Exhibitions
ANTIQUE MEXICAN MASKS AND FIGURES FROM THE ALTHOUSE COLLECTION
September 12 - December 7, 2024
Celebrate Hispanic culture with an exceptional exhibition of antique masks and carved figures from Mexico. These objects represent a link between pre-Hispanic culture and the Spanish conquest. Following early traditions, masks are used today in a wide variety of communal ceremonial dances performed in public spaces from small villages to large towns throughout the country.
Exhibition galleries open/close sequentially: September 12 – November 16 and September 26 – December 7. Opening Reception and Gallery Talk on Thursday, September 26, 5pm - 6pm with comments by collector Stephen Althouse at 5:30pm.
LANDSCAPES AS VIEWS: THE JCMA COLLECTION
January 30 - April 12, 2025
The JCMA collection is rich in landscapes that expand our view of where we live and where we’ve never been. Explore the physical world as perceived and documented by artists across time and place. This exhibition is conceived as a counterpoint to ANN TARANTINO: LANDSCAPES AS EXPERIENCE.
ANN TARANTINO: LANDSCAPES AS EXPERIENCE
February 20 - April 12, 2025
Ann Tarantino makes paintings, works on paper, and public art projects charting experiences of place. Her work combines digital mark-making tools with stencils, printing, airbrush, painting, and drawing. Delicate lines, bursts of color, and shadow-like forms describe the complexity of moving through a modern world.
Opening Event: February 20 at 5pm, with the artist
Capstone/LAS
April 24 - May 7, 2025
Senior Studio Art Capstone students exhibit their work in a formal group show in one gallery, while in the other gallery, art students at all levels contribute to this annual celebration of creativity for Liberal Arts Symposium.
Reception: April 24 at 5pm
