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- March 1, 2013 - February 9, 2014
Terrestrial Paradises: Imagery from The Voyages of Captain James Cook
Engravings featuring imagery from Cook's voyages to the Pacific Islands and South America. A number of artists accompanied Cook on his three voyages for the Royal Society from 1768-1779, producing images of the peoples they encountered that were reproduced in numerous publications for a European audience fascinated with travel accounts. Organized by the Lowe Art Museum. | more
- April 13 - June 2, 2013
Brian Curtis: Stonehenge Series I & II
Curtis's Stonehenge Series derives from his conviction that traditional oil painting is an effective medium for communicating the excitement of direct sensory perception, and that representational painting is uniquely capable of intensifying self-awareness by infusing depicted imagery with emotional content and intellectual musings. | more
- May 3, 2013 - April 27, 2014
ArtLab @ The Lowe- From Ancient Art to Modern Molas: Recurring Themes in Indigenous Panamá
From ancient ceramics to contemporary paintings, this fifth exhibition in the ArtLab @ The Lowe series focuses on the art of Panama. ArtLab @ The Lowe is an innovative program that provides UM faculty and students the opportunity to organize an annual exhibition drawn from the Lowe’s permanent collection. Curated by students in ARH 511 under the direction of Dr. Traci Ardren, Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology. ArtLab @ The Lowe is generously sponsored by Stella M. Holmes. | more
- June 22 – October 13, 2013
Pan American Modernism: Avant-Garde Art in Latin America and the United States
This exhibition will explore, for the first time, the rich visual dialogue that exists between artworks produced by artists working in North, Central and South America during the modern and postmodern eras. Rather than perpetuating a U.S.-centric hegemony, which tends to diminish works of art produced by Latin American artists, this exhibition will analyze how Pan-American artistic exchanges processes – rather than stylistic transmission – construct a fuller understanding of modernism as an international phenomenon. Organized by the Lowe Art Museum and curated by Dr. Nathan Timpano, Assistant Professor, Department of Art and Art History.
