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January
January - 2003 (Diamond
M North Gallery)
People of the Diamond M
An exhibition of works about people drawn from the Diamond
M Fine Art Collection of the Museum of TTU. (North gallery)
January - 2003 (Diamond
M North Gallery)
Where the West Begins
An exhibition of works drawn from the Diamond M Fine Art
Collection of the Museum of TTU. (South gallery)
January 26 - March 30
Living with Art: Modern & Contemporary African American
Art
Modern and contemporary African American art from the collection
of Alitash Kebede. Includes Romare Bearden, Jacob Lawrence, Charles
White, Emilio Cruz, and Alma Thomas. A program of Landau Traveling
Exhibits, Inc. (60 works: paintings, works on paper, and sculpture.)
February
February 2 - May 18
Enhancements: Hand-Crafted Functional Objects
This exhibition was curated by Robert Logan and Robert Cugno
of the Media Gallery in Garnett, Kansas and is circulated by
Exhibits USA. The essence of craft is the celebration of the
object as both utilitarian and aesthetic. This exhibition comes
complete with educational materials including docent and teacher
packets. A program of ExhibitsUSA® with the Texas Commission
on the Arts.
(120 objects by 30 contemporary artists.)
March
March 9 - August 17
Lynwood Kreneck, Printmaker
Professor of printmaking at the Texas Tech Art Department,
Lynwood Kreneck has influenced his students in the art of printmaking
for many years and this exhibit is a retrospective of the many
aspects of his career. This exhibit is a companion to the book
by the same title due out next year. (70 works)
April
May
May
4 - June 29
Visions for the New Millennium: Wilderness Photography - Focus
on Preservation
Clyde Butcher's large format black and white photographs
explore his personal relationship with the environment. His images
are captured with an 8"x10" - 12"x2O" view
camera allowing him to express the elaborate detail and textures
that distinguish the intricacy of the landscape. A program of
the Smith Kramer Fine Arts Services. (37 works ranging from 3'x4'
to 7'x8')
press
release
June
June 15 - 29
Texas Natural History, 1889-1905
From 1889-1905, a team of federal scientists from the U.S. Bureau
of Biological Survey (now U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service) conducted
surveys of the plants and animals of Texas in over 200 ecological
regions. The exhibition highlights the findings of that survey
and compares it to today's flora and fauna.
June 29
What is a Basket?
Baskets in every shape and material from a private collection
explore the question, "what is a basket?" in a variety
of delightful and artistic ways.
July
July 20 - January 4, 2004
Allied Artists of
America: An Invitational
From 1914 to the present, Allied
Artists of America has been faithful in achieving its goal of
furthering the cause of contemporary American art through
its annual exhibitions. A program of the Smith Kramer Fine Art
Services. (68 works: oil paintings, works on paper, and sculptures)
August
August 3 - September 28
Return to Route 66: Photographs from the Mother Road by Shellee
Graham
Photos and text as to the history of the road of dreamers
and ramblers, drifters and writers. The exhibit was the culmination
of several photo trips by Shellee Graham to rediscover the "Kicks
on Route 66."
"...they come into
66 from the tributary side roads, from the wagon tracks and rutted
country roads. 66 is the mother road, and the road of flight."
--John Steinbeck, The Grapes of Wrath
A program of the Smith
Kramer Fine Arts Services. (Includes 66 photographs)
September
October
November
November 2, 2003 - July
25, 2004
Defining Craft 1:
Collecting for the New Millennium
Organized and circulated by the
Museum of Arts and Design, the exhibition is the first in a series
that explore the changing definitions and meanings of craft today.
The exhibition also acknowledges the contributions of the many
artists and the collectors and patrons who have helped build
and shape America's premier collection of craft. (175 works by
international artists)
December
December 13, 2003 - January
4, 2004
Teddy Bear Picnic
and Reunion
A seasonal exhibition of all the teddy bears recruited for 2003
and returning from 2001-02, with an opening event on Sunday,
December 13, from 1-3 PM to celebrate.
Exhibits
2004
January 18 - March 14
Jacob Lawrence:
Three Series of Prints - Genesis, Hiroshima, and Toussaint L'Ouverture
The exhibition features 44 framed
works including 31 color prints and 13 pages of text from the
three Series. A program of Landau Traveling Exhibitions.
June 27 - August 22
Through American
Eyes: Two Centuries of American Work from the Collection of the
Huntington Art Museum
The works presented date from the
late 18th century up through the end of the 20th century. Gilbert
Stuart, George Inness, Ralph Blakelock, Franz Kline, Robert Motherwell,
Edward Hopper, Jim Dine, Louis Comfort Tiffany, Harvey Littleton
and Joel Philip Myers are some examples of the artists represented.
A program of the Smith Kramer Fine Arts Services. (75 works)
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