University Records
RG13 The Library
S14 Library Art Exhibits
James A. Michener Library art exhibits began in 1973. The purpose of the exhibits is to add another learning dimension for students, enhance the Library through art, and provide exposure and publicity for artists. Community involvement is also a factor, and invitations are circulated to a wide audience.
The Friends of the UNC Libraries support the exhibits. They purchased the panels and track lights for the Corridor Gallery west and south of the Library's administrative suite. The Friends host the receptions and provide refreshments. The cost of beverages is provided by the UNC Foundation. Items exhibited are insured by the University. The artists are responsible for delivery and dismantling of their work.
In 1995, the main gallery in the southeast corner of the main floor was dedicated as the "Mari Michener Gallery" in memory of James A. Michener's wife. The third gallery space is on the outer walls of the mezzanine. Wall space in the lower level ceased to be used for exhibits when staff was transferred from the area. Exhibit cases presented to the library by Professor Emeritus A. M. Winchester are used, as well as several owned by the Library. There are door-sized portable panels for hanging smaller items.
The Exhibits Coordinator develops the exhibit schedule, usually months in advance, works with the Information Service on copy for announcements, develops publicity for use in local, University and area newspapers, hangs and dismantles the exhibits, and coordinates the receptions.
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Virginia Costello, Assistant Director of Collection Development, was in charge of the exhibits from Fall 1974 until she retired in the Fall of 1981. Records and exact dates of some of the early exhibits are not available. An incomplete list of exhibits through September 1981 follows: |
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1973 Exhibits/folders |
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4/24 |
Charter Day Open House |
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1974 Exhibits/folders |
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2/10-27 |
Larry Celechovsky: portrait and abstract metal sculpture |
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2/10 |
Thomas A. Woodruff |
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7/23-25 |
Art Displayed at the James A. Michener Library |
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Fall |
Greeley Art Association: paintings |
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1975 Exhibits/folders |
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7/28 |
Ellen Parker and Erlene Norris: Centennial/Bicentennial paintings |
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8/7 |
William Lambdin |
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11/12 |
Thomas Nast |
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12/26 |
Hazel E. Johnson |
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1976 Exhibits/folders |
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1/24 |
Shutterbug exhibit |
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2/ |
Tom Woodruff: pencil drawings (no folder) |
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4/-5/ |
Daniel Sprick |
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6/2-29 |
Stars, stripes, & squares |
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7/21 |
Ruth Savig |
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12/9 |
Stephen Parrington |
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1977 Exhibits/folders |
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1/15-2/12 |
George P. Hypes |
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4/22 |
Paintings for exhibit |
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5/7-6/4 |
Brass Cheque Gallery |
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5/9-20 |
Dick Cottrill: graduate exhibit, pencil drawings |
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9/16-10/24 |
Francis W. Denning Jr. |
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11/13 |
Peter Max |
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12/2 |
Peter Klaus Loeb |
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12/5-1/13/78 |
Jeanie Ballard and Donna Raub |
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1978 Exhibits/folders |
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1/16 |
Ceasare Morganti & Daniel Augenstein |
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2/6-3/3 |
Greeley Shutterbugs |
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3/6-4/15 |
Music & Artists: multimedia |
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4/30 |
Maulsby Kimball |
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5/78 |
B. William Van Loo: paintings |
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6/9 |
Joseph Wolter |
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7/15-8/31 |
Phil & Pat Shaffer: paintings and weavings |
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7/-8/ |
Victoria Frasier: paintings, stitchery, lithographs |
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10/ |
Dave Yust: prints |
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10/ |
Edna Mills Kiley: Enos A. Mills exhibit |
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11/78 |
Lydia Ruyle, Ruth Savig, Ann Daubert, Julia Ouska and Cille Haszier: The Group Exhibit: multimedia |
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12/ |
Paul Moloney: photographs |
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12/ |
Katheleen Turner, Charles Turner: jewelry & paintings |
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1979 Exhibits/folders |
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1/ |
A New Year's Show |
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2/ |
Historic Southwest Indian Pottery |
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2/ |
E. E. Hermann: paintings |
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2/ |
Air Force Academy Exhibit: 25th anniversary documents |
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3/30 |
Greg Button & Joe Moody: paintings, sculpture, drawings |
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4/1 |
Chalk Creek Pottery |
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4/2 |
Berndt Savig |
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4/12 |
Julia Ouska |
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4/ |
Herb Schumacher: pottery |
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5/24 |
John Giarrizzo & Robert Grieninger: paintings |
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6/ |
Eugene George Standingbear: paintings |
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6/18 |
Faculty from UNC & Aims: multimedia |
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8/31 |
Ken Hodges & Ron Nehrboss: paintings |
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8/31 |
Gail Frasier: pottery |
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10/ |
James Small: paintings |
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10/ |
Illa Miller & Carol Carper: pottery |
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10/ |
S. Murray Lawburgh: etchings, lithograph |
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11/ |
Creative fibers & silk screening |
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11/13 |
William S. Cordiner: sculpture |
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11/15 |
Therese Brychta |
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11/18 |
Peter Bialick: paintings |
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12/ |
Manuel Jimenez: jewelry |
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1980 Exhibits |
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1/ |
Evalyn Prouty Hickman: painting, batik |
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1/ |
Barbara Baker Stone: paintings |
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1/11 |
Sandy Cox: historical photographs |
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1/14 |
Ted Oppelt: bottles |
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1/14-2/13 |
Beth Hooker: batik |
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1/15-2/15 |
Riccardo Bianchi: paintings |
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2/18-3/26 |
Kay McElroy: fossils |
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2/18-3/26 |
Jon Berland: sculpture |
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2/18-3/26 |
D. L. Dietemann: paintings, drawings |
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4/ |
Paddy Stanat: drawings, paintings |
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4/ |
Dian Discoe: pottery |
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4/ |
Ukranian Exhibit: Easter |
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4/22-5/27 |
Jeanne Horak: watercolor |
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5/5-6/13 |
Rene R. Ramirez: Hispanic art |
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5/12-6/13 |
Peter L. Youngers: paintings, glass |
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6/15-7/12 |
Rose Rappaport: sculpture |
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6/15-7/12 |
Mike Keefe: cartoons |
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6/15-7/12 |
Barbara Williams: watermedia, drawings |
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7/15-9/22 |
Hazel Johnson: historical photographs |
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7/15-8/31 |
Helen Langworthy: watercolors |
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7/27-9/17 |
Carl Reichardt: metal work, stained glass |
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9/ |
Edwin Lucia: glass |
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11/ |
Lee Hansen: sculpture |
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12/ |
Japanese Heritage Exhibit: multimedia |
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12/ |
Janos Tokay: Hungarian prints, carvings |
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12/4 |
A Slavic Christmas |
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12/29 |
Reception: eight Fort Collins artists |
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1981 Exhibits |
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2/27-3/7 |
Abdulah Al-Haddad: graduate sculpture exhibit |
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3/4-4/15 |
Tom Blaue: prints and drawings |
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3/4-4/15 |
Robert Pollock: nature photography |
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4/19-5/25 |
Judy Philipp Meyers: quilts, watercolors, drawings |
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5/18-29 |
Charles Guerue: images of Indians |
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5/25-6/14 |
Clyde Peddycord, George Pericharos, Peggy Woodward, Phil Chalk, Vern Alt, Don Mulroney, Dan Scharf, Gary Olson, Jan Cornebise, Dean Tuttle, Edwina Henshew, Agatha Dilsaver |
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5/28 |
Handicap Show |
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6/10-7/24 |
Edwina M. Hanshew, Mary Ellen Kingsbury, Jan Cornebise, Mary Ellen Kingsbury |
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9/24-10/30 |
Terry Doyle: taxidermy |
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10/18-11/19 |
Another View |
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10/-11/ |
Ruth Ware |
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11/ |
Drive, Goodate, Melillo, Weaver, Schafer: jewelry and pottery |
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1-2 |
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1981 Exhibits |
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11/9-12/4/81 |
Dan Sprick: paintings; Greg Tonozzi: sculpture |
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11/ |
Seven Artists |
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Winter '81 |
Fort Collins Artists |
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1982 Exhibits |
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12/8/81-1/15 |
Don Ruth & David Coulter: paintings, old west memorabilia: "The West of Dale Crawford" |
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1/19-3/3 |
Handweavers Guild of Boulder: "Fibers, etc." |
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3/10-4/16 |
Frasier, Henerson, and Larson Slater: "Natural Tendencies" |
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4/19-5/25 |
July Philipp Meyers: "Landscapes: Pieced and Painted" |
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6/1-8/27 |
Jan Knutson, coordinator: porcelain art |
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7/19-8/27 |
Weakley, Robinson, Macrum, Inouye, Anderson: Multimedia Exhibit |
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9/11-10/15 |
Toby Meyer: paintings; Weld County Rock & Mineral Society |
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10/18-11/19 |
Pajakowski, Brunns, Johnson: photographs; Dolores Jean Stille: weavings; Ruth Ware: historical beads: " Another View" |
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1983 Exhibits |
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12/4/82-1/7 |
Shirley Dearing: paintings; Epstein, Groves: pottery; Nash, Turner, Wilkes: jewelry: Shirley Dearing & Fort Collins Five |
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1/17-2/25 |
21 artists, multimedia: "The Foot & 1/2 Show" |
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3/11-4/15 |
John Mendoza: paintings |
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4/25-5/27 |
Rhoda Sevely-Starks: paper, prints & painting |
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6/6-7/15 |
Alcott: Indian jewelry; Martin, Schwartz & Meyer: paintings; Ann Strange Owl Raben: beadwork: "In Celebration of the West" |
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7/18-9/26 |
Tom Taylor, graphic arts: " The Graphic Adventures of Watercolors" |
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9/12-10/21 |
Walt Green: oil paintings; Dick Luster: pottery |
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10/31-12/2 |
Multimedia dance exhibit: "The Art of Dance" |
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1984 Exhibits |
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12/12/83-1/20 |
Savig Family: "Savig Multimedia Arts" |
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1/27-3/9 |
A. Wands, R. Wands: paintings; Klingman, Condit: pottery: "Introspectives" |
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3/26-5/4 |
Nickerson, Bingham: glass; Mathews, Kuczun: paintings; Lenchow: jewelry: "Art is 5 Dimensions" |
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5/14-6/22 |
Michael Gress: watermedia; North Colo. Div. NMRA and Greeley Shortliners RR Club: "Railroads in Miniature" |
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6/29-8/11 |
Colorado Watercolor Society: paintings; Jennifer Neff and Tony Clough: pottery |
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10/10-10/31 |
Munson: paintings; Cordiner: sculpture; Foster: claywork: "Inner and Outer Spaces" |
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11/11-12/4 |
Caldwell & Davis, jewelry and paintings: "Exceptional Women" |
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1985 Exhibits |
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1/7-2/15 |
Paul Moloney: photography; Judy Meyers: puppets |
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2/25-4/5 |
Northern Colo. Artists/Craftsmen Association: multimedia |
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4/12-5/24 |
Volmer: paintings; LeBlond: pottery; Bye: jewelry: "Spring Spectrum" |
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5/27-6/14 |
Wm. Fadner, photography: "People of Nagasaki/People of Hiroshima" |
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6/29-7/26 |
Bohannan, Ziebarth, Dillard, Montgomery, Palowada: "Woven Arts" |
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8/1-8/9 |
1st Annual Gladiolus Festival: International Gladiolus Hall of Fame & North. Colo. Gladiolus Society; Evelyn Lail: paintings; Dorothy Steidley: pottery |
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9/23-11/3 |
Glen Alps Retrospective Exhibition: prints. See RG13 S14 F2 for Glen Alps materials. Herbert & Carlene Schumacher: pottery |
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11/9-12/14 |
Yuriko Noda: paintings; Lillian Uba: origami: "Art of the Orient" |
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1986 Exhibits |
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1/10-2/14 |
Doug Fey & Peter Strubel: pottery and photography |
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2/15-2/21 |
David Spence: photography: "Peace Corp." |
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2/26-4/4 |
Bakay: paintings; Reep: blown glass; Sherman: jewelry: "Three Arts--Three Artists" |
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4/19-5/23 |
Colorado Quilt Council: "A Stitch Through Time" |
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6/6-7/11 |
Hickman: paintings; Wayne & Carol Lee: kachinas: "Native American Treasures" |
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7/19-8/29 |
Hispanic Art: CHAC, multimedia; 2nd Annual Gladiolus Festival--International Gladiolus Hall of Fame & NCGS |
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9/22-10/31 |
Carlisle: fiber works; Sendek: ceramics: "Fiber & Ceramics Show" |
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11/7-12/15 |
Lenschow: paintings and sculpture; Thompson & Pann: paintings; Caldwell, jewelry: "East Meets West" |
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1987 Exhibits |
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1/12-2/21 |
Historical Exhibit commemorating the Bicentennial of the signing of the Constitution |
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3/6-4/10 |
Mary Lou Maxson, Sally LaCroux, Helen Davis, Liz Johnson, and Lorelei Schott. Five women artists exhibited art works on paper: "All Paper" |
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4/26-5/29 |
Colorado Watercolor Society members: paintings; Jeanne Roth: pottery: "Splash of Spring" |
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6/12-7/24 |
Victor Runnels and his family from Aberden, S.D., paintings, bead and hand work, and coup sticks: "Native American Art" |
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7/27-9/4 |
John Payne and Barry LaPoint: photographs (poster Filed in OVERSIZE); Jerry Hoff: antique cameras and accessories: "Photoscape"; 3rd Annual Gladiolus Festival: by International Gladiolus Hall of Fame, coordinated by Sid and Velda Baldridge |
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9/23-11/6 |
Gene Hoffman, UNC Visual Arts Professor: poster art; John Russell, UNC Fine Arts graduate: pottery: "Creativity--UNC Style" |
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11/9-11/16 |
Computer Art |
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11/20-12/18 |
John Ellicott: watercolor paintings; Nick Finnell: jewelry, sculpture and crystal collection: "The Art of Two" |
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1988 Exhibits |
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1/8-2/12 |
Robert Orosz, Michener Library employee: masks; stamps by U.S. Post Office, Greeley and area Ben Franklin Stamp Clubs; coordinated by Geri McKinney and Bill Fry: "Collector Cache" |
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2/15-3/4 |
Ronald A. Blatt, paintings: "Leaf Configurations: Master's Thesis Art show" |
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3/11-4/15 |
Judith Philipp Meyers: paper cuts (Scherenschnitte); Barbara Stone: paintings and prints: "Fantasy World of Meyers & Stone" |
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4/29-6/10 |
Trudy Shelley: colored pencil works; John Patrick Kelly: oil paintings and sculpture: "Compelling Narratives" |
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6/24-8/5 |
Carol Knapp (Master's Thesis), Judith Meyer, Bert Welsh, and Tom Owen: paintings; George Hilburn: Miniature period furniture: "Art of the West" |
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4th Annual Gladiolus Festival |
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9/2-10/14 |
Walt and Olive Green: paintings; Rodney Barnes; pottery: "UNC Connection" |
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10/28-12/9 |
Susan Anderson, Tori Baldwin, Toni Clough, Jim & Vickki Klingman, Doree Pitkin, Gini Rissler, Lydia Ruyle, Ruth Savig, Carlene Shumacher, Barbara Thomas and Marie Wilkinson: "The Image Makers: A Contemporary Approach to Dolls" |
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1989 Exhibits |
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1/20-2/24 |
UNC Professor Emeritus Walter Stewart and his wife Elma: newspapers, books, photos, memorabilia; from the Rod Hanson collection: 1930's rotogravures: "Honoring Colorado Journalists" |
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3/10-4/21 |
Greeley Art Association: paintings; UNC Professor Dick Luster and students: pottery; Aims Community College instructor Marcia Leger-Lovato and students: jewelry: "Artists Celebrate the Centennial" |
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5/5-6/16 |
Jack Barber and Richard Allen: paintings; Karen LeBond: pottery: "The West Then and Now" |
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6/30-8/11 |
Rose Ball, Judith Philipp Meyers, Norma Rutledge, Dorothy Sullivan and Evelyn Ward: coordinators: "A Centennial of Quilts" |
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5th Annual Gladiolus Festival |
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9/27-10/13 |
UNC Alumnus Verle Mickish: paintings, illustrations, drawings: "Series in Diversity" |
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11/17-12/18 |
Northern Colorado Weavers Guild: weavings; Gary Lange: pottery: "Woven and Molded Expression" |
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1990 Exhibits |
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1/26-3/9 |
Denver Area and Sherry Allen and Inner City Expo artists: "African Heritage Artists Exhibition" |
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3/23-4/4 |
Jess Ramirez: photography; Ed Rogers and Orlando Mestas: clay sculpture and pottery; Eduardo Cervino and Jerry De La Cruz: paintings: "Hispanic Artists' Exhibition" |
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4/22-28 |
Frank X. Roberts: "Bookmark Collection" |
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5/18-6/29 |
Doree Pitkin: photographs; Phil Chalk and Jeanette Richstatter: paintings; Bettina Foothorap and Garth Mudge: blown glass: "Natural Tendencies" |
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7/13-8/24 |
Delilah Fiechter, Audrey Hopkins, Colette McLaughlin, Jeannie Sears, Annabel Moore: paintings; David Clinkenbeard: porcelain art: "Paintings and Porcelain Perspectives" |
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8/7-10 |
6th Annual Gladiolus Festival: by International Gladiolus Hall of Fame and North American Gladiolus Council coordinated by Sid and Velda Baldridge |
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7/7-10/19 |
Multimedia exhibit presented by artists from Alamosa and San Louis Valley: Sister City Exhibition |
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10/6-11/10 |
Verle Mickich: "Series in Diversity" |
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11/2-12/14 |
Helen Davis, Liz Johnson and Lory Schott: drawings, paintings, prints, books: "In Other Words" |
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1991 Exhibits |
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1/25-3/8 |
Lydia Ruyle, collograph collage prints and watercolor monoprints: "Magnum Opus: Art and Alchemy" |
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3/22-5/8 |
Paul Bernal: drawings; Christopher Quintana: sculpture; Carlota Espinoza: paintings, drawings and sculpture: "Creative Spirit of Aztlan". Exhibit in conjunction with Greeley's Cinco de Mayo celebration. UNC Professor, Alfonso Rodriquez recited his poetry during the reception. |
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5/17-6/28 |
Kathryn Stowe: art quilts; Jim and Nan McKinnell: pottery: "Contrasts and Analogies" |
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7/12-8/23 |
Lam Khong: paintings; Berndt Savig: paintings; David Seibel: raku pottery: "Three Artistic Adventures" |
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8/6-9 |
7th Annual Gladiolus Festival: by International Hall of Fame and North American Gladiolus Council, coordinated by Sid and Velda Baldridge |
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9/6-10/18 |
Evalyn Hickman: sand paintings, embossed paper, etched glass; Jerry Hubka: porcelains: "Path of the Spirit Revisited" |
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11/1-12/13 |
Dan Augenstein and former students: multimedia: "Ricochet" |
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1992 Exhibits |
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1/24-3/6 |
Don Macfarlane Retrospective Exhibition: paintings |
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3/27-5/8 |
Carlos Santistevan: sculpture; Bob Luna: masks, paintings; Al Sanchez and Carlos Fresquez: paintings: "Mi Linda Raza". German and Silvia Gutierrez sang and played guitar during the reception. |
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5/22-7/3 |
Colorado Institute of Art Exhibition: multimedia |
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7/24-8/21 |
Gary & Elsie Yoyokie: jewelry; Gloria Kahe: pottery; Carolyn Hearne: jewelry, paintings; Owen Seumptewa: photographs: Hopi Art Show |
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8/18-21 |
8th Annual Gladiolus Festival: coordinated by Sid and Velda Baldridge |
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9/18-10/23 |
Lawrence Von Bamford: "Architecture, Design, Art" |
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11/6-12/18 |
Coordinated by Marilyn Dillard and featured 11 artists: "The Season of Magic: Innovations in Quilts and Dolls" |
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1993 Exhibits |
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1/29-3/12 |
CSU Art Professor David Dietemann: paintings; Patricia and Steven Dietemann: pottery; Christa Strubel Dietemann: print: "The Dietemann's: A Family Affair with Art" |
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4/2-5/7 |
Sevon Lucero and Roberto Cordova: paintings; Genie Canales: alter by: "La Raza Simpatica" |
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5/21-7/2 |
Susan Anderson: clay work; Eleanor Caldwell: jewelry; Lynne Galluzzo: prints and drawings; Ron Lutz: photography: "The Medium and the Art" |
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7/23-8/27 |
Kathy Anderson: jewelry; Cynthia Cutts: earthware; Geralyn Cummings, Harry Daley, Allan McConnell: photography; Frances Dodd: oil painting; Britt Floden: weaving; Yvonne Halburian, Patricia Sloan, Michelle Salazar: watercolor; Jessica Hicks: stained glass; Jennifer Inge: silver horsehair; Nancy Morlan: ceramics; Terry Ruggles: wood & metal sculpture; other artists included: Karla Humphrey, Scott Tyler Lane, Kelly Burke Sears, Marian Seegrist, Sheri Shortridge, Jill Starkey, and David Montgomery: "The Associated Artists of the San Luis Valley 10th Anniversary Show" |
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8/18-20 |
9th Annual Gladiolus Festival: coordinated by Sid and Velda Baldridge |
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9/10-10/7 |
Jon Crane: watercolor; Jim Foster: bronze sculpture; Maxine Schwartz, Dan Sprick: paintings: "Imagining Reality" |
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11/5-12/10 |
Doree Pitkin: dolls; Fred Calland, John Flynn and Ernest Haight: quilts: "Fabrication: Contemporary Quilts and Dolls" |
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1994 Exhibits |
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8/24-8/26 |
10th Annual Gladiolus Festival: coordinated by Sid and Velda Baldridge |
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8/25-9/30 |
James Knadler: contemporary sculptor (metal) |
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11/3-12/14 |
Leah Bookman: metals and jewelry; Barbara Leyendecker: paintings and sculpture |
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1995 Exhibits |
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1/19-2/24 |
Tom Stevens: paintings |
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3/2-4/7 |
Darrell Anderson: paintings |
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4/20-5/31 |
Steve Rodrigues: air brush, watercolor, acrylic paintings |
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6/22-8/11 |
Rick Sellner: mulitmedia |
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8/17-9/27 |
Virginia Jenkins, Diane Deyo: painting, fibers |
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8/24-8/25 |
11th Annual Gladiolus Festival: coordinated by Sid and Velda Baldridge |
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10/5-10/31 |
Margaret Sunday: prints and handmade books |
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11/9-12/15 |
Lee Garnier, Ana Campos, Lynda Harris, Raul Hernandez, Beth Darling, Johnny Stanfield, Mark Pinales, Rebekah Leaf, and Michael Francis Hayes: paintings and drawings by homeless people: "Art from the Streets" |
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1996 Exhibits |
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1/18-3/17 |
UNC University Libraries Personnel Show: multimedia |
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3/28-5/17 |
Ben Valdez: paintings, sculpture |
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6/20-8/9 |
Bill Cordiner: collage, sculpture |
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8/1-8/2 |
12th Annual Gladiolus Festival: coordinated by Sid and Velda Baldridge |
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8/29-9/30 |
National Doll Show: Doree Pitkin, Curator |
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10/3-10/31 |
Tony Clough, Holly de Saillan, and Jim Moore: raku pottery, sculpture, vases and bird feeders; Laurie Kastner-Wells,: dyer and weaver of fabrics: "Art to Wear & Raku" |
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11/1-11/27 |
"Shape-shifting: Transformations in the Art of the Book" |
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11/7-12/15 |
Juel Grant: paintings and drawings: "Drawing Near the Distance" |
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1997 Exhibits |
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3/27-5/17 |
Emamuel Martinez: oils, acrylics, pastels, charcoal and sculpture: "Versatility" |
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9/97 |
Augustin V. Casasola: Photographs: "Images of the Revolution" |
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Glen Alps Exhibit, 1985 |
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The Glen Alps collagraph print exhibit, September 23-November 3, 1985, was a special exhibit. Exhibit Coordinator Betty Mooso and Visual Arts Chairman Dik Munson collaborated to secure a grant to bring Glen Alps' work to the campus. A joint exhibition was held in the Visual Arts John Mariani and Michener Library galleries. The Mariani gallery featured a retrospective of his work.
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No. 1 |
UNC Visual Arts collagraphy workshop May 13, 1985. |
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No. 2 |
"On Glen Alps" student and faculty comments. |
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No. 3 |
UNC Visual Arts workshop May 14, 1985. |
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No. 4 |
Alps' acceptance speech for the Trailblazer Award at the honored alumni banquet November 2, 1985. |
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Glen Alps died November 3, 1996, in Seattle, Washington. |
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File 3 |
Friends of the Library Centennial quilt (HANGING PICT) |
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see also RG13 S12 F8: Friends' gifts |
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File 4 |
Guest registers, 1983-1990 |
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File 5 |
Exhibits--Expenses |
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File 6 |
Obsolete mailing lists for invitations |
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File 7 |
Correspondence/memos |
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File 8 |
Addresses of artists |
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File 9 |
Administrative planning Files |
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see RG13 S12 F2 for calendars of events |
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Insurance for artwork |
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