ARTCLICKS!

ARTclicks!

Log on to ARTclicks! for FREE online lesson plans, to schedule funded and guided gallery tours, and to register for the FREE ARTclicks! Campus Day Saturday, October 10, 2009, which includes art workshops, a display of member student work, and lunch at UCA.  All activities and educational materials relate to the fall Baum Gallery art exhibition Cardinal Points/Puntos Cardinales: a survey of Latino and Latin American Art from the Sprint Nextel Collection.

ARTclicks! is sponsored by the Friends of the Baum Gallery, UCA Foundation, Inc., courtesy of a Windgate Foundation grant.  Registration began March 1, 2009.  The deadline for member participation in the 2009 ARTclicks! is Monday September 14.  Fax forms to 501.450.3670.

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FALL 2009

Exhibit Info

Cardinal Points/Puntos Cardinales includes 56 works: photographs, prints, paintings, and mixed-media.  The exhibit text panels and 28-page catalog are bilingual and discuss the development of contemporary Latino and Latin American art over the last few decades. The Latino and Latin American worlds feature many ethnic groups, cultures, histories, and intellectual viewpoints. 

The title phrase, cardinal points, refers to compass directions to illustrate how Latino and Latin American artists have “mapped” or found their way on a journey to examined their own distinctive viewpoints.

The art works are extremely diverse in approach, subject matter, and media; therefore, the exhibit is divided into four “points” of access to facilitate contemplation and comparison: 

The Figure as Symbol

Nature, Seen and Transformed

Mapping the Real Imaginary

Narratives (stories)
 

Sample Images


©Freddy Rodríguez, Together at Last?/¿Junto por fin?, 1989, acrylic and mixed media on canvas. Courtesy of Sprint Nextel, Overland Park, Kansas.


©Enrique Chagoya, Hand of Power/La mano del poder, 1997, lithograph. Courtesy of Sprint Nextel Art Collection, Overland Park, Kansas.

©Laura Cohen, Tengo el universo en las manos, I Hold the Universe in My Hands, 2001, gelatin silver print. Courtesy of Sprint Nextel Art Collection, Overland Park, Kansas.