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The UAM Diaries: 1973 to 2004 The Glenn Years
August 24- October 10, 2004The UAM Diaries: 1973-2004 The Glenn Years is a tribute to retiring University Art Museum’s founding director Constance W. Glenn. The exhibition highlights selected innovative projects that, together, paint a vivid picture of the museum’s history. The centerpiece of the exhibition was the re-creation of the museum’s landmark 1977 show, George Segal: Pastels 1957-1965, the renowned artist’s first museum presentation of works on paper. In addition, a number of exhibits that the UAM has traveled to museums throughout America, including The Great American Pop Art Store: Multiples of the Sixties; Time Dust, James Rosenquist; The Complete Graphics 1962-1992; Frederick Sommer at Seventy-Five: A Retrospective; and Lucas Samaras: Photo-Transformations were highlighted with the return to the UAM of selected works from these projects.
Image Credit: Installation view, The UAM Diaries: 1973-2004 The Glenn Years.
