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Edward Weston: Portrait of the Young Man as an Artist
On view to November 16
Across Time & Cultures
On view to December 2
The Human Comedy: Prints and Drawings by Isabel Bishop
On view to April 19, 2019
MAN UP! MAN DOWN! Images of Masculinity from the Harnett Print Study Center
On view to July 7, 2019
Infinite Choices: Abstract Drawings by Al Held
On view to July 7, 2019
Warm Worlds and Otherwise: Brittany Nelson & Danishta Rivero
On view to December 7University Museums Hours & AdmissionThe Museums are open Sunday through Friday, 1 to 5 p.m., and admission is always free.
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Happy #NationalKindnessDay! Art can be a great way to directly show your love and support for others, or can be a means of indirectly expressing such emotions as shown in the Weston image #treatpeoplewithkindness 💛
Don't forget we have a third museum in the Modlin Center! The Print Study Center (on the second floor) currently features an exhibit centered around human comedy. This space functions as the perfect study room, with a quiet space to sit and lots of awesome art for study breaks! Stop by to utilize this space anytime Sunday-Friday 1-5pm!
Happy #TextileThursday! Pictured are booties and an apron that were worn by an infant in the Qing Dynasty. It was believed that the baby would be safer if he or she was adorned with auspicious symbols, such as the tiger, which was seen as a deference of evil forces. Large eyes would help one see evil lurking, while large ears would hear it and long whiskers would feel it. As for the apron, it was often the only item of clothing worn by babies in the hot summers. The one pictured depicts five poisonous creatures alongside a tiger, placed together in correlation with a Chinese belief of their combination having the ability to counteract pernicious influences. Stop by the Lora Robins Gallery Sunday-Friday 1-5pm to see the rest of the exhibit! @ Lora Robins Gallery of Design from Nature
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