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2009-10
Art Department/ Cooley Gallery Lectures & Other Art Events
September
September 1– December 5, 2009, noon- 6 p.m., Tuesday – Sunday,
Douglas F.
Cooley Memorial Art Gallery
THE LANGUAGE OF THE NUDE:
FOUR CENTURIES OF DRAWING THE HUMAN BODY
Old Master Drawings from the Crocker Art Museum
http://www.reed.edu/gallery/
September 6, 6:30 p.m., Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery
BRODY CONDON: WITHOUT SUN MODIFICATION
Condon stages three successive performances beginning at 6:30 pm. Condon explores the human body’s
gestures in extremis, creating visionary explorations of the body in the throes of psychoactive
and transformative events.
Brody Condon
http://www.reed.edu/gallery/
September 6, 6:30 p.m., Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery anteroom
ANTOINE CATALA: VIDEO PORTRAITS FOR VERTICAL TELEVISIONS
Catala uses digital and analog technology to explore the human body as an ecstatic, revelatory
organism, synthesizing the corporeal and the technological.
Antoine Catala
http://www.reed.edu/gallery/
Tuesday, September 15, 6:30 p.m., Psychology 105 lecture hall
Curator's Talk
Crocker Art Museum Curator William Braezeale lectures on the exhibition, refreshments served, followed by late viewing hours at the Cooley Gallery.
Tuesday, September 29, 7 p.m., Art Building gallery
Kaspar Locher Summer Creative Scholarship presentations
October
Thursday, October 8, 7 p.m., Vollum lecture hall
Monday, October 26, 7 p.m., Vollum lecture hall
Renowned Renaissance Art Historian David Rosand,
Meyer Shapiro Professor of Art History, Columbia University, presents "Things Never Seen:
Graphic Fantasy and the Dreaming Draftsman."
View artist
website
Wednesday, October 28, Kaul Auditorium
Lunch with art majors.
November
Monday, November 2, 6:30 p.m. , Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery
Calling All Souls
Join Cooley Gallery curator Stephanie Snyder and PICA Visual Art Program Director Kristan Kennedy for a conversation about the contemporary projects by Brody Condon and Antoine Catala.
Wednesday, November 4, 7 p.m., Psychology 105 lecture hall
Thursday, November 12, 5:30 p.m., Psychology 105 lecture hall
Kenneth Haltman
February
Wednesday, February 24, 7 p.m., Vollum lecture hall
Terry Winters public lecture (Ostrow Distinguished Visitor)
Stephen E. Ostrow Distinguished Visitors
The Stephen E. Ostrow Distinguished Visitors Program in the Visual Arts was established by a generous 1988 gift from Edward and Sue Cooley and John and Betty Gray in support of art history and its place in the humanities. The lecture program enables Reed College’s art department to bring distinguished individuals in the arts to the college for periods of up to a week. These visitors give public lectures and seminars with students.
The intent of the program is to bring to campus creative people who are distinguished in connection with the visual arts and who will provide "a forum for conceptual exploration, challenge, and discovery." The program is named in honor of Stephen Ostrow as a tribute to his career and out of respect for his advisory role in the formulation of the Cooley-Gray gift and the design of the Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery. Ostrow is the chief of the prints and drawings division of the Library of Congress.
2010.02 Terry
Winters
2009.10 David
Rosand
2009.
03 Alexander Nemerov
2008.10 David Reed '68
2007.11 Gary Hill, video artist
2007.10 Barbara Stafford, art historian
2007.04 David Freedberg, art historian
2006.10 Mona Hatoum, installation artist/sculptor
2005.04 Ann Hamilton, installation artist
2004.09 Hans Haacke, conceptualist artist
2003.11 Jennifer Bartlett, painter/printmaker
2003.04 T.J. Clark, art historian
2003.04 Al Held, abstract painter
2002.11 Leo Steinberg, art historian
2000.04 Michael Fried, art historian
2000.01 Judy Pfaff, installation artist
1999.04 Linda Nochlin, art historian
1999.03 Adrian Piper, performance artist
1998.09 Robert Davidson, performance/installation artist
1997.09 Robert Morris, minimalist sculptor
1996.09 Jules Feiffer, graphic artist
