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October 23, 2004 - June 5, 2005
Through historical artifacts, star charts, maps, globes, and contemporary art, this exhibition poses questions regarding the nature of time, the constancy of experience, and the human perception of change. See More
Filed Under: Interdisciplinary Exhibitions, Faculty Curated, Group Exhibitions
Paradise and Plumage: Chinese Connections in Tibetan Arhat Painting
September 25, 2004 - January 2, 2005
This exhibition featured Chinese and Tibetan versions of identical compositions and juxtaposed paintings and objects of the fourteenth through eighteenth centuries from China and Tibet. See More
Filed Under: Faculty Curated, Traveling Exhibitions, Group Exhibitions
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Julia Jacquette: I Dreamt
June 26 - September 5, 2004
The paintings on view stylistically resemble optimistic post-war era magazine illustrations, but beneath Jaquette’s polished renderings lays a critique of middle class Americana and its cultural reproduction through advertising. See More
Filed Under: Opener Series, Solo Exhibitions, Alumni Exhibitions
June 26 - September 26, 2004
Featuring a diverse and eccentric group of artworks by seventy artists from the United States, Europe, and Asia, About Painting explores the legacy and developments of the medium in the twenty-first century. See More
Filed Under: Group Exhibitions
June 26, 2004 - January 2, 2005
About Sculpture accompanies the large-scale exhibition About Painting and features artworks from the Tang Collection as well as several on extended loan, including work by Jean Blackburn, Beverly Semmes, Dorothy Dehner, Charles Long, Richard Pettibone, and others. See More
Filed Under: Group Exhibitions
May 1 - June 6, 2004
The Tang’s first Alumni Invitational features new work by four artists, all Skidmore College alumni — ceramic artist David Dalva ’85, photographer Susan Lipper ’75, and painters Sarah Lutz ’89 and Susan Rabinowitz Malloy ’45. See More
Filed Under: Group Exhibitions, Alumni Exhibitions
Hair: Untangling a Social History
January 24 - June 6, 2004
From a hirsute Beasty Girl to a lock of George Washington’s hair, this project explores the significance of facial, head, and body hair in western society from the Renaissance to the present. See More
Filed Under: Interdisciplinary Exhibitions, Faculty Curated
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Shahzia Sikander: Nemesis
January 24 - April 11, 2004
Shazia Sikander: Nemesis features drawings, jewel-like paintings as small as six by eight inches, a site-specific installation, and two new animations See More
Filed Under: Opener Series, Solo Exhibitions
Body Parts: A Self- Portrait by John Coplans
January 24 - April 11, 2004
Body Parts: A Self-Portrait by John Coplans features twenty-six large black-and-white photographs from 2001–2002, Coplans’s final series before his death in August 2003. See More
Filed Under: Traveling Exhibitions, Solo Exhibitions