Exhibitions – Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art

Exhibitions

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Radical Naturalism—Elizabeth M. Webb: a bearing tree is a witness; an oak is an echo

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Black Codes: Art and Post-Civil Rights Alabama

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Three pieces of framed sheet music with large, dusty smudges of graphite and charcoal.

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Bethany Collins: Accord

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Walter Hood: Arc of Life/Ark of Bones

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Sam Moyer: Memory Mine

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Unveiled!

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An oil painting on a black bear on a rock.

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Radical Naturalism – Jim Draper: Feral

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Monuments and Myths: The America of Sculptors Augustus Saint-Gaudens and Daniel Chester French

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A figure with hands at their side looks down and walks toward bright lights.

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Indecent Spaces

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A Jordan Air5 sneaker made made of recycled materials from the Auburn Bookstore

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Andy Yoder: Overboard

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Clay Body – Pottery and Stoneware of the Southeast

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Invisible Thread

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Masaomi Yasunaga: In Holding Close

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Object Lab

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A circular stand holds multiple guitars in the center of a gallery.

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FretHaus

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Faculty Exhibition Seven

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Radical Naturalism – Tommy Coleman “A New Nature & my problem with the vessel”

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Crafting America

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Birds nesting

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Nurture: Audubon’s Nesting Imagery

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L’Affichomania: The Passion for French Posters

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Poster featuring the letters A, R and T.

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Underground Images: A Half-Century of SVA Subway Posters Created by Women

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Peaceful landscape of trees in the forest.

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Impressionism: Translating the Modern World

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Agricultural landscape captured by environmental satellites.

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Mother Earth as Art

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Myrtice West - Alabama Queen

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From Her Innermost Self: Visionary Art of Southern Women

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Feminist Forms: Contemporary Sculpture from the Permanent Collection

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Vessels and Their Voices Exhibition

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Vessels and Their Voices: the Legacy of Alabama Pottery

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Structure made from sweet gum vines

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Out of the Box

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Gallery Susan York

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The Unfolding Center: Art and Poetry by Susan York and Arthur Sze

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Southern Interiors: Photographs from The Do Good Fund

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Please Play Again: The Art of Janet Nolan

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Frank Applebee

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The Artistic Legacy of API

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Florence Neal

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Fire and Water: Prints by Florence Neal

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Roger Brown, Navy Pier (detail), 1986, color lithograph and silkscreen, 12/50, Museum purchase and partial gift of the Brown family.

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Creative Cadences: Works by Roger and Greg Brown

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Wendy DesChene, Ostraka, 2018, ^03 glazes on earthenware and silkscreen monoprint transfer, Variable dimensions

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AU VI: Department of Art and Art History Studio Faculty Exhibition

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Ekaterina Smirnova 67P VII, Vapor Study, 2016 Water media on paper

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Ekaterina Smirnova: Selected Paintings from the Series 67P

Selected Paintings from the Series 67P

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Out of the Box: A Juried Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition 2017

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Porter-Price Collection

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Porter-Price Collection

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Out of the Box: A Juried Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition

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Out of the Box: A Juried Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition

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Art-o-mat: Artists in Cellophane

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Art-o-mat: Artists in Cellophane

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Out of the Box: A Juried Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition

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