Paul Fusco, American (1930 - 2020)RFK Funeral Train, 1968 (FUP1968010K003), 1968, printed 2011Cibachrome print16.875 x 20.875 inGift of John Andrew MacMahon, Class of 1995 I TA a class in Chambers, so I see this photograph twice a week when I enter and exit the room. The first time I noticed it, I thought I saw someone who resembled Davidson's very own president, Doug Hicks. There's a person in the front of the photograph with similar glasses and a haircut, and for a moment, I thought it was him. However, I quickly assumed that it wasn’t President Hicks, but just to...
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Seen on Campus: Martha Graham – Letter to the World
Written by: Gaby Sanclimenti '25
April 29th, 2025
Barbara Morgan (American, 1900-1992)Martha Graham - Letter to the World, 1940Gelatin silver printGift of Martin Blumenthal Happy International Dance Day! One of my favorite things about visual art is its propensity to encapsulate other fields within it – for example, try looking up “science” or “music” in the gallery's online collection, and lots of related works will appear. Dance is no exception, as the collection holds many works, from photographs to abstract paintings, that blend the performing with the fine arts. On a more personal note, dance has held an important role in my life since I was young. I...
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Seen on Campus: Celebrating Award-Winning Artists’ Work this International Sculpture Day
Written by: Heidi McGannon '26
April 26th, 2025
Happy International Sculpture Day! Each day, Davidson students, professors, staff, and community members alike encounter with fond familiarity the myriad of sculptures which bring to life countless campus spots. Whether working on an assignment in the Wall Center, heading into Commons for a meal, trekking to the library for a study session, or strolling through the VAC for class or a visit to the Galleries, members of our community can count on the presence of a sculpture to animate their chosen space. Celebrated annually on the last Saturday in April, International Sculpture Day promotes the enjoyment and appreciation of sculptures...
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On view: April 9 – 15, 2025 Reception: Thursday, April 10, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Evie Mulhern is a Computer Science and Studio Art double major at Davidson College, originally from Alexandria, VA. Most recently, she has explored mixed media pieces with fine art paper, canvas, glitter, and acrylic paints. Evie is a printmaker and digital artist at heart, so pulling inspirations from the physical world into the digital realm and back out again is integral to her present practice. Evie’s process, with methodical and consistent steps, is a way to combat stress and anxiety that seeps into her personal life. Artist Statement: My...
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On view: March 29- April 4th, 2025 Reception: Wednesday, April 2, 4:00-5:30 p.m. Artist Statement: La’Nisha Rodgers is a senior Studio Art Major and Chinese Studies Minor from Houston, TX. She welcomes you to Between Here and Me, a series of comics. The comics explore the twists and turns of identity—how it’s shaped, tested, and sometimes turned upside-down by the world around us. La’Nisha creates immersive backdrops, packed with intricate patterns that hum with a sense of place. Layered on top are her comic characters that reflect the energy of their surroundings. These visuals playfully highlight the tug-of-war between who we are and...
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