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Visual Arts
9:05 am
Thu October 18, 2012

Political Power Of Imagery

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Credit Gift of the artist, 2006.0102 / Spencer Museum of Art
Larry Schwarm, "Dwight Eisenhower, 34th President of the United States," 2002. chromogenic color print
Credit Gift of the artist, 2006.0109 / Spencer Museum of Art
Larry Schwarm, "Bill Clinton, 42nd President of the United States," 2002. chromogenic color print
Credit Gift of Esquire, Inc., 1980.0507 / Spencer Museum of Art
Carl Fischer, "Jean Genet, William Burroughs, Terry Southern, John Sack--Democratic Convention, Chicago," 1968. gelatin silver print
Credit Gift of the artist, 2000.0133.e / Spencer Museum of Art
Joseph S. Lewis, "Citizen!," 1999. color monotype, collagraph, relief
Credit Lawrence Lithography Workshop Archive, 2005.0048
Archie Scott Gobber,"Doers," 2004. color lithograph
Credit Museum purchase: Peter T. Bohan Art Acquisition Fund, 1984.0151 / Spencer Museum of Art
Arthur S. Siegel, "Right of Assembly," 1939. gelatin silver print
Credit Museum purchase, 1971.0010 / Spencer Museum of Art
Lewis Wickes Hine, "Young Girl in Textile Factory," 1910. gelatin silver print
Credit Museum purchase, 1974.0044 / Spencer Museum of Art
Thomas Nast, "New York Victory (The Part of the Administration that Feels Very Much Indorsed)," late 1800s. ink on paper
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What images best convey the meaning of politics in America? An exhibition at the Spencer Museum of Art in Lawrence explores this idea through photography, prints, paintings, archival political ads, and a poodle skirt. 

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