2004 Exhibition Schedule
Sandy Lane
February 4 – March 7, 2004
Sandy Lane creates work that explores the manner in which storytelling affects and shapes cultural and social mores. Her mixed media works and installations reference and appropriate a wide range of symbolic imagery from diverse belief systems that are transformed into potent narratives of contemporary society and culture.
Mind Storm:
Contemporary American Folk Art from the Arient Family Collection March 31 – June 14, 2004
Mind Storm: Contemporary American Folk Art from the Arient Family Collection features works from the impressive, respected collection of Chicago-area collectors Jim and Beth Arient. This exhibition showcases and celebrates the artistic vision and production of self-taught American artists, provides insight into the processes and nuances of collecting, and exposes the personal relationships that often form between artist and collector.
Richard Lou
September 1 – October 10, 2004
Border artist Richard Lou's installations, photographs, and video work.
Bright Sadness:
Russian Icons from the Sinsky CollectionAugust 25 – December 5, 2004
16th - 19th century Russian icons from the private collection of Dr. John Sinsky.
Contemporary Art and Latin America:
Selections from the Diane and Bruce Halle CollectionSeptember 15 – December 12, 2004
Works from the respected Halle collection, which is dedicated to modern and contemporary art from Latin America.
Sabrina Raaf
October 27 – November 28, 2004
The electronic and photographic work of Chicago-based artist Sabrina Raaf.
All-Campus Student Exhibition
December 9 – December 16, 2004
Annual Juried Exhibition of Art by DePauw University Students.
Events
Opening reception
Thursday, April 24, 2008, 6 – 8 pm
General Information
Tu - F: 10 am - 4pm
Sa: 11 am - 5pm
Su: 1 - 5pm
Closed:
During University breaks and holidays
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