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Show EXHIBITION SCHEDULE, 1992 December 1, 1991-January 5, 1992 . Edith carlson Paintings A retrospective look at the abstract paintings of a New York painter now residing in Utah. January 5-February 2, 1992 The Big Print Large format prints by contemporary artists. January 12-February 16, 1992 American Arts and Crafts Movement Decorative arts expressing the political and aesthetic ideals of the Arts and Crafts Movement. These artisans reacted against the mass production of decorative objects. The exhibition is selected from private Utah collections. January 19-February 9, 1992 Salt Lake City High Schools A juried exhibition which presents a selection of the work being done in the studio art classes of the Salt Lake City School District's three high schools. January 26-March 22, 1992 Fritz ~l~henberg: The Praise of Folly The difficult art of wood engraving has a distinguished con!e~porary practitioner in Fritz Eichenberg. This exh1bit1on presents the Museum's livre de luxe, completed by Eichenberg in 1972, which illustrates I.w1 Prajse of foUy, by the 16th century humanist, Erasmus. February 16-March 15, 1992 Words and Images: Robert Motherwell, Robert Rauschenberg and Lee Bontecou An exhibition of printmaking in series by three contemporary artists. February 23-Aprll 5, 1992 Connections: Style, Medium and Subject Matter Prepared by the Education Department of the Museum, this exhibition will present a selection of comparisons from the Museum's permanent collection focusing on medium, subject matter and style. March 29-May 1o, 1992 Intimate Views: Still Life Selections from the Glenn C. Janss Collection of American Realism. The Janss Collection documents the persistence of r~pres"entational art in the 20th century. "Intimate Views features works exewted in a variety of media by artists who depict arrangements of objects from everyday life.· This exhibition features modem interpretations of the still life tradition. Plan to Attend!!! Will South, scholar of American Art and new Reasearch Curator at the Museum, will lecture on 18th C. American Art · Thursday, January 23 at 1:00 p.m. This will give you an excellent background for the SLC School Tours in March and April NEW DOCENT CLASS The new docent class will be meeting on Monday and Thursday at 1:00 p.m.. Active docents are invited to attend any of the following meetings: January 6 Monday New Orientation, review, assignments 30 minutes: Art of the WW: Tape V: The Baroque part 1 Relate to Solimena, Mary & Martha etc. Sue McCoy and Frank Sanguinetti Fleming Arts and Ideas: pp. 327 (Mannerist Europe)-365 • January 9 Thursday The Northern Baroque (lecture) guest:Ruth Gier . Fleming Arts and Ideas: pp. 367-385 January 13 Monday Lecture on Passion, Imagination and Reason Sue McCoy Introduction to printmaking media Fleming Arts and Ideas: pp. 387-417 _Fel~n, Thinking About Art: pp. 404-444, pnntmaking and photography Docent Sourcebook: Artists Techniques: printmaking January 16 Thursday Lecture on Rococo and Neoclassical Art of the WW: Tape VI Part I: 30 mins. Sue McCoy Fleming Arts and Ideas: pp. 421-457 January 20 Monday . January 23 Thursday · MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY ~- American Art 18 c. lecture ( 1 hour) Will South 60 min. video: New World Visions (Metrop.Mus.Art) Sue McCoy Fleming Arts and Ideas: pp.459-489 January 27 Monday American Art : Hudson River School video 60 mins. Collection lecture: 20 minutes S. McCoy Docent Sourcebook: American Art January 30 Thursday MIC presentation and explanation of tour objectives A. Stewart Steering Committee Meeting January 6, Monday 12:00 noon University Park Hotel ..._) |
