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Cultivating Collections: Vitreographs, Glass, and Works by Black Artists
Exhibition: May 31 – July 29, 2022
Tom Nakashima, The Devil Came Down to Georgia, vitreograph, image size 16x36 in, paper size 17x36 in. Gift of Harvey K. and Bess Littleton.
Cultivating Collections: Vitreographs, Glass, and Works by Black Artists
May 31 – July 29, 2022
Cultivating Collections: Glass extends through December 9, 2022
Cultivating Collections is a multi-year series of exhibitions that highlights specific areas of the WCU Fine Art Museum’s Collection, which includes over 1,800 works of art in a wide range of media by artists of the Americas. Through this series, the Museum and WCU student researchers identify key acquisition areas and pinpoint where significant change is needed. This year, Cultivating Collections reflects on three areas of the Collection—vitreographs, glass, and works by Black artists. Key works in each area come together to tell the story of past, present, and future collecting directions.
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Bardo Arts Center turns 15 this year! To celebrate, explore our blog and discover upcoming events and experiences from the WCU Fine Art Museum and the Bardo Arts Center (BAC) Performance Hall. Learn about our fall exhibitions, film screenings, and other opportunities, all available in a virtual format.
