Previous Exhibits – 2004

Index of Previous Exhibits

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  Jaune Quick-To-See Smith

  

  September 7 –
  December 5, 2004

  Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, an activist for contemporary American Indian art, uses humor and satire in her drawings, prints, paintings, and mixed-media installations to examine myths, stereotypes, and the paradox of American Indian life in contrast to American consumerism.

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  Vision Quest:
  Men, Woman, and Sacred Sites of the Sioux Nation

  

  October 9 –
  December 5, 2004

  This color photography exhibit by Don Doll, S.J. looks at contemporary Lakotas, Dakotas, and Nakotas who have chosen to carry the traditions and culture of their people to future generations.

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  Mid-Century Traditions:
  Native American Dolls from the 1950s

  

  October 9
  December 5, 2004

  Native American life on the reservations is explored in this exhibit of 24 handcrafted dolls from the Doyle Collection of Native American Dolls, on loan from the Robbins Museum of Archaeology in Middleborough, Mass.

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  Passionate Pursuits

  

  Artwork: An osprey from the bird carving collection of Ardis Roisum, Friend of the Thorne.

  June 5 - August 4, 2004

  Keene State College faculty, staff, students, alumni, and Friends of the Thorne share their share their creations, collectibles, and leisure pursuits.

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  Selections from the Collection

  

  Artwork: "Merchant Marine,"
  1943, an oil on board painting
  by Alexander James (1890-1946).

  An exhibition of artwork in the Thorne's permanent collection by contemporary artists and 19th-century artists from the Dublin Art Colony, which flourished around New Hampshire's Mount Monadnock.

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  Emerging Art 2004:
  The Annual Keene State College Art Students' Exhibition

  

  Artwork: "Timeline" by Alison Davis, a series of life-size paintings depicting today's woman inspired by films from the 1950s and '60s, received the 2004 People's Choice Award in studio art.

  April 12 -
  May 9, 2004

  An exhibition of recent works in a variety of media by studio art and graphic design seniors and other students taking art courses at KSC. Visitors are invited to vote for People's Choice Commendations in studio art and graphic design. Winners to be announced on Monday, May 3.

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  The Biennial Keene State College Art Faculty Exhibition

  January 24 –
  February 29, 2004

  Featuring recent works in a variety of media by KSC art and graphic design faculty.