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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Spring Break: A Trip to England
Last week was OSU’s Spring Break, and I had the distinct pleasure of taking a group on a week-long tour of London—plus a day trip to Bath. Among the students and staff accompanying me on the trip were our two … Continue reading
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Designing the Museum: The Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University
In February 2011, I visited the campus of Michigan State University—my former employer. While there, I took the opportunity to check out the construction site for the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum, which was destined to replace the Kresge … Continue reading
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The Growing Collection: A gift of monoprints by Maxine Wood Warren
A focus of the OSUMA collection is modernist work by Oklahoma artists. Unsurprisingly, many artists across the state who were interested in avant-garde aesthetics were also involved in art education—and Maxine Wood Warren, the subject of this week’s post, was … Continue reading