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June 21, 2012 – December 2, 2012 | Winton Jones Gallery (344) | Free Exhibition Art historian Alfred Moir (1924-2010) of Santa Barbara has bequeathed his superb collection of art to the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The gift, which comprises more than 250 works, includes drawings, watercolors, paintings, and prints
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Seminole/Muscogee/Diné), Curatorial Council Member; Professor

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November 11, 2023 – May 27, 2024 | Galleries 301-304 | Free What happens when Native American and American art is seen together, rather than in separate places? Might we look at these artworks in a new way? What stories and connections emerge from this new way of being together? These are some of the questions that guided a collaboratively reimagined suite of galleries. This Indigenous-led, consensus-based curatorial experiment is based on Dakota philosophies and ways of being
Cooks (curator and professor, University of California

; DY Begay, Navajo artist, Santa Fe; Janet Berlo, professor

May 2, 2015 – December 6, 2015 | Galleries 315/316 | Free Exhibition During the Renaissance, the advent of printmaking and a new interest in anatomical science converge in representing man for the beauty of his proportions and for the mechanical perfection of his inner structure. Famous artists illustrated the studies of physicians, and dissections became the theater of a new empirical approach to anatomy
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Roberta Bartoli Presently professor at the University

November 1, 2014 – April 21, 2015 | Gallery 255 | Free Exhibition As early as 5,000 years ago, Andean people were producing art that interwove the natural and supernatural worlds. Through rituals and the intercession of priests and nobles, Andean people strove to create and maintain ayni (balance and harmony) within a dualistic cosmos
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