. Dr. Duchemin offers fascinating insights into the world of Western American fine art, detailing his experiences with influential figures, the challenges of art preservation, and his transition to museum consulting and art appraising.
Listeners will gain a deep understanding of the evolution of Western art, the dynamics of exhibitions, and the significance of professional relationships in the art world as well as Duchemin’s future projects and aspirations.
Highlights Include:
- Michael’s Early Career and Education
- Journey Through Various Museums
- The Autry Museum Experience
- Challenges and Changes at the Russell Museum
- Transition to the Briscoe Museum
- New Ventures in Art Appraisal and Consulting
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