Today we celebrate the work of Linda River Rossi, who has taught photography at Carleton for two decades. In her photographic and installation-based work, River says she has “sought the poetic intersections of history, science, and art” which is evident in River’s current installation for ‘Chronologia.’ As an educator, River explained she has emphasized “the relationship between technique and the emotional impact of image making” in order to demonstrate how “technology should support content and concept.” Thank you for the many years of inspiring Carleton students, River!
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In order to see River’s work, stop by the Perlman Teaching Museum located in the Weitz Center for Creativity or visit our website to explore a virtual walkthrough of the exhibition. Due to COVID restrictions, the galleries are only open to Carleton students, faculty and staff, but the exhibition is available to walk through virtually on our website (link in bio).
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Alongside our current exhibition, ‘Chronologia,’ celebrating artists and retiring Carleton faculty Fred Hagstrom, Dan Bruggeman, and Linda River Rossi, we also celebrate their profound influence as educators. To recognize their impact on generations of Carleton students, we have curated an online exhibition that showcases the works of alumni who have studied under Fred, Dan, and River. To see the alumni’s works, learn about their practices, and read their favorite memories of all three educators, visit the online exhibition, linked in our bio.
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Here is a selection of artworks by alumni who work in a broad variety of mediums, but who have all incorporated the teachings of Fred, Dan, and River. Scroll through this collection to explore painting, sculpture, and much more. Stay tuned for even more wonderful alumni work tomorrow! ...

Alongside our current exhibition, ‘Chronologia,’ celebrating artists and retiring Carleton faculty Fred Hagstrom, Dan Bruggeman, and Linda River Rossi, we also celebrate their profound influence as educators. To recognize their impact on generations of Carleton students, we have curated an online exhibition that showcases the works of alumni who have studied under Fred, Dan, and River. To see the alumni’s works, learn about their practices, and read their favorite memories of all three educators, visit the online exhibition, linked in our bio.
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Here is a selection of artworks by alumni who work in a broad variety of mediums, but who have all incorporated the teachings of Fred, Dan, and River. Scroll through this collection to explore painting, sculpture, and much more. Stay tuned for even more wonderful alumni work tomorrow! ...

Today, we highlight the work of senior lecturer in studio art Daniel Bruggeman which is currently on display in our exhibition ‘Chronologia: Celebrating the Careers of Daniel Bruggeman, Fred Hagstrom, and Linda River Rossi.’ Dan’s paintings represent the midwestern landscape, which in his words is “compelling because it is vast, a little threatening, and, at times, uncanny.” In the classroom, Dan teaches his students to look closely, carefully, and slowly at the world around them, cherishing the moments when the studio becomes silent and students are “engaged in an intimate relationship between their perceptions and the drawing materials in their hand.” We will miss you on campus next year Dan!!!
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In order to see Dan’s work, stop by the Perlman Teaching Museum located in the Weitz Center for Creativity or visit our website to explore a virtual walkthrough of the exhibition. Due to COVID restrictions, the galleries are open to Carleton students, faculty and staff only.
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Alongside our current exhibition, ‘Chronologia,’ celebrating artists and retiring Carleton faculty Fred Hagstrom, Dan Bruggeman, and Linda River Rossi, we also celebrate their profound influence as educators. To recognize their impact on generations of Carleton students, we have curated an online exhibition that showcases the works of alumni who have studied under Fred, Dan, and River. To see the alumni’s works, learn about their practices, and read their favorite memories of all three educators, visit the online exhibition, linked in our bio.
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Here is a selection of artworks by alumni who work in a broad variety of mediums, but who have all incorporated the teachings of Fred, Dan, and River. Scroll through this collection to explore painting, sculpture, and much more. Stay tuned for even more wonderful alumni work next week! #art #artist #alumni ...

Today we spotlight the work of Fred Hagstrom. Fred has been an instructor of printmaking and valued member of the Carleton Studio Art Department since 1984. His works are currently on display in our exhibition ‘Chronologia: Celebrating the Careers of Daniel Bruggeman, Fred Hagstrom, and Linda River Rossi.’ Throughout his time at Carleton, Fred has experimented with large-scale woodcut relief, while always returning to his original intaglio style. He will be retiring from teaching this spring.

In his own words “I have encountered so many new people, places and ideas during my time at Carleton College: the many visitors we have had; my off-campus experiences; travel to visit art collections; students who have made me think; colleagues who have both supported and pushed me. I have been very fortunate, and am deeply appreciative.” You will be deeply missed on campus, Fred! Thank you for the many years of inspiring Carleton students! 🙏
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