| Dennos Museum Center > Exhibitions > Upcoming Exhibitions | Revised 5/24/05 |
Traveling Exhibitions from the Dennos Museum Center
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Cultural Reflections: Inuit Art from the Collections of the Dennos Museum CenterThis exhibition is drawn from the extensive collection of Inuit art held by Dennos Museum Center of Northwestern Michigan College. Approximately 20 stone sculptures and 30 prints by artists of the Canadian Arctic are featured. The works reflect the traditional culture of the Inuit people, including sections related to nomadic life, survival, arctic wildlife, and the spirit world. The exhibition requires about 150 running feet of wall space and secured cases for the sculpture, but can be adapted to fit various sized gallery spaces and available cases. The exhibition comes with interpretive text panels, labels, and brochures. Teacher education packets, docent training, and curatorial lectures are also available. View Samples from Our Inuit Art Collection
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Canadian IndianThe museum holds a collection of 100 framed screen prints by numerous Canadian Indian artists including works by Norval Morrisseau, Jackson Beardy, Sam Ash and Daphne Odjig. While not formally organized as an exhibition, works may be borrowed to create an exhibition of any size desired. View Samples from Our Canadian Indian Art Collection
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Joseph Domjan: Master of the WoodcutThis exhibition features 18 color and black and white woodcuts, and two wood blocks by Joseph Domjan from the Dennos Museum Center's collection. Domjan's inspiration comes from the folklore of his native Hungary and his love of nature. His woodcuts feature intricate design, subtle color and deep rich texture. Domjan's many honors include the Kossuth Prize, the highest art award of his native Hungary; and the title "Master of the Color Woodcut," awarded once every 100 years in China. The exhibition comes with labels and interpretive text. Contact Eugene A. Jenneman |