The Gadsden Arts Center & Museum is pleased to host Norman Rockwell in the 1960s, an exhibition of prints and tear-sheets organized by the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, focusing on illustrations he created for magazines during that turbulent decade.  In 1963, the artist ended his almost five decade-long association with The Saturday Evening Post and began to search for new artistic challenges.  The exhibition traces Rockwell's artistic transformation from a painter of people and life's small but extraordinary moments, to a powerful visual commentator who united America around core national values such as democracy, freedom, and justice.

Presented by:

Florida State University College of Medicine

Trulieve

First Commerce Credit Union

The Black Fig

Funded in part by VISIT FLORIDA

Media sponsorship has been provided by the Norman Rockwell Family Agency, Curtis Licensing, a division of The Saturday Evening Post, and The Gadsden County Times.

Exhibition on view through May 18, 2019.