Art Above 66° 33'

66˚ 33' is the latitude of the Arctic and Antarctic Circles, and this exhibition considers these geographic areas as inspiration for the visual arts. In addition, it utilizes the visual arts as a mode by which to encourage viewers to more deeply engage with the planet’s most northerly and south...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Augustana College, Rock Island Illinois
Format: Text
Language:unknown
Published: Augustana Digital Commons 2016
Subjects:
Augustana College
Polar Studies
Art and Design
Earth Sciences
Glaciology
Antarctic
Arctic
Augustana
Cape Dorset
Oona
Antarc*
Online Access:https://digitalcommons.augustana.edu/artmuseumexhibitions2016-17/3
https://digitalcommons.augustana.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1002&context=artmuseumexhibitions2016-17
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Summary:66˚ 33' is the latitude of the Arctic and Antarctic Circles, and this exhibition considers these geographic areas as inspiration for the visual arts. In addition, it utilizes the visual arts as a mode by which to encourage viewers to more deeply engage with the planet’s most northerly and southerly regions. It considers the issues, history and environment of the regions, spanning media, process and subject – from the figural to the abstract, tactile to sound, analog to digital. This exhibition was a collaboration with the Augustana Center for Polar Studies. #ArtAbove66 ARTISTS: Michael Bartalos, Cape Dorset Prints from the Augustana Teaching Museum of Art collections, Lisa Goren, Jonathan Harris, Morten Hilmer, Ben Huff, Andrea Polli, Oona Stern, William Stout https://digitalcommons.augustana.edu/artmuseumexhibitions2016-17/1002/thumbnail.jpg

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