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A TIME FOR FRIENDS:
The Friends of the Davison Art Center hosted a guest lecture and
reception Oct. 5. Pictured, left to right, are Nancy Noble, visiting
instructor in art history; Clare Rogan, curator of the Davison Art
Center; and Nadine Orenstein, curator of the Metropolitan Museum of
Art's Department of Drawings and Prints. Orenstein, the guest lecturer,
presented "Scratches, Specking and Crooked Lettering: Rembrandt's messy
Prints" in conjunction with the DAC's current exhibition "Multiple
Fascinations: Dutch and Flemish Prints form Bruegel to Rembrandt." |
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In center, Rob Lancefield '82, Friends of
the Davison Art Center treasurer and manager of Museum Information
Services, registrar of collections, talks to Rosemary Munkittrick,
former FDAC president, and Michelle Emfinger, FDAC member, at the
reception. The Friends of the Davidson Art Center consists of Wesleyan
faculty, staff, alumni, students, area residents and friends of the
arts. Their purpose is to raise funds for acquisitions for the DAC
collection. |
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At left, Roslyn Carrier-Brault, FDAC member
and administrative assistant for the Chemistry Department, speaks with
Christina Jedziniak, assistant slide librarian, about printmaker
Rembrandt van Rijn. |
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FDAC members Juana Flagg, Mimi O'Gorman and
Paula Paige, adjunct professor of romance languages and literatures,
emerita, mingle around the snack table during the reception. As members,
they receive exhibition announcements, two newsletters, invitations to members-only parties and a variety of public events. The Friends also sponsor a
gallery docent program that provides groups form area schools with
guided tours of exhibitions at Wesleyan. (Photos by Olivia Bartlett) |
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