Wendy Klemperer, Caribou (Ihumataq), 2009, steel, epoxy
138" x 106" x 80, photo courtesy of Robert Henry
On View at the Paul Creative Arts Center
Currently on view near Johnson Theatre at the Paul Creative Arts Center is this full-size steel and epoxy 2009 sculpture, Caribou (Ihumataq), by artist Wendy Klemperer.
Klemperer teaches welded sculpture at 3rd Ward in Brooklyn, NY, and the Carving Studio and Sculpture Ctr in West Rutland VT. She lives in Brooklyn, NY and Nelson, NH.
George Gardner Symons, San Gabriel Valley, c. 1900, 2" x 30"
courtesy of The Irvine Museum
Special Tours Offered
For educators and group tour coordinators, a special introductory tour of the current exhibition, Sacred Landscapes of Peru:
The Photographs of Carl Austin Hyatt, is being offered in Spanish. The tour was written and developed by Museum of Art docent Stephen M. Martin and fellowship student Hillary Schwartz. To schedule a tour, call Catherine A. Mazur, Education Coordinator at 603/862-3173.
For a complete list of all the public programs taking place in the Museum of Art, visit the Events page.
General Information
The Museum of Art is New Hampshire Seacoast's premier art museum -- a center for the visual arts where visitors gather to enjoy changing exhibitions, music, lectures, poetry readings, and receptions. Its permanent collection includes over 1,600 historical and modern works by American, European, and other artists from diverse cultures.
Located at 30 Academic Way, in the Paul Creative Arts Center on the Durham campus of the University of New Hampshire, the museum welcomes visitors throughout the academic year and is open to students, faculty, members, and the general public free of charge. Our exhibitions and programs are supported in part by the Friends of the Museum of Art.
For a complete look at all of the visual and performing art events taking place in the Paul Creative Arts Center, click here.
Be sure to visit Upcoming Exhibitions for a complete list of all upcoming exhibitions and Events for a complete list of all upcoming events and programs.
For events occurring throughout the Paul Creative Arts Center, click here
Visiting the Museum of Art, UNH
For hours and directions to the Museum of Art, Paul Creative Arts Center, University of New Hampshire, click here.
Recent Events
For a view of the recent Perpetual Motion presentation in the Mills Courtyard by members of the Dance Composition class, Department of Theatre and Dance, visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhbZN4fAbqY.
The performance was created under the direction of professor Gay Nardone and centered around the granite sculptures of alumnus Gary Haven Smith (BFA, '73). For more information on Gary Haven Smith's work, visit http://www.garyhavensmith.com/.
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