University Art Gallery

1996

September 16 – October 19, 1996
MINISALON: Czechoslovakia’s Dissident Artistic Voice

244 small works created in secrecy by individual artists in 1984 as an act of freedom in the face of communist cultural repression. A symbol of the strength of the dissident voice, the collection has been declared a Czech National Treasure.

The exhibition was organized by Joska Skalnik and Artforum-Jazz section in Prague.

The tour of the exhibition in the US was organized by Marcia Kreitman, Arts Consultant/Management and the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, Florida.

Catalog with each work reproduced full size by Galerie Nova sin, Prague, 1992 (sold out)

In the Atrium

FRANCES HAMILTON: COVER TO COVER

Recent Paintings and Books

November 4 - December 7, 1996
JUST WAIT AND SEE

Works by Luca Buvoli, Dianna Frid, and Anton Vidokle

In the Atrium

Architectural Drawings by PAUL RUDOLPH

Photographs by John Havens Thornton

1995

January 29 – March 2, 1995
THE 18TH ANNUAL 100 SHOW

Organized by the American Center for Design

In the Atrium Gallery:
ÉMIGRÉ

Curated by Janine Wong

January 30 - March 4, 1995
IMAGINATION OF LETTERS

An Exhibition of Japanese Posters Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Quarterly Magazine

TATEGUMI YOKOGUMI

Organized by the Art Department at the University of Connecticut, Storrs

In the Atrium
MARC ST. PIERRE

Recent Pinhole Photographs

September 18 – October 21, 1995
A MOST CHERISHED POSSESSION
Photographs by Wilfred Thesiger

Organized by the Pitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford.

The US Tour organized by The Southeast Museum of Photography at Daytona Beach Community College, Daytona Beach, Florida.

Catalog published for the initial presentation of the exhibition at the Pitt Rivers Museum
(sold out).

January 31 - March 5, 1994
JAN BAKER: PAPER POEMS

Textiles, Collages, Bowls, Books

In the Atrium
BASCOVE: INTERIOR DIALOGUES

Curated by Karen Klingon

1994

September 19 – October 22, 1994
BASELITZ
The Print series "Malelade" (1990): and "Bing" (1991)

Curated by Lasse B. Antonsen

In collaboration with the Michael Werner Gallery, New York and Cologne.

1993

September 27 - October 23, 1993
TO MAKE GLORIOUS:
THE ARTISANRY FACULTY CELEBRATES AMERICAN:

Work in Clay, Metal, Wood, and Fiber by
Karon Doherty, Barbara Eckhardt, Barbara Goldberg, Chris Gustin, Susan Hamlet, Marjorie Durko Puryear, Alan Burton Thompson and Stephen Whittlesey

Americana lent by The Children's Museum, Boston; Fall River Historical Society, Fall River; The Whaling Museum, New Bedford; Heritage Plantation, Sandwich; and Private Collections.

In the Atrium
JACOB'S HOUSE

Photographs by Stephen Dirado

November 8 – December 11, 1993
ANOTHER VIEW

Works in Clay by: Ann Agee, Cary Esser, Chris Staley, Arnie Zimmerman

Works in Metal by Bruce Metcalf, Beverly Penn, Joyce Scott, Kate Wagle, Fred Woell

Works in Wood by Wendy Maruyama, Alphonse Mattia, Jere Osgood, Mitch Ryerson

Works in Fiber by Joanne Segal Brandford, Emily Dubois, Marna Goldstein, Michael James, Joan Livingstone, Tom Lundberg

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