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To Survive on This Shore and Metamorphoses, Fall 2022

August 16, 2022 – December 10, 2022

The Newcomb Art Museum’s Fall exhibitions explore themes of aging, identity, visibility, change, transition, and movement.

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Metamorphoses: Highlights from the Permanent Collection

John T. Scott "Window Moth, Rain Window", monotype on paper, 1997
Michel Varisco "Trôleuse" from the series "King Tides", dye-sublimated photographic print on aluminum, 2019
Roberta Beverly Kennon "Tall Vase with Louisiana Iris Design", underglaze painting with glossy glaze on incised clay body, 1905
Ida Kohlmeyer, "Hooped", paint on wood, 1985
The Vestiges Project "Flood Lines", photgraphic print on transparency film" 2008
Melissa Turner Drumm "Trophy", laser cut steel on stone, 2015
Carrie Mae Weems "Approaching Time", iris print on paper, 2003

To Survive on This Shore: Photographs and Interviews with Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Older Adults by Jess T. Dugan and Vanessa Fabbre

Jess T. Duggan "Duchess Milan, 69, Los Angeles, CA", pigment print, 2017
pigment print, 2015
Jess T. Duggan "Jay, 59, New York, NY", pigment print, 2015
Jess T. Duggan "Preston, 52, East Haven, CT", pigment print, 2016
pigment print, 2017
Jess T. Duggan "Sky, 64, Palm Springs, CA", pigment print, 2016
pigment print 2016
pigment print, 2014

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