Schulze, an internationally recognized artist from San Francisco, synthesizes the influences of pop art, feminism, folk art and formalism by incorporating a variety of media in her art. Her use of printed fabric or paper remnants and photographic images act as a mnemonic device injecting an expansive remembrance of personal experiences and reality. A monograph on Schulze, including an essay by the curator, will be available. On Fri., Jan. 26, Schulze will present a free workshop, demonstrating her techniques to Fine Arts students and faculty. The workshop is free and will be scheduled in accordance with available times of the students and faculty.
Space is limited.
All events are free and open to the public. The gallery is wheelchair accessible. On weekday evenings, parking is available in the Fine Arts parking structure, off Stadium Way at Grimes Way, for an hourly fee. Weekend parking is free. Funding for museum exhibitions and programs is provided by the university, the Friends of the Museum of Art and private donors.