Hess Collection Audio Tour

A seemingly simple method is not really that easy.

Lynn Hershman’s phantom limbs ask you to think about how visual media may objectify individuals.

a Room One's OwnAn interactive peep show based on Edison’s Kinetoscope and the Nickelodeon. Who is looking at whom?

A web-enabled piece allows you to become a Cyborg.

White Cliffs of Dover StudyA Scottish family asks you to think about what you miss. The Boyles create incredibly realistic representations of the earth’s surface out of fibreglass and paint.

A video work of sedimentary sand stones being returned to igneous rock.

Rock PoolsStones melted in a fantastically hot kiln.

UntitledTerrestrial quality from a former geologist.

An iconic German painter paints “very German” paintings. Director, Robert Ceballos and Founder, Donald Hess discuss Anselm Kiefer’s work, Am Anfang.

Using your imagination in abstract art.

Elegy to the Spanish Republic.Expression in painting and the use of titles to help guide individual response.

Sometimes one must suffer to buy good art.

A Post Painterly Abstract Expressionist painter and his method. When is less more?

A cursory overview of abstract art. Could your kid do this? What did the CIA have to do with American Abstract Expressionism?

A discussion on one of the Hess Art Collections most recognized and popular works.

Robert Ceballos discusses Alan Rath's artistic machines.

A polish artist creates works that express her experiences growing up in communist Poland.

Welcome to the Audio Tour of the Hess Collection Museum of Contemporary Art. Featuring narration by the collector Donald Hess and museum director Robert Ceballos.