| Exhibitions History |
2002-03
Globalize This! International Graphics of Celebration and Dissent
Goya to Cage: Pomona Collects
PROJECT SERIES 15: Jason Rogenes
A Tribute to Fred Marer,” a selection from among the 146 works that Fred Marer, along with his wife Estelle, gave to Pomona College between 1987-1995
Body Projections: New Video Sculpture by Denise Marika
PROJECT SERIES 15: Mark Bradford
Pomona College Faculty Exhibition
Beyond Appearance: Constructing Likeness,” selections from the permanent collection, guest curators Pomona seniors Sarah Allen, Julia Paxelt
PROJECT SERIES 17: Steve Roden
PROJECT SERIES 18: Christina Fernandez
2001-02
Post-Landscape: Between Nature and Culture
PROJECT SERIES 11: Edgar Arceneaux
Selections from the Permanent Collection: Work selected by Professor Frances Pohl to supplement her Fall 2001 art history class “The Social History of North American Art: Colonial Times to 1900
A Study in Contrasts: Japanese Paintings from the Sansō Collection
PROJECT SERIES 12: Charles LaBelle
José Clemente Orozco: The Drawings for Prometheus
Working in America: Images of Labor, 1930-1950
PROJECT SERIES 13: Hilja Keading
Selections from the Permanent Collection: Rico Lebrun: Studies for Genesis
PROJECT SERIES 14: Charles Timm-Ballard
The Public Record: Photographs of the Great Depression from the J. Paul Getty Museum
2000-01
Inland Specific: Installations by Artists of the San Gabriel Valley
Tokyo 1945: Photographs by Cliff McCarthy
PROJECT SERIES 7: Elizabeth Saveri
Within our Walls: The Museum at Pomona College
PROJECT SERIES 8: Jody Zellen: Gridded Paths
Freckled Gyres: Sculpture by Mowry Baden
PROJECT SERIES 9: Ashley Thorner: Dots, Blobs and Chandeliers
Late 19th- early 20th Century Works on Paper from the Permanent Collection
PROJECT 10: Anne Bray and Molly Cleator: Pressure Drop
1999-2000
The Making of the Smith Campus Center: Robert A.M. Stern at Pomona College
Artist’s Eye, Collector’s Taste: Paintings by Phil dike from the Collection of E. Gene Crain
PROJECT SERIES 3: Stas Orlovski
Changes and Continuities: Japanese Paintings from the Sansō Collection
Burning Heart: Philippine Photographs by Marissa Roth
PROJECT SERIES 4: Nancy Kyes
Barbara Benish: Models and Methods
PROJECT SERIES 5: Lynne Berman and Kathy Chenoweth
PROJECT 6: Dinh Q. Lê
1998-99
L.A. Stories: Engaging the City
Lockdown USA
Maximum Security Democracy
Traveling interactive computer kiosk by Douglas McCulloh in conjunction with Chance Encounters: The L.A. Project
Interactions: The Pomona Faculty Exhibition
Means to an End: an Exploration of Drawing
Francisco de Goya y Lucientes La Tauromaquia
Project Series 1: Soo Jin Kim
Project Series 2: Liz Young
Honore Daumier: Voyage En Chine
1997-98
Collaboration/Transformation: Lithographs from the Hamilton Press
Testimony: Reconstructing Histories
Rich Traditions Continue: Native American Women
Rico Lebrun: The Drawings for Genesis
Museum Practicum seminar exhibitions: Lebrun’s Illustrations for Dante’s Inferno, Perserving a Mural
Image and Audience: Selections from the Permanent Collection
A Woman’s Place: Representations of Women in 19th Century American Art (Permanent Collection)
1996-97
Simple Means: Contemporary Sculpture From LA
Sanso: Figure Paintings
Becoming Visible: Tony Gleaton Photographs
Photographs of Ruth St. Denis (Museum Practicum class)
Friend or Foe? The Computer in the Museum
Peoples and Places: A History of Photography (Naomi Gorse’s Class)
Sublime/Pastoral: Selections from the Permanent Collection
1995-96
Goya
Myth and Magic: Oaxaca Past and Present
Imagining Labor: Work and Workers (Frances class)
Women in the Renaissance (Gorse class)
June Wayne (Museum seminar class)
Pomona Faculty
Native American (Three Collectors...)
1994-95
Karl Benjamin: The Pomona Years
Sanso landscapes
Informing the Visual: Representing Women of African Descent
1993-94
Masters from Three Collections, 1300-1800: Old Master Drawings from the Feitelson Collection
The Samuel H. Kress Foundation Gift to Pomona College
Works on Paper, 15th - 17th Century: Selections from the Permanent Collection
Ways of Seeing/Exhibiting: American Indian Art/The Pomona College Collection
Joint Program with Scripps College:
Galleries of the Claremont Colleges
1992-93
Montgomery
Pomona Faculty Exhibition
Zen/Non-Zen: Japanese Paintings from the Sanso Collection
Beyond the Book: Contemporary Directions
Judith F. Baca: Sites and Insights, 1974-1992
Lang
Scripps Faculty Exhibition
49th Ceramic Annual
Paul Darrow: A Retrospective
Rethinking Columbus: Contemporary Artist’s Views
1991-92
Montgomery
Pomona Collects: German Prints and Sculpture 1900-35
Jose Clemente Orozco: Drawings for Prometheus
Eudora Welty: Photographs
Professors’ Choice IV
American Abstract Drawings 1930-87
Monotypes of Adolph Gottlieb
June Wayne: The Djuna Set
Lang
Gordon Kaufmann, Reginald Johnson, Roland Coate: Partners in the California Style
Paul Soldner: A Retrospective
Professor’s Choice IV
Alfredo Ramos Martinez
48th Ceramic Annual
1990-91
Montgomery
Crossing the Line” Word and Image in Art, 1960-1990
Artful Deception: The Craft of the Forger
American Reflections Revisited: 19-early 20th Century American Art From the Permanent Collection
Student and Senior exhibitions
Lang
Views of the Tokaido: Prints by Hiroshige
Asian Decorative Arts from the Permanent Collection
China Between Revolutions: Photographs by Sydney D. Gamble, 1917-1932
47th Scripps Ceramic Annual
1989-90
Montgomery
Pomona Faculty Exhibition
The Graphic Art of Francisco Goya
Birds and Flowers of Varied Hues: Japanese Paintings From the Sanso Collection
Symbol and Surrogate: The Picture Within
Lang
Scripps Faculty Exhibition
The Otis Group: Ceramics From the Marer Collection
Art of the Caribbean
Mixed Media and Messages
46th Scripps Ceramic Annual
1988-89
Montgomery
Professors’ Choice
Poetic Visions: Japanese Paintings From the Sanso Collection
A Decade of British and American Screen Prints
Prints from the Permanent Collection
Art of the First People: Native American Basketry, Ceramics and Costume
Student and Senior Exhibitions
The Galleries’ Own: Staff Artists 1974-89
Lang
Professors’ Choice
Edward Weston: Color Photography
Courtly Splendors: Chinese Costumes and Palace Furnishings from the Permanent Collection
45th Scripps Ceramic Annual
1987-88
Montgomery
Myth and Grandeur: California Landscapes 1865-1900
Pomona College Faculty
Zen Through the Ages: Paintings from the Sanso Collection
Vienna 1900: Literary and Graphic Work
Pomona College Alumni Artists: A Centennial Exhibition
Lang
Scripps College Faculty Exhibition
California Printmaking
The Marer Ceramics Collection: Recent Gifts
Art at Scripps: The Early Years
44th Scripps Ceramic Annual
1986-87
Montgomery
Looking In, Looking Out: Contemporary Portraits by Women Artists
Weegee
Japanese Prints (selected by Professor Bruce Coates)
Still Lifes by Henry Lee McFee, 1916-1941
Chinese and Japanese Landscape Prints (selected by Prof. Coates)
American Reflections: Paintings 1830-1940 from the Collections of Pomona and Scripps Colleges
From Native Soil: A Selection of American Regionalist Prints
Lang
Rites: Paintings by Sarah Swenson
Sue Hertel: Paintings
Fiber R/Evolution
First Impressions: Japanese Prints of Foreigners
43rd Scripps Ceramic Annual
1985-86
Montgomery
The Colleges Collect: Permanent Collection: June Wayne; New Series Celebration of 20th Anniversary of the NEA;
Endowment Purchases
Village Echoes (Carol Newborg and David Goodman)
The Photography of Imogen Cunningham: A Centennial Selection
Ten California Colorists: Painting by Eight Contemporary California Artists
Pomona College Faculty
East/West: Contemporary Asian-American Art from Los Angeles
Lang
The Colleges Collect: Permanent Collections: Ancient Cypriot Glass
Scripps College Faculty
The Art of the Japanese Kimono
Tradition and Conflict: Images of a Turbulent Decade, 1963-73
42nd Scripps Ceramic Annual
1984-85
Montgomery
Professors’ Choice II
Bonjour Monsieur Lartigue: Photographs of the Belle Epoque
Vita Contemplativa: Art and the Church—The Plan of St. Gall
CGS Galleries
Magdalena Abakanowicz
Lang
Professors’ Choice II
Art of the First People: Native American Basketry, Ceramics and Costume
Betye Saar: Celebration Installation
41st Scripps Ceramic Annual
Both Galleries
1983-84
Montgomery
The Colleges Collect: Art from Three Continents
American Impressionist Painting; Matisse: Jazz; June Wayne: The Dorothy Series; Asian Screens
Suzanne Lacy: Performance Documentation;
Paintings by Ted Kerzie
Early 20th Century German Prints From the Pomona College Collection
The Denver Boulder Show (Both Galleries)
Earth and Fire: The Fred Marer Collection of Contemporary Ceramics
Lang
Mexican Folk Art/Arte Folklorico Mexicano
Native North American Ceramics
American Painting of the 1930s
Helen Escobedo: Gentle Interferences, Site-Specific Sculpture
40th Ceramic Annual: The Scripps Clay Connection
1982-83
Montgomery
New Acquisitions and Selections from the Permanent Collection
The Claremont Colleges Faculty exhibition
Printmaking in France, 1850-1900
Japanese Prints from the Scripps College Collection
Contemporary Collage: Extensions
Anne Ryan: Collages
1981-82
Montgomery
Professors’ Choice
Old Master Drawings from the Seattle Art Museum
The Zen Expressionists: Paintings of the Japanese Counterculture 1600-1800
Contemporary Triptychs
1980-81
Montgomery
In Her Image: The Great Goddess in Indian Asia and the Madonna in Christian Culture
Prints and Drawings from the Michael Crichton Collection
Martha Alf: Selections from the Permanent Collections
Emerson Woelffer: Selections from the Permanent Collections
1979-1980
Montgomery
All Claremont Art Faculty Exhibition
Native American Art from the Permanent Collection
Life: The First Decade
1978-79
Montgomery
Sixteenth-Centur Italian Prints
June Wayne: Tapestries, paintings, Prints
Black and White are Colors: Paintings from the 1950s-1970s (Both Galleries)
The Photography Collection of Sam Wagstaff
1977-78
Montgomery
Works on Paper 1900-1960 from Southern California collections
The Wonderful World of Dr. Seuss
The Art of J.M. Whistler
Photographs of Wright Morris
1976-77
Montgomery
Prints of the ‘60s and ‘70s
Japanese Woodblock Prints
New Portfolios
Lang
Jean and Arthur Ames Collection of Enamels
1975-76
Montgomery
New Editions
Oil Sketches by Frederic E. Church
18th Century Drawings from California Collections
19th and 20th Century Prints and Photographs
1974-75
Montgomery
New Editions
New Faculty
Selections from the Permanent Collection
The Graphic Art of Francisco Goya (Both Galleries)
Moholy Nagy Photographs
Lang
The Fine Art of Food
1973-74
Montgomery
The Quay Gallery Group (Works by artists from the San Francisco area)
Contemporary Collector: Diane Zlotnick
Italian Paintings from the Kress Collection and Woodcuts an Engravings from the Permanent
Collection
*The First Annual Student Art Show
*New Acquisitions 1973 (Inaugural exhibition of the Galleries of the Claremont Colleges)
Light and Substance, Contemporary Photography
Master Drawings, 16th to Early 20th Century
1972-73
The Art of Greece and Rome
Jim Morphesis
Allen Ruppersberg
Permanent Collection
From 1839: Revolution in a Box
Art Form and Ideas: An Exhibition/Symposium
Alumni Show
Bravely Splashing Reds and Blues
1971-72
Edward Moses:L Some Early Work, Some Recent Work, Some Work in Progress
Permanent Collection
Bas Jan Ader, William Leavitt and Ger Van Elk: Some Early Works, Some Recent Works, Some Works in Progress
Alumnae Exhibition
Los Angeles Painters of the 1920s
1970-71
Milford Zornes
Kelly, Stella and Albers
Monoprints
William Wegman
Jack Goldstein
Joe Goode: Wall Reliefs
Jaohn McCracken: Wall Pieces
John M. White
Guy Williams
Master of Fine Arts Exhibition
1955-56
Toulouse-Lautrec
Greene & Greene
Leon Golub
Haitian Primitives
Gallery ’56 (Art Festival)
2nd Faculty Exhibition
James Grant, Frederick Hammersley, Charles Lawler
1954-55 Schedule Missing
1953-54
Eighth National Print Annual
Contemporary Sculpture
Calder, Castelli, Degas, Despiau, Epstein, Flanagan, Laichaise, Lehmbruck, Lipschitz, Maillol, Marini, Matisse, Moore
Approaches to Leisure
Old Master Drawings from the Achenbach Foundation
1952-53
Thirty United States Contemporaries
Textile Exhibition
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