Week of August 7, 2017
MANUEL NERI: THE MODERNIST FIGURE
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY PARTNERS WITH THE CLARINDA CARNEGIE ART MUSEUM

Bull Jumper (Cast 1/4), 1989 Cast 1990 Bronze with oil-based pigments.
Karen and Robert Duncan Collection. On exhibit at the Clarinda Carnegie Art Museum.
Manuel Neri: The Modernist Figure  is a collaboration between a number of institutions and individuals. Works have been placed on loan by University Museums; Sheldon Museum of Art, Lincoln; Yares Art, New York; Hackett/Mill, San Francisco; The Manuel Neri Trust, San Francisco; Kathryn and Marc LeBaron, Lincoln; Ree and Jun Kaneko, Omaha; Eva and George Neubert, Brownville, NE; exhibition patrons Karen and Robert Duncan, Lincoln, and Clarinda Carnegie Art Museum. 

The exhibition will be on display at the Clarinda Carnegie Art Museum until December 3, 2017.

Manuel Neri: Ambiguity, Mystery and Allure, will be on exhibition at the Christian Petersen Art Museum from January 18 through May 18, 2018. For background on the $1.2 million gift of art received by Iowa State and University Museums from Manuel Neri, click here.

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University Museums: Collections Handbook
object interpretations by Renee Thomason Senter with contributions by Mary Atherly and Lynette L. Pohlman
The University Museums consist of collections made possible by the generous gifts of Iowa State alumni, friends and enlightened university leadership, all dedicated to the institution's commitment to the arts. This handbook is a visitor's map. It conveys valuable highlights of the collection reflecting its diversity in content, time and location. As visitors move from gallery to gallery, museum to museum, and across campus, they can see objects spanning from 2000 B.C. to the present day. Here in a brief format, it is possible to access a few of the remarkable works of art and objects that the University Museums has secured for the campus and Iowa.
This book was published on the occasion of the University Museums' 25th anniversary, celebrated during the academic year 2000-2001.
Paperback, 2000, 196 pages, 180 color images, 6 x 9 inches, $20.00.  Purchase here.
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