Exhibition Archive

To Have and To Hold is an exhibition of artworks from the Carleton Art Collection, curated by museum student workers Brett Olson ’24 and Alex Tananbaum ’25. On display May 10–June 7, 2024 in the Perlman Teaching Museum.

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.

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.

An exhibition of paintings, prints, and photographs demonstrating the beauty of water as well as the fragility of the natural resource

An exhibition curated by students participating in the Fall 2018 Art History 288 Curatorial Seminar Class, April 12–June 14, 2019 in the Perlman Teaching Museum.

An exhibition of ceramic treasures from the Carleton Art Collection Curated by Elaine Tian ’19. February 8–April 21, 2019 in the Weitz Center’s Mar G Commons.

A sampling of a unique collection of Inuit prints recently given to the college by Kip Lilly, Class of 1971. September 14–November 14, 2018 in the Perlman Teaching Museum.

An exhibition of photographs by American photographer Ralph Gibson

“Sets, Series, Sounds” showcases art from Carleton. Sound Design students compose soundscapes evocative of the pictorial places.

Presenting two small faculty-curated teaching exhibitions drawing on the Carleton art collection and other resources.