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Changing Traditions in Pacific Art
September 07, 2002, through November 10, 2002

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Untitled (Bill Viola and Carrie Mae Weems)
July 27, 2002, through October 18, 2002

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Surrealist Works from the Permanent Collection
July 20, 2002, through September 01, 2002

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Untitled (Stanley William Hayter’s engraving series The Death of Hector, 1979)
May 18, 2002, through July 21, 2002

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Paintings, 1993–1999

Joe Novak
May 18, 2002, through July 14, 2002
This exhibition explores the work of artist Joe Novak, Dartmouth Class of 1952 during a period of time when he focused primarily on painting. His paintings on canvas, abstract excursions into color and light, are infused with a meditative quality.

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Psychedelic Rock Posters of Haight-Asbury

High Society
March 26, 2002, through May 19, 2002
The largest survey of psychedelic rock posters in more than twenty years, this exhibition presents selections from the extensive collection of Paul Prince and includes important examples by each of the "Big Five" artists of psychedelic poster design: Wes Wilson, Rick Griffin, Victor Moscoso, Stanley Mouse, and Alton Kelley. These works, intended to serve as ephemeral street advertisements, present a unique opportunity to observe the evolution of a psychedelic art form during a turning point in American consciousness.

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