Curricular Connections: Teaching with the Museums’ Collections
Reeves Museum of Ceramics, Elisabeth S. Gottwald Gallery, August 21, 2023 - April 13, 2024
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Curricular Connections: Teaching with the Museums’ Collections
Curricular Connections: Teaching with the Museums’ Collections demonstrates the Museums at W&L’s ongoing commitment to its teaching mission by advancing learning through direct engagement with the collection and facilitating an interdisciplinary appreciation of art, history, and culture. Featuring a rotating selection of works from the permanent collection, the exhibition highlights recent acquisitions that support courses across the University’s curriculum that speak to the university’s academic objectives and the culturally rich interests of the community.
Curricular Connections was curated by Patricia Hobbs, Senior Curator of Art, and Elizabeth Spear, Curator of Academic Engagement.
On View: August 21, 2023 - April 13, 2024
Location: Reeves Museum of Ceramics, Elisabeth S. Gottwald Gallery
Photo (left): Teapot with Portrait of Marian Anderson, 2021
Roberto Lugo
Museum Purchase with Funds Provided by W. Groke Mickey
Arts
- Lenfest Center for the Arts
-
Museums
- Visit
-
Exhibitions
- Current Exhibits
- Online Exhibits
-
Past Exhibits
- Mohammad Omer Khalil: Musings
- 開花結果 Open Flowers Bear Fruit
- Curricular Connections: Teaching with the Museums' Collections
- We Love Life Whenever We Can
- Mother Clay: The Pottery of Three Pueblo Women
- Born of Fire: Contemporary Japanese Women Ceramic Artists
- Museum Menagerie
- Capturing Color
- The Root of the Matter
- "My Art Speaks for Both My Peoples"
- Auspicious Animals
- Chaos in Color
- Inscapes
- Breaking the Chains
- Programs
- Education
- Collections
- About
- Online Museum Shop
- Galleries
- Japanese Tea Room