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28 - March 4, 2005 |
Art
courtesy of:
Springfield Art Museum
Missouri Southern State University
Pedro Pantoja
A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc.
Corporate Art Collection
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Main
Gallery
Out
of Africa: A Legacy of Inspiration and Change
Sponsored
by Pedro and Alice Pantoja
Trace the legacy
From the sculpture, masks and textiles of Africa
to works by Picasso, Matisse,
Miro and American artists Romare Bearden, Jacob Lawrence
and Faith Ringgold.
Curated
by Laura Van Buren
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"Dance
Mask"
Chokwe Style |
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"Supermarket-Flora"
Jacob Lawrence |
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"Le
Hibou sur la chaise"
Pablo Picasso |
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"Under
Morning Skies"
Romare Bearden |
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"Leopard
Society"
Ukara Cloth |
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"Oathtaker"
Kongo,
Republic of Congo |
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"DAR
ES SALAAM"
Tanzania |
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"Mimosa"
Henri Matisse |
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Friday,
January 28 — 2 -
4 p.m. Solely for Seniors
an afternoon preview for members age 60 and
above |
5:30
- 7:30 —
Opening
Reception
Hosted by The Gateway
Creamery, Debbie Williams, owner
Entertainment: Lem Sheppard, Folk & Blues musician |
Friday,
February 18 — 6:30
p.m. Gallery Talk with Val A. Christensen,
Associate Professor of Art, MSSU The
African Influence on Modern Art |
YaYa
Painters: Watercolors by
Karolyn Cleveland, Jana Dahmen, Sue Drennan and K.D.
Lowe |
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"Summer
Harvest"
Karolyn Cleveland
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"Cold
Bird"
Jana Dahmen |
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"Sweet
Stamens "
Sue Drennan |
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"Barn
III "
K.D.Lowe |
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you for your continued support |
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