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Photographs by Kay Westhues

Snite Museum of Art

May 31-July 19, 2009

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This exhibition will display about fifty color prints selected from her current project of photographing rural culture in Indiana. Westhues studied photography at the Rhode Island School of Design and Indiana University.

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  Tickets: Free and open to the public

• Dates & Times

  Dates:
  May 31-July 19, 2009

  Times:
  Tuesday – Wednesday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
  Thursday – Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
  Sunday, 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

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  Snite Museum of Art

  Snite Museum of Art South Bend, IN 46556

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  The Visitor Parking lot just east of the Marie DeBartolo Center for Performing Arts is available at all times and can be accessed from the corner of Eddy Street and Holy Cross Drive, accessible by traveling north of Edison Avenue on Eddy Street. The $2.00 fee is paid upon exiting, or by using a free token available at the front security desk.

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    "Now Showing at the Mount Vernon Art Museum"
    Comment posted by: Robert Schueler from Mount Vernon Iowa usa, Oct 25, 2009
    

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    "Fantastic exhibit of little-known treasures"
    Review posted by: Julia Douthwaite from South Bend, IN, Sep 13, 2008
    

    This exhibit features a number of little-known treasures from the revolutionary era housed at Notre Dame. It is a must-see for anyone interested in the relations between art and politics during the... Expand

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    This exhibit features a number of little-known treasures from the revolutionary era housed at Notre Dame. It is a must-see for anyone interested in the relations between art and politics during the French Rev., or any period. Especially interesting are the domestic images of women and children, by famous artists such as David and Vigée-Lebrun. The exhibit is linked to the bilingual colloquium (open to the public) sponsored by IUSB and ND on revolutionary studies which will bring scholars from around the world to South Bend on October 6-7, 2008. See website: http://www.nd.edu/~colloque/index.html. High school teachers and students are especially urged to attend. The exhibit is a wonderful resource and should facilitate interdisciplinary study of art, politics, and literature around our region. Thank you Snite Museum! Collapse

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    "Celebrating Women's Point of View"
    Review posted by: Anne Dilenschneider from Montara, CA, USA, Jul 01, 2007
    

    This exhibit of the work of the women of TGP is a powerful mix of history, art, and women's sensibility. Like many of the works in this exhibit, the piece, "Derecho A Alimentarese"/"The Right to Feed... Expand

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    This exhibit of the work of the women of TGP is a powerful mix of history, art, and women's sensibility. Like many of the works in this exhibit, the piece, "Derecho A Alimentarese"/"The Right to Feed Oneself" by African-American TGP artist Elizabeth Catlett (who lived in Mexico for 30 years) has a stunning luminosity. This beautiful, powerful exhibit is not to be missed. Collapse

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