74 T H E I M P R O P E R 	
EditedbySarahHagman
Advice to Contributors
Submit listings by mail to “Calendar: Museums/Galleries”
or by email to arts@improper.com. Deadline is four weeks
prior to publication. Listings not accepted over the phone.
Museums
AddisonGalleryofAmericanArtPhillips
Academy,180MainSt.,Andover(978-749-4015)andover.
edu/museums/addison.MBTA:CommuterRailtoAndo-
ver.Tue.-Sat.,10am-5pm;Sun.,1-5pm.Free. • Light/
Dark,White/BlackincludesworkbyCarrollDunham,
AdReinhardt,JosefAlbersandothercontemporary
artistsexploringblackandwhiteinvariousmediums.
ThroughJuly31. • Themuseum’spermanentcollec-
tionincludesmorethan17,000worksspanningall
mediafromthe18thcenturytothepresent.Ongoing.
AmericanTextileHistoryMuseum491
DuttonSt.,Lowell(978-441-0400)athm.org.MBTA:
CommuterRailtoLowell.Wed.-Sun.,10am-5pm.$8;
$6,seniors,studentsandages6-16.TextileRevolution:
AnExplorationThroughSpaceandTimepresents
thelatestintextiledesign,includingsharkskinsuits
forOlympicswimmersandprotectivegearforfire-
fighters.Ongoing.
ArmenianLibrary&MuseumofAmerica
65MainSt.,Watertown(617-926-2562)almainc.org.
MBTA:#71BustoWatertown.Thu.-Sun.,noon-6pm.$7;
$3,studentsandseniors;free,membersandchildrenunder
12. • AlongtheTrailsoftheArmenianOrphansmarks
theNearEastFoundation’s100thanniversarywith
photographsfromtheorganization’shumanitarian
missions.ThroughMay17. • ArmenianMusicalTra-
ditionsshowcasesculturalmusicandinstruments.
Ongoing. •HighlightsfromALMACollectionshow-
casessomeofthemuseum’sfinestfromitsvaults.
Ongoing. • CelebratingHumanityshowcasesYousuf
Karsh’s20th-centuryphotographicportraits.Ongo-
ing. • WhoAretheArmeniansdelvesintomorethan
3,000yearsofArmenianhistory.Ongoing. • Aper-
manentexhibitexplorestheeventsoftheArmenian
Genocidethroughavisualnarrative.Ongoing.
Bostonian Society Old State House
Museum206 Washington St., Boston (617-720-1713)
bostonhistory.org. MBTA: Blue or Orange Line to State.
Daily, 9 am-5 pm. $10; $8.50, students and seniors; free,
members, military and children under 18. • The Boston
Massacre Multimedia Presentation explains how a
snowball fight escalated into a deadly riot prior to
the American Revolution. Ongoing. • From Colony
to Commonwealth presents 150 artifacts and images
documenting Boston’s fight for independence
from England and Massachusetts’ establishment
as a state. Ongoing. • Preservation of the Old State
House displays architectural plans of the building
and details the preservation and restoration process
from 1881 to 1991. Ongoing.
CharlesRiverMuseumofIndustryand
Innovation154MoodySt.,Waltham(781-893-5410)
crmi.org.MBTA:CommuterRailtoWaltham.Mon.-Fri.,
10am-3:30pm;Sun.,10am-2pm.$10,suggesteddonation.
• MachineShopfeaturesaworkingreplicaofapro-
ductionfacilityfromtheearly20thcentury.Ongoing.
• SteamPowerspotlightssteam-poweredequipment
andengines.Ongoing. • Locatedinan1814textile
mill,TextileHistoryuseshistoricaldisplaysandmod-
elstoillustratethesignificanceoffabricsinsocialand
industrialdevelopment.Ongoing. • Learnthehistory
ofNewEngland’sbicycle,motorcycleandautomobile
industriesinTransportation.Ongoing.
A HOME RUN Baseballseasonwillofficiallybeinfullswingwhen
theConcordMuseum’sTheArtofBaseballstepsuptotheplateonApril17.With
eclecticfolkart(thinkweathervanesandquilts)andfine artfromthelikesofRob-
ertRauschenbergandWilliamZorach,theexhibitoffersamultimediacelebration
ofAmerica’spastime.ViewitemsonloanfromtheNationalBaseballHallofFame,
likeTedWilliams’1946gloveandCarlYastrzemski’s1981cap,anddon’tmissanall-
starlineupofactivities,includingasportsmemorabiliaappraisalanda19th-century-
stylegame.RootforthehometeamthroughSept.20. /HannahLanders

A Home Run

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    74 T HE I M P R O P E R EditedbySarahHagman Advice to Contributors Submit listings by mail to “Calendar: Museums/Galleries” or by email to arts@improper.com. Deadline is four weeks prior to publication. Listings not accepted over the phone. Museums AddisonGalleryofAmericanArtPhillips Academy,180MainSt.,Andover(978-749-4015)andover. edu/museums/addison.MBTA:CommuterRailtoAndo- ver.Tue.-Sat.,10am-5pm;Sun.,1-5pm.Free. • Light/ Dark,White/BlackincludesworkbyCarrollDunham, AdReinhardt,JosefAlbersandothercontemporary artistsexploringblackandwhiteinvariousmediums. ThroughJuly31. • Themuseum’spermanentcollec- tionincludesmorethan17,000worksspanningall mediafromthe18thcenturytothepresent.Ongoing. AmericanTextileHistoryMuseum491 DuttonSt.,Lowell(978-441-0400)athm.org.MBTA: CommuterRailtoLowell.Wed.-Sun.,10am-5pm.$8; $6,seniors,studentsandages6-16.TextileRevolution: AnExplorationThroughSpaceandTimepresents thelatestintextiledesign,includingsharkskinsuits forOlympicswimmersandprotectivegearforfire- fighters.Ongoing. ArmenianLibrary&MuseumofAmerica 65MainSt.,Watertown(617-926-2562)almainc.org. MBTA:#71BustoWatertown.Thu.-Sun.,noon-6pm.$7; $3,studentsandseniors;free,membersandchildrenunder 12. • AlongtheTrailsoftheArmenianOrphansmarks theNearEastFoundation’s100thanniversarywith photographsfromtheorganization’shumanitarian missions.ThroughMay17. • ArmenianMusicalTra- ditionsshowcasesculturalmusicandinstruments. Ongoing. •HighlightsfromALMACollectionshow- casessomeofthemuseum’sfinestfromitsvaults. Ongoing. • CelebratingHumanityshowcasesYousuf Karsh’s20th-centuryphotographicportraits.Ongo- ing. • WhoAretheArmeniansdelvesintomorethan 3,000yearsofArmenianhistory.Ongoing. • Aper- manentexhibitexplorestheeventsoftheArmenian Genocidethroughavisualnarrative.Ongoing. Bostonian Society Old State House Museum206 Washington St., Boston (617-720-1713) bostonhistory.org. MBTA: Blue or Orange Line to State. Daily, 9 am-5 pm. $10; $8.50, students and seniors; free, members, military and children under 18. • The Boston Massacre Multimedia Presentation explains how a snowball fight escalated into a deadly riot prior to the American Revolution. Ongoing. • From Colony to Commonwealth presents 150 artifacts and images documenting Boston’s fight for independence from England and Massachusetts’ establishment as a state. Ongoing. • Preservation of the Old State House displays architectural plans of the building and details the preservation and restoration process from 1881 to 1991. Ongoing. CharlesRiverMuseumofIndustryand Innovation154MoodySt.,Waltham(781-893-5410) crmi.org.MBTA:CommuterRailtoWaltham.Mon.-Fri., 10am-3:30pm;Sun.,10am-2pm.$10,suggesteddonation. • MachineShopfeaturesaworkingreplicaofapro- ductionfacilityfromtheearly20thcentury.Ongoing. • SteamPowerspotlightssteam-poweredequipment andengines.Ongoing. • Locatedinan1814textile mill,TextileHistoryuseshistoricaldisplaysandmod- elstoillustratethesignificanceoffabricsinsocialand industrialdevelopment.Ongoing. • Learnthehistory ofNewEngland’sbicycle,motorcycleandautomobile industriesinTransportation.Ongoing. A HOME RUN Baseballseasonwillofficiallybeinfullswingwhen theConcordMuseum’sTheArtofBaseballstepsuptotheplateonApril17.With eclecticfolkart(thinkweathervanesandquilts)andfine artfromthelikesofRob- ertRauschenbergandWilliamZorach,theexhibitoffersamultimediacelebration ofAmerica’spastime.ViewitemsonloanfromtheNationalBaseballHallofFame, likeTedWilliams’1946gloveandCarlYastrzemski’s1981cap,anddon’tmissanall- starlineupofactivities,includingasportsmemorabiliaappraisalanda19th-century- stylegame.RootforthehometeamthroughSept.20. /HannahLanders