Alison, serving in her continuing role as editor, has published the Summer 2010 issue of the Journal of Netherlandish Artists which is available at   http://jhna.org/

Ross Elfline, Assistant Professor of Art History attended the biennial conference for the European Network for Avant-Garde and Modernism Studies (EAM) from September 9-11, 2010.  There he presented a paper entitled "Discotheques, Magazines and Plexiglas: Superstudio and the Architecture of Mass Culture," in which he looked at the furniture and magazine collage works of the 1960s Italian architecture collective Superstudio, who are infamous for never having built a single building. 

Alison M. Kettering, Kenan Professor of Art History, led a workshop on "Studio Scenes in Netherlandish Art" at the Historians of Netherlandish Art conference in Amsterdam on May 29, 2010.  She also presented "Market Tables" (small group discussions) to museum professionals interested in e-publishing at an international conference of curators of Low Lands art, Codart, in Rotterdam on May 31, 2010.

Director of Exhibitions, chaired a Round Table titled "Cost/Benefit Analysis: Adopting the 'Teaching Museum' Model. Or what do you gain when aligning more closely with the curriculum (and what do you lose)?" at the annual Association of College and University Museums and Galleries meeting at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles.

David Lefkowitz offers his work for your viewing pleasure at several locations through the summer and fall.

Fred Hagstrom and Linda Rossi's exhibition entitled "Charted Course" opened at the Christensen Art Gallery at Augsburg College in May.

Dimensional Vision: 2010 Senior Art Show

May 14 – June 11, 2010
Carleton College Art Gallery, Boliou Hall, Hulings Hall Atrium and Gould Library
Opening Reception 7 – 9 p.m.

David Lefkowitz had work included in the "Going Yard! Art About Baseball" exhibition at the Thomas Barry Gallery in Minneapolis in April and May.

Kathleen Ryor, professor of Art History, was invited by the Department of Art and Art History at Oberlin College to give a lecture on her research in April. Her talk was entitled, "The Painter as Knight-Errant: Xu Wei and Alternative Artistic Personas in the Late Ming."

Tim Lloyd, Class of 1941 Professor of Art and the Liberal Arts, Emeritus, has learned that his sterling silver tea pot, recently acquired by the Smithsonian, is now on exhibit in the second floor gallery of the Renwick. The piece, “Kitano Fantasy” is being shown with other craft work from the Smithsonian American Art Museum Renwick Gallery’s permanent collection.

Out Side the Lines is an art show featuring the work of non-major studio art students opened in Boliou Gallery April 1 and will be on exhibition until April 9.

Assistant Professor of Art, was recently invited to participate in The Minnesota Women Ceramic Artists Exhibition in Minneapolis. A review of the exhibition, including a photograph of one of Connole's pieces, appears in the March issue of Ceramics Monthly magazine.