Lucinda Parker, "Saraband," 1993
Lucinda Parker: Force Fields
January 19 – March 31, 2019
Melvin Henderson-Rubio Gallery
Lucinda Parker is a nationally recognized Portland, Oregon painter whose work is firmly rooted in the traditions of European and American modernism. The exhibition chronicles the artist’s career over the past fifty years, from her remarkably sophisticated paintings.
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Kypriaka Chronika: Tales of Ancient Cypriote Ceramics in West Coast Collections
February 9 – April 28, 2019
Study Gallery
Organized by professor and faculty curator Ann Nicgorski, the exhibition features twenty-two ceramic vessels and four figurines from the Early Bronze to Early Iron Age periods (c.2500-475 BCE) that have many tales to tell. As carefully crafted artifacts of daily life in Cyprus, an ancient crossroads of civilizations, they tell of local traditions in dialogue with cultural imports.
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Ian J. Cohn, "Lysandros Lysandrou, the shepherd" (detail), 1972
Ian J. Cohn: The Faces of Phlamoudhi
February 9 – April 28, 2019
Print Study Center
Ian J. Cohn (American, born 1950) is a New York architect and photographer. In 1972, while serving as the official photographer for the Columbia University archaeological expedition to Cyprus, Cohn began a personal study, documenting life in the small northern village of Phlamoudhi. Less than two years later, Turkey invaded Cyprus, forcibly displacing more than 155,000 citizens, including the entire population of the village.
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