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Carleton College Art Gallery publications. Warren MacKenzie and the Function Tradition in Clay. Dale K. Haworth with. Karen F. Beall. ...

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Carleton College Art Gallery publicationsPage 1Carleton College Art Gallery publicationsWarren MacKenzie and the Function Tradition in ClayDale K. Haworth withKaren F. Beall. Essay Chronological Checklist.The Carleton College Art Gallery 1995Color and black & white illustrations.10 x 8 1/4" 64p$15.00We reserve the right to limit quantities.Claiming Title: Australian Aboriginal Artists and the LandLaurel Bradley: Introduction descriptive captions ( with Deborah Bird Rose). Doreen Mellor essay Indigenous Australian Art:Title and Claim.The Carleton College Art Gallery 1999.Color illustrations.11 7/16 x 8 1/2" 24p$12.00Warren MacKenzie and the functional Tradition in Clay treats this Minnesota master's life and art.Claiming Title: Australian Aboriginal Artists and the Land explores cultural legal and other relationship between art identity and traditional lands in an exhibition featuring over thirty Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists.Page 2Vantage Points: Campus as PlaceLaurel Bradley esay Vantage Points: Campus as Place. Frank Martin essay Discovering the Familiar: Photography is aCampusRevealing Act. Artist biographies. Artist Statements.The Carleton College Art Gallery 2002Color and black & white illustrations.10 1/2 x 8" 64p$15.00 Kettles: Japanese Artistry and American ArtistsIncludes Process: the Sogata Casting Method with views iinto Miya Nobuho's Kamasada Studio in Moirioka Japan; essay: TheJapanese Water Kettle: Themes and Variations by William T.Thrasher; biographies of the artists.The Carleton College Art Gallery 2004Color photographs9 3/4 x 7 7/8" 32p$10.00Vantage Points: Campus as Place presents three interpretations of the Carleton campus by three Minnesota photographers. Alec Soth works large and in color Dow creates small evocative images using antiquated processes and Faust makes crisp black and white panoramas which highlight justaposition and change.Kettles: Japanese Artistry and American Artists celebrates the ...

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