Freedman Gallery
The Freedman Gallery is open to the public Tues.-Fri., 9 a.m.-5 p.m. & Sun., 1-4 p.m., please visit https://www.albright.edu/about-albright/buildings-facilities/gable-center/covid-19/ for information and tour requirements related to COVID-19.
The Freedman Gallery hosts approximately 10 exhibitions each year with shows rotating in the main gallery and project space. The gallery’s mission calls for a focus on “contemporary, living, American artists.” Exhibitions are typically organized by the gallery’s curator and may include works from the Albright collection, loans from private collectors, galleries, and museums, or loans and installations that come directly from artists. Types of media include painting, ceramic, glass, wood and metal sculpture, textiles, photography, printmaking and new media (digital/video arts).
Exhibitions and programs at the Freedman Gallery and in the visual arts are proudly sponsored by: The Silverweed Foundation, The Doris C. and Alan J. Freedman Family Fund, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and the Berks Arts Council.
Admission to the Freedman Gallery is always FREE. Be sure to check out our collection of exhibition images and catalogs, and stay informed about upcoming gallery openings, special lectures, and tours.
MG: Main Gallery
PS: Project Space
FG: Foyer Gallery
Current and Upcoming Exhibitions
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Annual Juried Student Exhibition
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History
The Gallery is named after former Albright trustee and alumna, Doris Chanin Freedman.
The first space on campus to be designated for a permanent art gallery was opened on Oct. 31, 1976. This facility (now known as Klein Hall) formed a part of the Campus Center. Perspective was the inaugural exhibition and it included works by Jim Dine, Sam Fransic, Nancy Grossman, Al Heid, Robert Morris, Louise Nevelson and Frank Stella.
By the late 1980s the gallery’s needs had outgrown this space and in 1990, construction began on a new facility. With the assistance of a major National Endowment for the Arts grant, the College launched a $6.5 million building project under the direction of architect Adele Santos who collaborated with sculptor Mary Miss to create the central plaza and amphitheater that forms the heart of our Center for the Arts (CFA).
Around this courtyard, Santos designed a south-wing to house the art department with studios for drawing, painting, printmaking, and for woodworking and ceramic sculpture. The north-wing houses the Freedman Gallery, originally designed as classic kunstellar or “white box.” With its temporary walls, the main gallery can be broken down into smaller spaces. However, the adjacent project space also offers options for exhibitions of smaller scale. The music department, with its studios, practice rooms, and Roop Hall performance space is located on the ground floor of the CFA’s northeast-wing. On the second floor of this wing, one can find the Wachovia Theatre, box office, and mezzanine, where special events and receptions are held. Altogether, the CFA provides a unique nexus for the multidisciplinary study of the visual and performing arts.
Doris Chanin Freedman
1928-1981
In 1975 Doris Freedman responded to the College’s capital campaign and pledged a major donation towards the creation of a permanent exhibition space on campus. A proviso of her gift was “…that the works exhibited be of consistent highest quality and that [the program] represents, primarily, living American contemporary artists.”
Doris Freedman studied sociology and graduated from Albright College in 1950. She earned a master’s degree in social work from Columbia University and began to focus her attention towards culture and the arts. Freedman served as the first director of New York City’s Department of Cultural Affairs, president of City Walls, and founder of the Public Art Fund. Each of these organizations focused on making the arts more accessible to the general public.
For more information about Mrs. Freedman’s contributions to the cultural life of New York City, please visit: www.nycgovparks.org/about/history/women/parks-employees
Mission
The Freedman Gallery seeks to create, expand, and engage our passion for personal expression, individual creativity, and intellectual curiosity through exposure to the highest quality of contemporary artwork by, primarily, living American artists.
David Tanner
dean, arts and cultural resources.
dtanner@albright.edu
For a short bio visit Staff at The CFA Main Page
Rich Houck,
preparator
rhouck@albright.edu
For a short bio visit Staff at The CFA Main Page
Spring 2023 Student Workers
Victoria Aquino, Student Gallery Assistant
Maya Burdick, Student Gallery Assistant
Ben Galosi, Student Gallery Assistant
Libby Harford, Student Gallery Assistant
Cary Shurtz, Student Gallery Assistant
Brennon Wittekind, Student Gallery Assistant
Freedman Gallery Publication List
Brochures are free with a 10” x 13” SASE and $1.20 postage. For Catalogs please send a check payable to Albright College.
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2012 | ||
2011 | ||
Richard Hamwi: Journey
December 1, 2011 – January 8, 2012 |
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Off Road / New York September 11
October 1 – November 30, 2011 |
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Todd Siler: Neuro-Impressions
Aug. 23 – Sept. 18 |
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4cast: New Directions, Traditional Forms
May 21 – June 30, 2011 |
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Gender Matters/Matters of Gender, a juried exhibition
March 23 – April 20, 2011 |
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Trio: Balance, Transform, Strata
Jan. 26 – March 11 |
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2010 | ||
Ghost of a Dream: FUTURE PERFECT
March 11 – April 23, 2010 |
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Wonderful Life: works by Steven Siegel
January 18 – February 26 |
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2009 | ||
Jennifer & Kevin McCoy: The Family Show
Thur., Nov. 5 – Sun., Dec. 13 |
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Robin Mandel: Relative Strangers
September 3 – October 23 |
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Summer Exhibition 2009
May 23 – June 28 |
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Jon Elliott: The Pursuit of Happiness
March 26 – May 1, 2009 |
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Works by Sue Coe
January 22, 2009 – March 11, 2009 |
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2008 | ||
Alex Rosenberg: Collector and Patron
October 30, 2008 – January 14, 2009 |
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Disabled Development, Drawings by William Amundson
September 4 – October 19, 2008 |
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Pedagogy and Patronage
June 6 – July 30 and August 20 – August 27 |
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Mine Mine: Eric Doeringer and Nancy Drew
March 28 – May 3, 2008 |
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Trace Miller, Nature: Invitation for Renewal
March 7 – March 21, 2008 |
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M.M. Dupay and Nora Sturges: Fragments of Truth
January 25 – February 29, 2008 |
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2007 | ||
Henry Saxe: The Anarchy of Space 28 page catalogue June 1 – September 7, 2007 |
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Randy Williams: Installations and Ruminations Brochure introduction by Christopher Youngs January 12 – March 4, 2007 |
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Lance Winn: Trace brochure introduction by Jeannette Redensek November 9 – December 7. 2007 |
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2006 | ||
Peter Homitzky: Changing Spaces 35 page catalogue introductions by Christopher Youngs February 24 – March 26, 2006 0-941972-46-1 |
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Richard Hamwi, Reflections brochure introduction by Christopher Youngs April 7 – May 1, 2006 0941972-47-X |
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Leonard Lehrer: The Consummate Gardener brochure introduction by Christopher Youngs April 7 – May 1, 2006 0-941972-48-8 |
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Helicon, Muses on the Mountain brochure introduction by Matthew Garrison June 2 – September 17, 2006 0-941972-49-6 |
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Brett Weston: Selections from the Freedman Gallery Collection brochure introduction by Laurie Dahlberg September 29 – October 29. 2006 |
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Robert Pepper: Soul Machines brochure introduction by Ron Schira November 3 – December 15, 2006 |
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2005 | ||
Leonid Lerman: The Last Man & Related Works 44 page catalogue introduction by Christopher Youngs January 4 – February 6. 2005 0-941972-44-5 |
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Affinities: The Separate and Group Efforts of Six Artists brochure introductions by Christopher Youngs and Ron Schira June 1 – September 11, 2005 0-941972-45-3 |
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2004 | ||
Low Tech Works by Jonathan Bailey, Joseph Mills, Jett Ulaner Sarachek 6 page brochure Essay by Christopher Youngs January 9 – February 8, 2004 ISBN 0-941972-38-0 FG04-A——–8 |
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Robert Murray: Wood + Metal 6 page color brochure essay by Christopher Youngs March 30 – April 23, 2004 ISBN 0-941972-39-9 FG04-B——–8 |
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Warren Angle: Balancing Act 6 page color brochure Essay by Christopher Youngs May 28-September 10, 2004 ISBN 0-941972-40-2 FG04C——8 |
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Messinger/Sams: Two Solo Exhibitions Jason Messinger: It’s a Wild Thing 6 page color brochure Essay by Christopher Youngs September 18-October 24, 2004 ISBN 0-941972-41-0 FG 04D—-8 |
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Messinger/Sams: Two Solo Exhibitions Doris Sams: Resonances 6 page color brochure Essay by Christopher Youngs September 18-October 24, 2004 ISBN 0-941972-42-9 FG04E—-8 |
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Dan Schimmel: Variations on a Theme color brochure Essay by Christopher Youngs November 5 – December 10, 2004 |
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2003 | ||
Industry and Entropy Works by Edward Burtynsky, Mark Ruwedel, Rober Smithson 40 page catalogue Essay by Christopher Youngs March 25 – April 17, 2003 ISBn 0-941972-36-4 FG03-A750/523-20 |
$20.00 | |
Reflections Recent works by Cynthia Maurice 6 page color brochure Essay by Christopher Youngs May 17 – June 29, 2003 ISBN 0-941972-37-2 FG03-B800/276-8 |
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2002 | ||
Leonid Sokov 8 page color brochure essay by Christopher Youngs February 8 – March 22, 2002 ISBN 0-941972-34-8 FG02-A1250/856-8 |
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ID II: Identity Work by Sandra Meigs 19 page catalogue Essay by Christopher Youngs May 18 – June 30 * September 3 – 29, 2002 ISBN 0-941972-35-6 FG02-B1190/494-15 |
$15.00 | |
2001 | ||
Creighton Michael: Stitch, 1976-2000 25 page full color catalogue essay by Christopher Youngs February 2 – March 6, 2001 ISBN 0-941972-31-3 FG01-A1200/573-15 |
$15.00 | |
ID (entity) Works by Eunice Boscov, Lynn Moody, Lydia Panas 22 page color catalogue essay by Christopher Youngs May 19 – July 1 * September 4 – 23, 2001 ISBN 0-941972-32-1 FG01-B1200/1000-15 |
$15.00 | |
Laura Anderson Barbata: Tours and Revolutions 8 page color brochure essary by Christopher Youngs October 5 – November 4, 2001 ISBN 0-941972-33-x FG01-C1200/708-8 |
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2000 | ||
David Ireland full color brochure essay by Christopher Youngs February 4 – March 10 FG00-A1200-8 |
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Merrill Wagner 8 page full color brochure essays by Christopher Youngs and John Yau March 21 – April 28 FG00-B1200-8 |
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Landscape Revisited New interpretations of the contemporary landscape – redefining a tradition works by Peter Kinney, William Smith, Bill Walton 22 page color catalogue essay by Christopher Youngs May 20- June 30 / September 5-24 FG00-C1200-12 |
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Judith Schwarz: Transcriptions 8 page color brochure essay by Christopher Youngs October 6 – November 5, 2000 ISBN 0-941972-29-1 FG00-D1200/905-8 |
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Tom Watcke: New Work 8 page color brochure essary by Christopher Youngs November 10 – December 10, 2000 ISBN 0-941972-30-5 FG00-E1250/997-8 |
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1999 | ||
PASSAGES: Cynthia Coulter and Mark Briscoe Solo Works and Collaborations full color brochure set essay by Christopher Youngs February 12-March 19, 1999 FG99-A999-5 |
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Spare Parts: Stan Smokler full color brochure essay by Judd Tully and Christopher Youngs March 26 – April 25, 1999 FG99-B1000-6 |
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Mixed Blessings: Kristen Woodward full color brochure essay by John Adkins and Christopher Youngs March 26 – April 25, 1999 FG99-C1000-6 |
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Paradise Revisited 32 page catalog essays by Christopher Youngs photographic works by Geoffrey James, Tim Rice, Norman Sarachek May 22 – July 2 / August 31- September 12 FG99-D1500-16 |
$16.00 | |
1998 | ||
GENERATIONS brochure essay by Christopher Youngs works by Hattie Brunner, Luke Gottshall, June & Walter Gotttshall, Barbara Strawser, Melissa Strawser, Frank & Victor Cicansky, Vivian Fishbone, Susan Zeeman Rogers March 13 – April 19, 1998 FG98-A949-3 |
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SURROUNDING SCULPTURE full color catalogue essays by Christopher Youngs works by Bill Barrett, Ed Haugevik, Joseph McDonnell, Robert Murray, George Rickey, Nina Yankowitz May 30 – July 3 / September 1 – 20, 1998 FG98-B971-15 |
$15.00 | |
RE:PRESENTATION 24 page color catalogue essay by Christopher Youngs works by Ian Carr-Harris, Mark Klett, Hank Stevens October 2 – November 20, 1998 FG98-C767-15 |
$15.00 | |
1997 | ||
TIMEFRAMES 52 page color catalogue essays by Donald Kuspit, Beverly Leviner, Robert Metzger, Christopher Youngs works by Stan Douglas, Peter Fischli and David Weiss, Hamish Fulton, Rebecca Horn, Mark Klett, Eadweard Muybridge, Michael Snow, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Susan Crowder, Lycia Trouton February 14 – April 11, 1997 FG97-A1249-20 |
$20.00 | |
HISTORY IN THE MAKING: LINDA ADLESTEIN & AL MCWILLIAMS brochure essay by Christopher Youngs works by Linda Adlestein and Al McWilliams May 31 – July 13 / September 3 – 21, 1997 FG97-B449-5 |
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JUNE LEAF 24 page color catalogue essay by Christopher Youngs October 7 – December 11, 1997 FG97-C799-15 |
$15.00 | |
1996 | ||
THE LES AND CATHERINE LEVINE COLLECTION brochure essay by Ted Greenwald works by Abbot Burns, Lydia Dona, Holly Hughes, Fredda Mekul, Marilla Palmer, Hal Saulson, James Wang, Jeffrey Wasserman February 6 – March 14, 1996 FG96-A200-3 |
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INTERACTIONS catalogue essay by Christopher Youngs works by Mark Gomes, Joseph Havel, Lisa Ludwig, Susan Schelle March 26 – April 28, 1996 FG96-B200-10 |
$10.00 | |
STATE OF STEEL brochure essay by J. M. Welker works by Martin Desht and Joseph Elliott May 31 – July 27, 1996 FG96-C700-5 |
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COLOR IS FORM/FORM IS COLOR brochure essay by Christopher Youngs works by Kevin Finklea and Hank Stevens May 31 – July 27, 1996 FG96-D900-3 |
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20/20: THE VISIONARY LEGACY OF DORIS CHANIN FREEDMAN 20th Anniversary Exhibition 40 page color catalogue essay by Christopher Youngs works by Nicholas Africano, Ida Applebroog, William Baziotes, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Joseph Beuys, Jime Dine, Gunter Forg, Leon Golub, April Gornik, Hans Haacke, Keith Haring, Jenny Holzer, Komar and Melamid, Harry Koursaros, Lee Krasner, Robert Mapplethorpe, Ana Mendieta, Nam June Paik, Andy Warhol, Tom Watcke October 25 – December 13, 1996 FG96-E1149-20 |
$20.00 | |
1995 | ||
HUGH O’DONNELL: BODY ECHO brochure essay by Hugh O’Donnell February 14 – March 19, 1995 FG95-A250-2 |
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INCARNADINE: VIRGINIA BRADLEY & PAUL CLIFFORD brochure essay by Buzz Spector September 12 – October 20, 1995 FG95-B250-3 |
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IN THE FLESH brochure intro by Jill Snyder works by Lesley Dill, Carol Hepper, Prudencio Irazabal, Dennis Kardon, Byron Kim, Simon Leung, Glen Ligon, Harry Philbrick, Kiki Smith, Jack Whitten, Telma Zunz November 2 -December 15, 1995 FG95-C1600-3 |
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1994 | ||
TOPOLSKI: RECENT DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE brochure February 3 – March 17, 1994 FG94-A1050-3 |
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IDA APPLEBROOG: EVERYTHING IS FINE brochure essay by Charlotta Kotik March 29 – April 26, 1994 FG94-B1050-3 |
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JANE HAMMOND brochure essay by Sue Scott September 13 – October 28, 1994 FG94-C800-3 |
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IMPOSSIBLE EVIDENCE: CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS VIEW THE HOLOCAUST 39 page color catalogue essay by Andrea Liss works by Melissa Gould, Ellen Rothenberg, Nancy Spero, Art SpiegelmanConstructing Memory: Site Plans and Studies for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum brochure essay by James Ingo Freed November 4- December 18, 1994 FG94-D925-20 |
$20.00 | |
1993 | ||
MYTH, MAGIC AND RITUAL FIGURATIVE WORK BY ALISON SAAR brochure essay by Eleanor Heartney February 2 – March 7, 1993 FG93-A100-3 |
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BILL TRAYLOR DRAWINGS brochure essay by Perry Nesbitt February 2 – March 7, 1993 FG93-B800-3 |
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JACKIE FERRARA: TRAVERSING SPACE 8 page fold out brochure essay by Patricia Phillips March 18 – April 25, 1993 FG93-C400-5 |
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SCALED DOWN: SMALL WORKS FROM SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA brochure works by Pat Badt, George Canakis, Jane Runyeon, Ron Schira, Patrick Stzrelec, John White, Jr. June 3 – July 23, 1993 FG93-D00-2 |
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LAURA KRYZANOWSKI: PICTURES OF INNOCENCE- MEMORIES AND TERRORS brochure essay by Gerry Boyer June 3 – July 23, 1993 FG93-E100-3 |
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SUZANNE BOCANEGRA brochure essay by Stephen Westfall October 28 – December 12, 1993 FG93-F400-3 |
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1992 | ||
THE PRINTMAKING WORKSHOP: BOB BLACKBURN’S COLLECTION brochure text by Jeanne Wilkinson February 3 – March 1, 1992 FG92-A300-3 |
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ACROSS CULTURAL BOUNDARIES: PRINTS FROM THE ALBRIGHT COLLEGE COLLECTION brochure text by Patricia Likos Ricci, introduction by Perry Nesbitt works by Romare Bearden, Cornelis van Beverloo, Marisol Escobar, Audrey Flack, Rufino Tamayo February 3 – March 1, 1992 FG92-B00-3 |
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NICHOLAS PEARSON SCULPTURE brochure text by Wililam Zimmer March 12 – April 12, 1992 FG92-C1800-3 |
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GAMES TRAINS WHEELS & BLACK MAGIC: Earl Hinz, Barry Holden, Ron Klein, Eric Staller READING LIES part IV: ACROSS THE YOU-NIVERSE a multi-media installation by TULLIO DeSANTIS brochure essay by Marilyn Fox June 8 – July 10, 1992 FG92-D500-3 |
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NICOLAS AFRICANO: INNOCENCE AND EXPERIENCE brochure October 22 – December 12, 1992 FG92-E3050-2 |
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1991 | ||
SELECTIONS FROM THE DAVID L. WOLFE COLLECTION 24 page catalogue introduction by Laura Carpenter, preface by David L. Wolfe January 8 – February 10, 1991 FG91-A650-10 |
$10.00 | |
JOAN NELSON brochure text by Janice McGill Schiffman February 19 – March 17, 1991 FG91-B400-3 |
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PETER DEAN brochure text by Janice McGill Schiffman February 19 – March 17, 1991 FG91-C550-3 |
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MARY MISS: PHOTOS/DRAWINGS 68 page catalogue text by Nancy Princenthal April 2 – 28, 1991 FG91-D448-25 |
$25.00 | |
EYE ON BERKS COUNTY: BOB NATALINI, PETER JON SNYDER, BARBARA THUN brochure June 11 – July 26, 1991 FG91-E300-2 |
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CARRIE MAE WEEMS- FAMILY PICTURES & STORIES: A PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTALLATION brochure text by Carrie Mae Weems, introduction by Perry Nesbitt September 12 – October 6, 1991 FG91-F500-3 |
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TOM WATCKE: PHOTOWORKS brochure text by Eleanor Heartney, introduction by Perry Nesbitt September 12 – October 6, 1991 FG91-G100-3 |
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YOSHISHIGE FURUKAWA: PAINTINGS AND WORKS ON PAPER brochure text by Tiffany Bell, introduction by Perry Nesbitt October 17 – November 10, 1991 FG91-H00-3 |
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SALLY HUTCHISON: PAINTINGS FROM THE CRUCIFORM SERIES brochure introduction by Perry Nesbitt and text by Stephen Westfall November 21, 1991 – January 19, 1992 FG91-I100-3 |
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DRAWING BEYOND NATURE: MICAELA AMATO, FONTAINE DUNN, CLARENCE MORGAN, JAMES PERRY brochure introduction by Perry Nesbitt November 21, 1991 – January 19, 1992 FG91-J550-3 |
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1990 | ||
DONALD LIPSKI: POETIC SCULPTURE 51 page color catalogue introduction by David S. Rubin March 13 – April 22, 1990 FG90-A698-20 |
$20.00 | |
RECENT ABSTRACT PAINTING: SUSAN LAUFER & JO ANN WOOD brochure introduction by Janice McGill Schiffman May 26 – June 21, 1990 FG90-B600-3 |
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1989 | ||
RECOLLECTIONS: NINE WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS brochure excerpt by Margretta Mitchell works by Berenice Abbott, Ruth Bernhard, Carlotta Corpron, Louise Dahl-Wolfe, Nell Dorr, Toni Frissell, Lotte Jacobi, Consuelo Kanaga, Barbara Morgan January 31 – March 5, 1989 FG89-A00-2 |
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CYNTHIA CARLSON: INSTALLATIONS 1979-1989 40 page color catalogue text by David S. Rubin March 14 – April 23, 1989 FG89-B425-12 |
$12.00 | |
EUROPEAN AVANT-GARDE brochure introduction by Janice McGill Schiffman works by Bruno Ceccobilli, Francesco Clemente, Tony Cragg, Wim Delvoye, Gunther Forg, Wolfgang Laib, Juan Munoz, Olivier Richon, Rob Scholte, Susana Solano, Richard Wentworth May 16 – June 25, 1989 FG89-C00-3 |
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FROM READING brochure text by David S. Rubin works by John deFazio, Jay Dunitz, Judy Geib, Doris Sams July 9 – August 12, 1989 FG89-D50-3 |
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CONTEMPORARY HISPANIC SHRINES 24 page bilingual color catalogue text by David S. Rubin works by Juan Boza, Josely Carvalho, George Crespo, Amalia Mesa-Bains, Jonas Dos Santos, Angel Suarez Rosado, Forge Toro October 17 – November 19, 1989 FG89-E500-8 |
$8.00 | |
ART ABOUT AIDS brochure introduction by David S. Rubin December 1, 1989 – January 21, 1990 FG89-F747-3 |
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1988 | ||
ELLEN BROOKS: PHOTOGRAPHS AND CONFIGURATIONS brochure introduction by David S. Rubin February 2 – March 6, 1988 FG88-A200-3 |
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LIFE FORMS: CONTEMPORARY ORGANIC SCULPTURE brochure introduction by David S. Rubin works by Lynda Benglis, Tom Butter, Petah Coyne, Bruce Edelstein, Heide Fasnacht, Carol Hepper March 15 – April 17, 1988 FG88-B00-3 |
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GREGORY BOTTS brochure introduction by David S. Rubin May 14 -June 18, 1988 FG88-C275-3 |
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RECENT WORK: LINDA FANNING-LEFEVRE, JANE MARSHALL, TED ORMAI, NANCY SARANGOULIS brochure introduction by David S. Rubin June 28 – August 13, 1988 FG88-D200-3 |
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BERT BROUWER brochure introduction by David S. Rubin September 6 – 25, 1988 FG88-E300-3 |
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MOTORIZED SCULPTURE brochure introduction by David S. Rubin work by Alice Aycock, Jonathan Borofsky, Eric Orr, William Stone, Fred Tomaselli October 4 – 30, 1988 FG88-F150-3 |
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SELECTIONS FROM THE EDWARD ALBEE COLLECTION 28 page color catalogue Introduction by David S. Rubin and preface by Edward Albee works by Farrell Brickhouse, Stephen Buckley, DeWitt Godfrey, David Hacker, Stanislav Kolibal, Chris Martin, Max Miller, Maud Morgan, Vladmir Novak, Jeff Price, Frank Schroder, Kishio Suga, Jonathan Thomas, Vladimir Urban, Tad Wiley November 11, 1988 – January 22, 1989 FG88-G345-12 |
$12.00 | |
1987 | ||
SELECTIONS FROM THE ALBRIGHT COLLEGE COLLECTION 10 page catalog introduction by David S. Rubin January 1987 FG87-A00-0 |
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MARK KOSTABI brochure introduction by David S. Rubin February 10 -March 15, 1987 FG87-B50-3 |
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PETER CAMPUS: SELECTED WORKS 1973-1987 36 page catalogue text by Judith Tannenbaum and David S. Rubin March 25 – April 26, 1987 FG87-C690-8 |
$8.00 | |
WIILIAM BAZIOTES: A COMMEMORATIVE EXHIBITION 24 page color catalog introduction by David S. Rubin May 23 – July 10, 1987 FG87-D699-12 |
$12.00 | |
RON KUIVILA: PARALLEL LINES brochure introduction by David S. Rubin September 8 – October 4, 1987 FG87-E100-2 |
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ROBERT KEYSER: TEN YEARS (1977-87) 36 page color catalogue text by Julie Schaffer Courtney and Janice McGill Schiffman October 13 – November 15, 1987 FG87-F35-1 |
$12.00 | |
COMPUTER ASSISTED: THE COMPUTER IN CONTEMPORARY ART 24 page catalogue introduction by David S. Rubin works by Barry Bridgwood, Nancy Burson, Peter Coates & Nancy Dwyer, Darcy Gerbarg, Jack Goldstein, Loren Madsen, Merill & Pierce, Steve Miller, Manfred Mohr, Joseph Nechvatal, Barbara Nessim December 1, 1987 – January 24, 1988 FG87-G1599-8 |
$8.00 | |
1986 | ||
FORGOTTEN IMAGES: PHOTOGRAPHY IN GERMANTOWN 1840-1927 brochure text by Brian Peterson May 11 – June 6, 1986 FG86-A00-2 |
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DANIEL DALLMAN: LANDSCAPES AND PORTRAITS 6 page brochure introduction by Janice McGill Schiffman June 15 – July 20, 1986 FG86-B00-3 |
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TOM WATCKE- RECENT SCULPTURE brochure essay by David S. Rubin October 7 – November 9, 1986 FG86-C650-3 |
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THE FREEDMAN GALLERY: THE FIRST DECADE 9 page catalogue introduction by David S. Rubin November 23 – December 31, 1986 FG86-D75-10 |
$10.00 | |
1985 | ||
THE FIGURE RENEWED 6 page brochure introduction by Judith Tannenbaum February 26 – March 29, 1985 FG85-A100-3 |
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THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT: WORDS & DEEDS 20 page catalogue with text by Carol L. Neumann published by Bryn Mawr College April 1985 BMC85-B425-3 |
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THE PARODIC POWER OF POPULAR IMAGERY 44 page catalogue introduction by Lenore Malen May 21 – June 12, 1985 FG85-C00-8 |
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ALLAN WEXLER: SMALL BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE 12 page catalogue essay and interview by Nancy Versaci November 12 – December 8, 1985 FG85-D00-6 |
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THE CERAMICS OF BETTY WOODMAN 20 page color catalogue essay by Jeff Perrone December 15, 1985 – January 26, 1986 FG85-E425-10 |
$10.00 | |
1984 | ||
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES 36 page color catalogue w/ exhibition poster text by Judith Tannenbaum works by John Ahearn, Bill Brand, Christo, Harriet Feigenbaum, R.M. Fischer, Richard Haas, Robert Irwin, Joyce Kozloff, Maya Ying Lin October 12 – November 18, 1984 FG84-A425-12 |
$12.00 | |
1983 | ||
DAY IN/DAY OUT: ORDINARY LIFE AS A SOURCE FOR ART 20 page catalogue essay by Carter Ratcliff works by Ida Applebroog, Richard Artschwager, Andrew Lord, Elaine Reichek, Roland Reiss, Lucas Samaras, Judith Shea, Mimi Smith, Margaret Wharton March 14 – April 17, 1983 FG83-A275-8 |
$8.00 | |
CONTEMPORARY LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS 6 page brochure introduction by Jean E. Feinberg June 17 – July 30, 1983 FG83-B150-3 |
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1982 | ||
LANDSCAPE IN SCULPTURE 8 page poster/brochure introduction by Judith Tannenbaum March 15 – April 18, 1982 FG82-A00-5 |
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1981 | ||
MESSAGES: WORDS AND IMAGES 52 page catalog introduction by Marilyn Zeitlin March 20 – April 24, 1981 FG81-A00-10 |
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ART OF CONSCIENCE: THE LAST DECADE 28 page catalog text by Donald Kuspit September 1 – October 1, 1981 FG81-B50-8 |
$8.00 | |
KOURSAROS 24 page catalog introduction by Judith Tannenbaum November 10 – December 15, 1981 FG81-C300-8 |
$8.00 | |
1980 | ||
PRESENCES: THE FIGURE AND MANMADE ENVIRONMENTS PERSPECTIVE 4: CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY 44 page catalogue essay by Bruce Sheftel February 24 – March 20, 1980 FG80-A225-10 |
$10.00 | |
PYRAMIDAL INFLUENCE IN ART 64 page catalogue essays by Christine Lilyquist, Richard Brillant, Harrry Bober, Arthur C Miller, John Paoletti, Robert Rosenblum March – April 1980 FG80-B00-10 |
out of print | |
1979 | ||
SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL portfolio of 18 postcards February 8 – March 4, 1979 FG79-A250-6 |
$6.00 | |
ROY GUSSOW: MINIATURE/MONUMENT brochure introduction by Marilyn A. Sweedler April 22 – May 10, 1979 FG79-B100-5 |
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GEORGE PAPASHVILY: SCULPTOR 62 page catalogue essay by Charles H. Muhlenberg October 17 – November 15, 1979 FG79-C500-10 |
$10.00 | |
1978 | ||
A PHILADELPHIA VIEWPOINT 18 page catalogue April 9 – May 6, 1978 FG78-A00-0 |
out of print | |
TIBETAN ART 32 page catalogue text by Marilyn A. Sweedler September 18 – 28, 1978 FG78-B00-0 |
out of print | |
PERSPECTIVE ’78: WORKS BY WOMEN 55 page catalogue essay by Therese Schwartz October 8 – November 15, 1978 FG78-C50-10 |
$10.00 | |
1977 | ||
ALBRIGHT ALUMNUS 24 page catalogue text by Doris Chanin Freedman, Barbara Hackenburg, Robert L Coon, Harry Koursaros Summer 1977 FG77-A00-0 |
out of print | |
PERSPECTIVE 1977 36 page catalogue introduction by Andre Zarre FG77-B00-0 |
out of print | |
1976 | ||
PERSPECTIVE 1976 48 page catalogue introduction by Doris Chanin Freedman November 1 – December 15,1976. FG76-A00-0 |
out of print |
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