The mission of Woodbury Exhibitions is to present art and design that represents the full spectrum of artistic expression from the traditional to the experimental, and the historical to the contemporary. It is our intention that this broad examination of the rich and varied arts available in our immediate area and the world will compel students to become curious and articulate about the nature and meaning of art and design. Our varied spectrum of art and design exhibitions and displays engages the University community and involves rotating exhibits that present a variety of visual arts interests including student course work, faculty projects, international topics, and invited artists/designers.
Sculpture, White Noise by Cate RomanNan Rae Gallery
The Nan Rae Gallery exhibits the work of professional artists and designers, as well as students and faculty in a variety of disciplines
throughout the year.
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Schedule:
Thursday - Sunday, 12:00-5:00 PM
Gallery Information
818.394.3312
MCD Office
818.394.3372
Spring 2012
May 4 - June 8, 2012
History of Design: Graphic Design Annual Exhibition
Reception: May 4th, 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Tamkin Gallery
The Tamkin Gallery houses the rotating exhibits of the Fashion Study Collection, which includes the twentieth century costume collection.
Exhibits present overviews of selected style periods, and students utilize the displays for sketching and historical studies.
Gallery Hours:
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Thursday - Sunday, 12:00-5:00 PM
Geometric Cuts
The exhibition explores the use of geometric shapes in the design and construction of fashion in the mid- to late 20th century. Included are the works of various fashion designers and milliners, such as Yves Saint Laurent, Mr. John and Alexander McQueen.
