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The Fine Arts Center Permanent Collection

Inspired by Carl Blair's 1991 gift, Winter Green, the Fine Arts Center Permanent Collection now consists of works by over forty artists. The philosophy is to collect and exhibit works by artists with ties to students at the Fine Arts Center. Works by such artists as Sue Coe, Eric Avery, and Nancy Spero have been in exhibitions at the center while Phil Garrett, Daniel Leary, Juan Logan, Virginia Derryberry, and Nancy Jaramillo have also conducted workshops or led discussions. Photography, printmaking, drawing, painting, and sculpture are all represented. Because exhibitions are often thematic, the collection, too, tends to deal with the issues of our day. These issues and ideas range widely, from a rabble-rousing editorial cartoon by Jeff Danziger of The Christian Science Monitor to Claude Davis's Pier I, a personal, maybe eccentric, view of a home for fish, to a continuing celebration of classic form and decoration as seen in Bob Chance's works.

Thanks to the generous nature of the artists and the community, the collection is growing steadily. It already reflects the excitement and activity in our area and within the Fine Arts Center.

The Artwork

To view selected works in the FAC Permanent Collection, click here.



		The Fine Arts Center Permanent Collection Inspired by Carl Blair's 1991 gift, Winter Green, the Fine Arts Center Permanent Collection now consists of works by over forty artists. The philosophy is to collect and exhibit works by artists with ties to students at the Fine Arts Center. Works by such artists as Sue Coe, Eric Avery, and Nancy Spero have been in exhibitions at the center while Phil Garrett, Daniel Leary, Juan Logan, Virginia Derryberry, and Nancy Jaramillo have also conducted workshops or led discussions. Photography, printmaking, drawing, painting, and sculpture are all represented. Because exhibitions are often thematic, the collection, too, tends to deal with the issues of our day. These issues and ideas range widely, from a rabble-rousing editorial cartoon by Jeff Danziger of The Christian Science Monitor to Claude Davis's Pier I, a personal, maybe eccentric, view of a home for fish, to a continuing celebration of classic form and decoration as seen in Bob Chance's works. Thanks to the generous nature of the artists and the community, the collection is growing steadily. It already reflects the excitement and activity in our area and within the Fine Arts Center. The Artwork To view selected works in the FAC Permanent Collection, click here. .
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