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THE ACCIDENTAL POSSIBILITIES OF THE CITY: CLAES OLDENBURG’S URBANISM IN POSTWAR AMERICA

Feb 15, 2021Dalton GalleryATL ARTagnes scott college, charis books, claes oldenburg, katherine smith, susanneh bieber, the accidental possibilities of the city, urbanism in postwar america

KATHERINE SMITH IN CONVERSATION WITH SUSANNEH BIEBER Event date: Monday, March 1, 2021 – 7:30pm to 9:00pm Charis and Agnes Scott College welcome Professor Katherine Smith in conversation with Susanneh Bieber for a celebration of Smith’s groundbreaking study of the sculptor, Claes Oldenburg: The Accidental Possibilities of the City: Claes Oldenburg’s Urbanism in Postwar America. This event takes place on crowdcast, […]

Searching for Home Video Exhibition Exploration

Oct 24, 2020Dalton GalleryPast Exhibitions, Searching For Home2020, agnes scott college, Anna Carnes, calvin kimbrough, Charles Salter, CJ Williams Collection, climate change, covid exhibition, daniel tropy, Dave Dawson, december, Dorothy Moye, dot moye, Doug Falen, Emma Dufresne, grace kisa, Gundolf Graml, home, home insecurity, immigration, in kyoung chun, jamele wright sr, jennifer shaw, jess self, Karen Pendley Koser, KPKinteractive, Leah Owenby, lynn pollard, macey ley, mad housers, Margaret Virginia Philip Endowment Fund, Margetta Bell Johnson, migration, nell ruby, professor doug falen, professor regine jackson, Ruby Franklin, ruth franklin, Ruwaida Khdir, searching for home, searchingforhome, Susan Kidd, Sweet Sweet Syria, The Ethel Wright Mohamed Stitchery Museum, The McCain Library Special Collections, The Virginia Philip Collection, video, virtual exhibition, yehemi cambron, yehemi cambron '14

http://daltongallery.agnesscott.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Searching-for-Home-Final.-SD-540p.mp4 This year, more than ever, the search for home feels especially relevant. Is home now a place for business, schooling our children and family time? Is our current home ideal or just temporary? Searching for home explores the many ways people are contemplating home in 2020. The search for home is a journey that […]

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Sep 17, 2020Dalton GalleryNEWSafrican-american artists, agnes scott college, art, arts, atlanta, covid, dalton gallery, decatur, dot moye, fiber art, folk art, gallery, quilts, searching for home, social and intellectual challenge, virginia phillip

Agnes Scott’s Dalton Gallery Opens Exhibition with COVID-19 Safe Requirements Searching for Home Artists’ Work Explores Themes Relevant to Our Current World Decatur, GA – September 14, 2020 – The Department of Art and Art History at Agnes Scott College is pleased to announce the opening of Searching for Home, one in a series of […]

Searching for Home

Sep 16, 2020Dalton GallerySearching For Homeagnes scott college, art, atlanta, bernice sims, beverly buchanan, calvin kimbrough, catalog, clementine hunter, dalton gallery, daniel troppy, dawn williams boyd, ethel wright mohamed, grace kisa, home, in kyoung chun, jamele wright sr, jennifer shaw, jess self, leila ross wilburn, lynn pollard, macey ley, marquetta bell johnson, ruby frnaklin, ruth franklin, ruwaida ghanoum, searching for home, sister gertrude morgan, the mad housers, virtual, yehimi cambron

A PROJECT OF THE MARGARET VIRGINIA PHILIP ENDOWMENT Gallery Hours:The gallery is currently open for in person visits by appointment only Monday, Wednesday, Friday 12-5pm. Reserve your ticket here. We have all searched for home. Some have found it, while for others it is a lifelong quest. In this century the entire interwoven globe has […]

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THE ACCIDENTAL POSSIBILITIES OF THE CITY: CLAES OLDENBURG’S URBANISM IN POSTWAR AMERICA

Searching for Home Video Exhibition Exploration

Searching for Home