Monthly Archives: March 2014

Jerome Tiger, “Old Memories,” 1966

Posted on March 31, 2014 by osucurator

Students in “History of Twentieth Century Art” last fall had the option to research objects in the OSUMA collection, and I’ve been featuring highlights from their papers this spring. This week’s post is adapted from research and writing by Kyra … Continue reading →

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Briefcase, Senegal, late 20th century

Posted on March 24, 2014 by osucurator

This week, we hear again from students in Professor Jennifer Borland’s students in the art history survey, ART 2613. As it has done several times in the past, Professor Borland’s class included student research on objects in the permanent collection. … Continue reading →

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Spring Break—means time for some research!

Posted on March 17, 2014 by osucurator

Happy Spring Break, OSU Art Collection Blog readers! For OSU students and faculty, Spring Break means many different things: this time last year, for example, I was in England with a wonderful group of students having the study abroad experience … Continue reading →

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Pablo Picasso, “Toros en Vallauris,” 1955

Posted on March 10, 2014 by osucurator

Students in “History of Twentieth Century Art” this fall had the option to research objects in the OSUMA collection. For the next few weeks on the blog, I will be featuring their research. This week’s author is Megan Hughes, who … Continue reading →

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Brummett Echo Hawk, “The Creek Council Tree,” ca. 1967

Posted on March 3, 2014 by osucurator

Students in “History of Twentieth Century Art” this fall had the option to research objects in the OSUMA collection. For the next few weeks on the blog, I will be featuring their research. This week’s author is Hilary Wallace, who … Continue reading →

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