Arizona State University Art Museum
Tempe, AZ
602-965-2757
http://asuartmuseum.asu.edu
Stella Lai: Let's Stop Pretending,
with gallery guide text by John D. Spiak (8/24/05)
Mark Newport: Super Heroics,
with gallery guide text by John D. Spiak (6/10/05)
The History of American
Printmaking: Selection from the Permanent Collection ( 7/25/02)
Screenshots: Jon Haddock
(8/22/00)
Sites Around the City: Art
and Environment (2/21/00)
Another Arizona: A State-Wide
Juried Exhibition (12/20/97)
Arizona State University Art Museum at the Nelson Fine
Arts Center is located at Tenth Street and Mill Avenue, Tempe, Arizona 85287-2911.
Part of the Herberger College of Fine Arts at Arizona State University,
it serves a diverse community of artists and audiences through innovative
proramming that is interdisciplinary, educational and relevant to life today.
See Museum website for hours and admission fees.
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(TFAO) located the following brochures, catalogues and gallery guides
published on paper in connection with the Museum and with a topic of American representational art. The list
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Between Clouds of Memory: Akio Takamori, A Mid-Career Survey.
Essays by: Peter Held, Edward Lebow, and Toyojiro Hida. Introduction
by: Garth Clark. 156pp. 84 color plates, 19 b/w plates. Published by Arizona
State University Art Museum, Ceramics Research Center, 2005. ISBN: 0-9679547-8-9.
Google Books says: "Catalog of an exhibition held at the Arizona State
University Art Museum, Sept. 9, 2005-Jan. 14, 2006, and at other museums
at later dates." (right: front cover of Between Clouds of Memory:
Akio Takamori, A Mid-Career Survey. Image courtesy of Google Books)
Mark Newport: Super Heroics. Essay by: John D. Spiak. Foreward
by: Marilyn A. Zeitlin. 24pp, 3 foldout color sheets. Published by Arizona
State University Art Museum, 2006. ISBN: 0-9679547-0-3. Google Books says:
"Catalog of an exhibition held at the Arizona State University Art
Museum, June 25-Sep. 3, 2005, and the University Art Gallery, San Diego
State University, Feb. 1-Mar. 1, 2006." Mark
Newport: Super Heroics, with gallery guide text by John D. Spiak (6/10/05)
Elizabeth Catlett, Sculpture, Francisco Mora, Watercolors, By
University Art Museum, Arizona State University University Art Museum, Arizona
State University, Arizona State University. Published by University Art
Museum, Arizona State University], 1987. 20 pages. Google Books says: "Catalog
of an exhibition, 11 Jan.-15 Feb., 1987, Univ. Art Museum, Arizona State
University, Tempe."
From the Collection of Fritz Scholder, By Fritz Scholder, University
Art Museum, Arizona State University, Minn Plains Art Museum (Moorhead).
Published by Arizona State University Art Museum, 1986
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