Assistant Professor of Architecture, Zenovia Toloudi, shares her recent publication: Ordinary Lilli-pot Spaces Rendezvous in Tokyo
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The Stahl Collection of European and American Art comes to Dartmouth College as a generous gift in honor of the late Barbara J. and David G. Stahl ’47
[more]DISPLAY YOUR ART!Figure Study ShowVAC Student GalleryLate Fall through Early WinterSubmissions accepted until November 6.Open to all classes, especially '18s!Please submit any work relating to the figure (drawing, sculpture, painting, etc.)Send photos of the work(s) you would like submit as well as size, medium, title, and a brief description.Contact: Laura.m.dorn.15@dartmouth.edu
[more]The Matthews-Fuller Health Sciences Library is pleased to announce the beginning of a new art exhibit. Featured will be the photography of Spencer James, a 3rd year Geisel Medical School student. His work will be on display until mid-January 2015. Stop by and have a look!
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By MARGARETTE NELSON AND JESSICA ZISKCHEOctober 15, 2014 *Originally published in The Dartmouth As if an imaginary fist from behind the frame had punched through the foil of Jack Whitten’s “Birmingham 1964” (1964), a hole appears like an artifact of violence, a documentation of the civil rights movement. The hole is a window, offering a view of an old newspaper photo. A stocking mesh prevents a clear view of the image.
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