Exhibition Archive

The Studio Art class of 2023, Carleton Art and Art History department, and Perlman Teaching Museum invite you to visit the Senior Art Show, May 12–June 9, 2023. This annual exhibition showcases new artwork by graduating seniors, developed through the comps process, the capstone project that all Studio Art majors undertake.

The Perlman Teaching Museum is delighted to present an exhibit of recent work by studio art faculty members Kelly Connole, Jade Hoyer, Eleanor Jensen, David Lefkowitz, Stephen Mohring, Danny Saathoff, and Xavier Tavera. On display January 12–April 16, 2023.

The Perlman Teaching Museum presents an exhibition of mixed-media works on paper by contemporary artist Julie Buffalohead (Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma), September 29–November 16, 2022. Buffalohead creates visual narratives told by animal characters that have personhood, agency, individuality, and power.

Curious Objects presents highlights from the Perlman Teaching Museum’s permanent collection, emphasizing how students and faculty use art as a teaching tool. The exhibition is on display September 6–November 16, 2022, and includes a mix of artworks from around the world.

The Studio Art class of 2022, Carleton Art and Art History department, and Perlman Teaching Museum invite you to visit the Senior Art Show, May 12–June 10, 2022. This annual exhibition showcases new artwork by graduating seniors, developed through the comps process, the capstone project that all Studio Art majors undertake.

Curated by students in Professor Baird Jarman’s “History of Campus Planning” course (Fall 2021) and Perlman Teaching Museum Director Sara Cluggish’s “Curatorial Seminar” (Winter 2022), Imagined Futures, Forgotten Pasts explores the architectural history of Carleton College from its founding in 1866 until today. On display in the Perlman Teaching Museum April 8–June 10, 2022.

Lessons in Intaglio is a student-curated cross campus exhibition on view in both the Weitz Center for Creativity and Gould Library. The 27 works on paper included highlight recent Carleton Art Collection acquisitions by printmakers from the Iowa Print School program and influential printmaker and educator Mauricio Lasansky. January 22–June 10, 2022.

The Perlman Teaching Museum presents an exhibition of sculptures produced over the last five years by New York-based artist Doreen Lynette Garner, January 6–April 17, 2022. Garner’s artwork draws on a troubled American tradition of medically sanctioned experimentation on Black women’s bodies, a history which connects to the unequal medical care African Americans receive to this day.

The Perlman Teaching Museum presents a solo exhibition encompassing examples from 30 years of radical music notation from composer Mark Applebaum ’89. On display September 24–November 19, 2022, the exhibition also includes his series of sound-sculptures, hand-built instruments designed for their bizarre sounds and arresting looks.

An exhibition of work by graduating senior studio art majors: Isabel Arevalo, Lydia Chau, Maris Daleo, Tyrell Floyd, Bia Furtado, Cedar Heffelfinger, Mash Ibtesum, Brennan Johnson, Mila Knezevic, Emma Korosei, Laura McCarron, Leah McClintock-Shapiro, Zach McCrary, Andie Nakahira, Sophie Rogers, Irene Stoutland, Martha Sudderth, Sean Topel, Caroline Tsui, Emily Wight, Gavin Young, Gabriela Zegarra, and Yifei Zhu