The Scripps Collectors’ Circle met late last fall to choose a selection of new works for the College art collection.
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From Ceramics to Scrolls, SCC Enriches Art Collections
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Lunchtime Art Talks Through Dec. 11
Short lunchtime talks on works in the Asian Treasures exhibition, Wednesdays this fall.
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Highlights of the Collection: Peking Opera Robe
The amazing colors, juxtapositions of images, and metamorphic potential of this costume continue to provide a window into the splendor of Beijing opera today.
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The Art Detectives: Art Conservation Talks Mar. 6, 27 & Apr. 10
Lecture Series: The Art Detectives: How to Cheat Time, Investigate Art, And Sustain Culture Each lecture in The Art Detectives series will be held in Steele Hall 101 from 7 to 9 pm. Light refreshments follow the presentations. These lectures, free and open to the public, are funded by the Spencer Program and hosted by the […]
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Art Bites on Wednesdays: Lunchtime Art Talks
In this series of 15-miunute talks, Meher McArthur, Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler curator of academic programs and collections at the Williamson Gallery, takes a close-up look at individual ceramic works in the collection.
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A Taste of Art: Lunchtime Art Talks
In this series of 15-miunute talks, Meher McArthur of the Williamson Gallery takes a close-up look at individual works in the collection.
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The Highlights of the Collection: Noh Theater Robe
The robe is decorated with wisteria flowers and fans with maple leaves, motifs dating back to the Heian period (c. 794–1185 CE) and associated with feminine refinement, elegance, and sensitivity.
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The Floating World of Video Games
Ukiyo-e and video games both went through a similar artistic evolution. Like ukiyo-e, video games have grown in cultural value.
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74th Ceramic Annual: Stories Without Borders
The 74th Ceramic Annual focuses on artists whose work speaks about multicultural backgrounds and a sense of belonging.
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Interns’ Show: Ancient & Modern Japan, Opening Mar. 21, Gallery 112
As Western influence grew in the 20th century, the Japanese incorporated foreign styles into their art. This show, curated by Gallery interns, opens at Gallery 112, 3/21 @ 5:30 pm .
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