An Ode to Hands
An Ode to Hands: Selections from the Permanent Collection
August 17, 2015 - October 24, 2015
Including a variety of different media, this exhibition explored the theme of hands in art and life. It looked at the representation of hands for what they reveal about the persons depicted and for how they communicate independently or in tandem with speech and facial expression. It looked at the significance of the artists' hands registered through signatures, techniques, and materials as demonstrations of creativity - or even, of that most elusive attribute of genius. Finally, the exhibition considered the role of hands in designing objects for hands to hold or use.
Curator
Arlette Klaric, Ph.D., Curator of Collections, OSU Museum of Art
Related Events
09.10.2015 - Opening Reception
09.10.2015 - Roundtable Discussion
Arlette Klaric, Ph.D., Curator of Collections, moderated a discussion at the OSU Museum of Art with Professors Linda Austin (English), Paolo Sanza (Architecture), and Henry Segerman (Mathematics) on the relative merits of low-tech and high-tech processes of creating.
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Exhibitions and programs at the Oklahoma State University Museum of Art are sponsored by OSU Founding Patrons, OSU/A&M Board of Regents, OSU Foundation, and the Oklahoma Arts Council.