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Visit Asa!

Flyer inviting people to view Asa Packer portrait before restoration

What’s happening with Asa? For over forty years, the monumental portrait of Lehigh University founder Asa Packer has watched over students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and friends in the Asa… Read More Visit Asa!

May 13, 2016 Mark WonsidlerLeave a comment

A Thoughtful Analysis of Cloud

Cloud Pigment Print by Luis Cruz-Azaceta

Here at LUAG we are always ecstatic when Lehigh teachers integrate the collection into their curriculum. This past semester Susan Kart of Art, Architecture and Design required her ART 002 students to… Read More A Thoughtful Analysis of Cloud

April 28, 2016January 21, 2019 Mark WonsidlerLeave a comment

LUAG from a Student's Perspective

Lehigh University Art Galleries

We were recently pleasantly surprised by a fantastic post written by a student on the Arts@Lehigh blog about the Lehigh University Art Galleries. Presently a senior, the student relates an in-between classes visit to… Read More LUAG from a Student's Perspective

April 11, 2016 Mark WonsidlerLeave a comment

Views from St. Michael’s Cemetery

Walker Evans - Bethlehem Graveyard and Steel Mill. Pennsylvania

  Did you know that Lehigh University is only blocks away from the site where acclaimed photographer Walker Evans took the iconic photograph, “Bethlehem Graveyard and Steel Mill. Pennsylvania” in… Read More Views from St. Michael’s Cemetery

April 4, 2016January 21, 2019 Mark WonsidlerLeave a comment

Spring into the Outdoor Sculpture Collection

Spring on campus

  The birds are chirping, and the sun is shining. Spring Break may be over, but spring has just begun on Lehigh’s campus. With more time to spend outdoors it is… Read More Spring into the Outdoor Sculpture Collection

March 21, 2016January 21, 2019 Mark WonsidlerLeave a comment

Specialized Commentaries on …Of The Americas

Of The Americas

Did you know that each and every object in our exhibition …Of The Americas is accompanied by a few paragraphs written by a curator who specializes in Latin American Art? José Antonio Navarrete is… Read More Specialized Commentaries on …Of The Americas

February 26, 2016 Mark WonsidlerLeave a comment

The King and Queen of Interstate 78

King and Queen

Tom Sternal’s King and Queen, c. 1990 featured on LUAG’s Spring 2016 brochure are not very centrally located on campus, but they are probably seen by thousands of viewers a… Read More The King and Queen of Interstate 78

February 9, 2016 Mark WonsidlerLeave a comment

LUAG's First Self Guided Audio Tour

Self Guided Audio Tour

LUAG recently introduced its first self guided audio tour and it is available for the exhibition Object as Subject. The tour provides visitors with educational information about artworks in the exhibition which can be accessed from inside or outside of the… Read More LUAG's First Self Guided Audio Tour

January 18, 2016 Mark WonsidlerLeave a comment

Ellsworth Kelly and Green Curve with Radius of Twenty Feet

Ellsworth Kelly, who died in his home in Spencertown last month, was a painter, sculptor and printmaker well known for hard-edge painting, Color Field painting and minimalism. His piece Green Curve… Read More Ellsworth Kelly and Green Curve with Radius of Twenty Feet

January 8, 2016January 21, 2019 Mark WonsidlerLeave a comment

Carmen Herrera, 100 Years Old This Year

Above: Carmen Herrera, Verde y Negro, 1995, Serigraph In the exhibition “…Of The Americas”, LUAG Lower Gallery, August 26, 2015 – June 4,2017 Carmen Herrera sold her first painting at… Read More Carmen Herrera, 100 Years Old This Year

December 10, 2015 Mark WonsidlerLeave a comment

Lehigh Students and LUAG Join Forces to Make Art More Accessible

  Above: Tactile for Luis Cruz Azaceta, Cloud, 2014, Archival pigment print Last spring, Brian Slocum received a call from the Lehigh University Art Galleries. At this time LUAG was in the midst of… Read More Lehigh Students and LUAG Join Forces to Make Art More Accessible

October 27, 2015January 21, 2019 inluagLeave a comment

Times Square in the Rain

Above: Lou Stoumen, Times Square in the Rain, 1940, Gelatin Silver Print Linda Ganus’ Music and Art: Collaborating in Early Modern Europe and America class visited LUAG a few weeks… Read More Times Square in the Rain

October 12, 2015 inluagLeave a comment

Selecting Object As Subject

Above: Vuillard, Édouard, The Theatre, c. 1905, Oil on panel I sat down with Mark Wonsidler and Jeffrey Ludwig-Dicus, members of LUAG’s curatorial team, to discuss the challenging process of selecting… Read More Selecting Object As Subject

September 23, 2015January 21, 2019 inluagLeave a comment

Exhibitions Honoring the Sesquicentennial

Next year is a very special time for Lehigh University. Lehigh will be celebrating its Sesquicentennial and LUAG will be honoring Lehigh’s past 150 years with two much anticipated exhibitions.… Read More Exhibitions Honoring the Sesquicentennial

May 20, 2015January 21, 2019 inluagLeave a comment

Art Crossing Cultural Boundaries in ESL Classes

Each semester, English As A Second Language classes visit LUAG and integrate art into their programs. After all, art is a universal language and can cross cultural boundaries. Below are a few… Read More Art Crossing Cultural Boundaries in ESL Classes

April 30, 2015 inluagLeave a comment

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