Nancy Newman Rice, "Afterwards I," 2019; oil on canvas on panel; 40 x 40 in. Museum Purchase with funds from the Douglass Freed Endowment for Acquisitions.

a place like this

August 12 - December 17, 2023 Admission

This exhibition looks at the idea of place from a variety of perspectives and approaches to making. Utilizing both representational and conceptual approaches, a wide range of manifestations of place serve to show us what is familiar and quite different from our own piece of the world. These works are meant to serve as a window to the larger environment and raise our awareness of the experience we have in our everyday surroundings.

Exhibition Photos

Phillip Maberry, “Ceramic Relief,” 1995; glazed earthenware; 36.5 x 48.5 x 10 in. Gift of John and Sharon Hoffman.
Installation view of “a place like this.”
Installation view of “a place like this.”
Michael Byron, “The Activity in Rm. 501,” 2006; oil on canvas; 48 x 54 in. Museum purchase.
Installation view of “a place like this.”
Installation view of “a place like this.”
Nancy Newman Rice, “Afterwards I,” 2019; oil on canvas; 40 x 40 in. Museum purchase.
Installation view of “a place like this.”
Installation view of “a place like this.”
Installation view of “a place like this.”
Installation view of “a place like this.”
Linda Connor, “Tree and Temple, To Prahm, Angkor, Cambodia,” 2000; gold chloride-toned print; 7.625 x 9.625 in. Gift of Drs. Antonio & Luz Racela.
Installation view of “a place like this.”
Installation view of “a place like this.”
Installation view of “a place like this.”
Installation view of “a place like this.”
Mark Klett, “Light Falling on the Buddha, Temple, Marrang, Nepal,” 1981/1985; dye transfer print; 16 x 20 in. Gift of Drs. Antonio & Luz Racela.