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Could You Dim the Lights Gallery Conversation with four seated speakers
Oct 29, 2024
Jen Everett: Could you dim the lights? Gallery Conversation
Jen Everett: Could you dim the lights? Opening night conversation with Jen Everett, Briona Simone Jones, and Amy Powell
Oct 29, 2024
Jen Everett: Could you dim the lights? Opening Night Conversation
Zoom call with Lex Lancaster
Feb 8, 2022
Lecture by Lex Lancaster | Queer Abstraction: Dragging Difficult Histories
Man playing violin
Feb 8, 2022
Art Remastered 2021 | “What Stays Behind” by Andrew M. Rodriguez
The frame holds 4 images. One is a man smiling, another one is trimming a bush, there's a man standing with a pitchfork, and the other is standing in front of a house.
Sep 30, 2021
Art + Design Visitors Series: Jill H. Casid at Krannert Art Museum
KAM Artist Talk with Jim McDowell
Sep 16, 2021
KAM Artist Talk by Jim McDowell on African American Face Jugs
Grid of four people speaking on zoom. Clockwise from top right: Sharon Irish, a woman in colorful scarf with short hair; Lou Turner, a man with white hair and moustache in a pink shirt; Jorge Lucero, a man with glasses and a goatee; Amy Powell, in black.
Mar 9, 2021
Book Release & Conversation with Sharon Irish, author of The Place of Intervention: Social Practice and Cybernetics in Public
Triple Goddess by Bea Nettles from Harvest of Memory conversation
Jan 28, 2021
Harvest of Memory Gallery Conversation with Bea Nettles and Amy L. Powell
Screenshot of a frame from the Bea Nettles talk at Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, NY in 1974. It shows a self portrait of the artist in a star covered dress, holding her skirt out to the sides. It is hand-colored in blue tones like night and sky.
Jan 27, 2021
Bea Nettles: 1974 Artist Talk at Visual Studies Workshop
Chet La More, Civilians, ca. 1937. Lithograph. Allocated by the US Government, Commissioned through the New Deal art projects, 1943-4-231.
Dec 22, 2020
Pressing Issues Artwork Highlight | Chet La More's "Civilians"
Black and white print of a woman whose face is in shadow slumped over a sewing machine. Her body posture shows exhaustion.
Dec 22, 2020
Pressing Issues Artwork Highlight | Riva Helfond's "Custom Made"
Black and white print that depicts a huddled family carrying their belongings through a desolate, dark landscape. They are robed/veiled and are so close that it's hard to distinguish individual people.
Dec 22, 2020
Pressing Issues Artwork Highlight | Joseph Leboit's "Refugees"
Ida Abelman, My Father Reminisces, 1937. Lithograph. Allocated by the US Government, Commissioned through the New Deal art projects, 1943-4-1.
Dec 21, 2020
Pressing Issues Artwork Highlight | Ida Abelman's "My Father Reminisces"
Grid of faces of Zoom participants for the virtual opening celebration for Bea Nettles Harvest of Memory. 25 faces are pictured in a grid format.
Dec 18, 2020
Virtual Opening for Bea Nettles: Harvest of Memory
Detail from grid of images of headstones taken in Mt. Hope Cemetery in Champaign, Illinois by artist Bea Nettles. The images were taken while she was an MFA student at the University of Illinois.
Nov 17, 2020
Mt. Hope Cemetery Walking Tour with Bea Nettles and David Hays
Image of a black and white print that shows a large sewing machine with protesters at the left side, workers underneath being crushed, and capitalists on the right profiting on the exploitation of the workers. The print is by Ida Abelman.
Oct 22, 2020
Pressing Issues: Women and Labor in the 1930s
Image of a small open book with text on the left side and a photograph of a woman on the right hand page. She has her body turned to the right but her head is turned to face the viewer. She wears a dress and her hair is up.
Oct 15, 2020
Bea Nettles | The Imaginary Blowtorch
Image of an open book with test of a story on the right hand page. The image at the top of the book, small enough to fit in a human hand, is of a woman's torso with a string bikini.
Oct 15, 2020
Bea Nettles | The Nymph of the Highlands

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