Planning details are still being developed, but tours of Butler and other recently refurbished and renovated libraries will be offered to library colleagues from around the metropolitan area. A brochure that includes representative images of each of the artists' work and an essay written by the curator accompanies the exhibition. This year's thesis exhibition encompasses a vast diversity of art making practices. In many of the works the body appears both literally and metaphorically. Autobiography or personal narrative finds a forum in more than one instance.
Technology is employed both as medium and subject.
Throughout the exhibition there is a clear and conscious engagement with recent art practices. May. Mr. Cronin is presently employed with University of California, Berkeley, as an intern at the Boalt Law Library and as a research assistant. He holds a BM in music from Oberlin College, a JD from American University, an Ph.D. in musicology from Stanford University, and has recently completed his MLS at Berkeley. Dyami Jennings is a new Technical Assistant in the Law Library. Alison C. Traweek has also joined the Law Library as a Bibliographic Assistant.