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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.
Read MoreInterns’ 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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74th Ceramic Annual: Stories Without Borders
The 74th Ceramic Annual focuses on artists whose work speaks about multicultural backgrounds and a sense of belonging.
Read More74th 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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Highlights of the Collection: Letter to the World
Photographer Barbara Morgan translates the brilliance of Martha Graham into a black-and-white image.
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Revolution & Ritual Celebrates 3 Woman Photographers
Revolution and Ritual looks at the work of three photographers who explore and transform notions of Mexican identity.
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Highlights of the Collection: Berenice Abbott, Murray Hill Hotel
Murray Hill Hotel’s composition seems indebted to modernist photography of the period.
Read MoreAt the Clark: Michael Childers – Portraits of Artists
Michael Childers, Andy Warhol Closeup, 1976, gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 in., Scripps College Andy Warhol, Clint Eastwood, Ray Bradbury, Mae West–the upcoming exhibit, Actors, Artists, and Authors: The Portraits of Michael Childers, at Scripps College showcases works by the photographer of the creative elite. Combining pieces from the Scripps College collection and works […]
Read MoreElectoral College: SCC Votes on Additions to Collections
SCC members voted to include new works in photography, ceramics (17th c. and 18th c. Japanese and modern) and sculpture to the College’s collection of artworks.
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