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Podcasts – Gino Parin in Trieste: Portrait of an Artist During the Holocaust

Posted by twm4 on February 21, 2023

Episode 1: Church in Cottonwood Accordion Closed

We visit a church in Arizona and discover Gino Parin through his painting, Cristo (ca. 1942), now housed in the sacristy of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Cottonwood. Born Federico Guglielmo Jehuda Pollack in Trieste in 1876, Parin was a close friend of the Springer family, some of whom moved to the United States, bringing with them a collection of the artist’s work.

Accordion Closed

Episode 2: Città:… Read more

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Things Not Seen: Art and Healing through Narratives of Hope, Grief, Loss, and Struggles for Self-Acceptance

Posted by Jo Whitney on May 17, 2022

The NAU Art Museums’ Clara M. Lovett Art Museum is proud to participate in a multi-venue exhibition:

Things Not Seen: Art and Healing through Narratives of Hope, Grief, Loss, and Struggles for Self-Acceptance

Venue and events dates:

Reception at the Beasley Gallery 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 6, 2022

Reception at the Murdoch Community Center, 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. on… Read more

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Native Northwest: Contemporary

Posted by twm4 on November 19, 2020

Native Northwest: Contemporary, opening January 2021, presented in our East Gallery, features Indigenous Pacific Northwestern artists Lillian Pitt, Joe Feddersen, Rick Bartow, and James Lavadour, and is a part of our larger presentation of artworks from the Aaron M. Memorial Collection.

Lillian Pitt is a descendent of the Warm Springs, Wasco, and Yakama tribes. Her art career began in the 1980s… Read more

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Veteran’s Day – Nov 11, 2020

Posted by twm4 on November 11, 2020

Credit: R. C. Gorman, The Navajo Code Talkers Monument. 1995. Stone, bronze. Commissioned by Northern Arizona University. Bronze bust to collarbone in bronze mounted to stone base

Happy Veteran’s Day! NAU Art Museum extends its appreciation to all members of our military, past, and present, for your service and sacrifice.

In light of Veteran’s Day, we shine a spotlight on this Navajo Code Talkers monument made by renowned artist and NAU alumnus RC Gorman to commemorate the 50th anniversary of World War II. This monument was officially unveiled exactly 25 years ago, on Veteran’s Day in 1995.

The sculpture is dedicated to the Navajo Code Talkers,… Read more

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Reunion

Posted by twm4 on October 13, 2020

Our current exhibition, Reunion, is a metaphorical gathering of old friends and a celebration of life, featuring artworks from the Aaron M. Macy Memorial collection and the NAU Art Museum’s permanent collection. Reunion offers a glimpse at a group of artists, their connections to each other, and Northern Arizona University, as seen through examples of their work.

The NAU College of… Read more

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“May You Live in Interesting Times”

Posted by mlw422 on March 4, 2020

Art of the Book

Exhibition Run: February 4 – Closed early due to COVID-19 concerns.

Check back frequently for any additional information.

The following artworks have been accepted into the May you Live in Interesting Times exhibition.

  • Bailey, Alicia: Endangered II, Endangered Volume III, and Popillia Japonica
  • Baldner, Karen: Rising Hackles, Another Side, and Letting Go 
  • Bryant, Sarah: The Address, It is Mandatory to Complete This… Read more

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