Spring Term Exhibitions
March 29 to May 6, 2018
Art of the Book
Leech Gallery
This exhibition will highlight the growing collection of artist books in the Seeley G. Mudd Library's collection. View the entire collection on Artstor (campus log-in required).
Unto Itself: New work by Zina Mussmann
Hoffmaster Gallery
Zina Mussman will exhibit a new body of work in watercolor, gouache, ink and graphite on paper that recalls scientific imagery and addresses our relationship to the autopoietic systems in the world around us.
Anna Campbell: Apparatus for a Dream Sequence
Kohler Gallery
Sculptor Anna Campbell is an Associate Professor of Art & Design at Grand Valley State University. Her research-based practice employs props, scaffold and trusswork to support models of representation for queer forms that challenge the gaze of classifying taxonomies.
Artists frequently portrayed clowns, harlequins, and acrobats in their work to protest traditional artistic values and to symbolize their loneliness within the modern world. With the rapid industrialization of the West in the late 19th century, theatres, cafes, cabarets, and circuses became popular places of leisure among all social classes. However, the circus also revealed the darker side of the modern age.
An exhibit of over 20 photographs of transgender people and their families. This project is a partnership with Cream City Foundation, the major financial supporter for the project. Additional support has been provided by Diverse and Resilient and the Mary Nohl Foundation which identified the photographers as "Artists in Residence." More on Our Trans Family and other works produced by "For Good" Photography is 
