Definition of MacAgy. Meaning of MacAgy. Synonyms of MacAgy

- instrumental in the Contemporary Arts ****ociation's decision to hire Jermayne MacAgy as its director, who curated several groundbreaking exhibitions, including...
- Jermayne MacAgy (née Jermayne Noble; February 14, 1914–1964) was an American art museum specialist and professor. McAgy was born on February 14, 1914,...
- instrumental in the Contemporary Arts ****ociation's decision to hire Jermayne MacAgy as its director; she curated several groundbreaking exhibitions, including...
- solo show took place at the San Francisco Museum of Art. In 1947, Jermayne MacAgy, ****istant director of the California Palace of the Legion of Honor, gave...
- courses at CSFA. In this spirit of advancement, in 1949 CSFA Director Douglas MacAgy organized an international conference, The Western Roundtable on Modern...
- this time was in a state of transition after years of decline. Douglas MacAgy had become Director of the School and in a process of revitalisation invited...
- previously all-volunteer Museum hired Jermayne MacAgy as its first professional director. Ms. MacAgy wasted no time and soon organized several definitive...
- Contemporary Art, whose director for the previous four years had been Douglas MacAgy. In 1964 Merrill C. Rueppel became the director of the newly merged Museum...
- L'Havanaise Thomas Parkinson – Morning P****age George Elliott – Two Poems Douglas MacAgy – Palimpsest Pvt. Leonard Wolf – Two Poems Hamilton Tyler – Mr. Eliot And...
- Catherine Henck in 1944. Corbett returned to San Francisco and Douglas MacAgy invited him to teach at CSFA, where he worked alongside Elmer Bischoff,...