Hopkins Hall Gallery + Corridor
Fall 2008 Exhibitions

Department of Art Visiting Artists/Lecturers Exhibition

Wednesday, September 24, - Monday, October 6

Opening Reception: Monday, September 29th, 5–7pm

This exhibition features works by the lecturers and visiting artists teaching in the Department of Art.

Darwin's Bicentennial: Art, Science and the Origin of Species

Wednesday, November 12 - Thursday, December 4

Opening Reception: Monday, November 17th, 5–7pm

This exhibition, celebrating the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin and the 150th anniversary of the publication of The Origin of Species, highlights connections between the works of selected artists and Darwin's research, methodology, queries, insights and theories.

Co-curated by Prudence Gill and Sarah Weinstock

Flipping Eras: Industrial Age Techniques Reemerge in the Studio Process

Wednesday, November 12 - Friday, December 5

Opening Reception: Monday, November 17, 5 -7pm

The individual and the collective, arts and crafts, mechanization and singular maker: crochet, knit, mold, stencil, decal, repetition, reproduction, pattern, process, product. Featuring the Non-Fiction Design Collective and the individual artists including Lisa Belsky, Casey Doyle, Meredith Host, and others and a special piece by guest artist Xenobia Bailey.

Presented in conjunction with the Xenobia Bailey exhibition at the King Arts Center. Co-curated with Prudence Gill, Rebecca Harvey and Casey Doyle.