New Acquisitions: The Art Museum Collection

May 30 – August 15, 2015

Pat Guthrie Special Exhibitions Gallery

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The UW Art Museum continually adds artwork to its collection through donations and purchases. New Acquisitions: The Art Museum Collection highlights some important recent acquisitions to the collection. On view for the first time, these works represent the museum’s ongoing mission to create a comprehensive and significant collection for teaching, research, and exhibition. All potential acquisitions, including both donations and purchases, are carefully considered based on existing areas of strength and relevance, and within the context of supporting the University of Wyoming’s academic and cultural missions. As a result, the Art Museum is able to add significant artworks that vary from American Indian artists John Nieto and “Woody” Crumbo, important woman artists Judy Chicago and Leslie Dill, and the use of unique mediums by Brandon Ballengée and Amié Mpane.

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(Left) Barbara Van Cleve (American, b. 1935), Dance of the Runaway Horses, 1989, archival pigment print, 28-1/8 x 38 inches, Gift of Daniel R. Anthony, Meeteetse, WY, Class of 1971, 2014.19.4

(Right) John Nieto (American Indian, Apache, b. 1936), His Last Raid, not dated, acrylic on canvas, 30 x 24 inches, Frederick and Pamela Rentschler Endowment Fund purchase, 2014.16

Funded in part by Patricia Guthrie Special Exhibitions Endowment Funds.

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