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Catalog for an exhibition held January 27 - May 26, 2012 at Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center and January 26 - May 25, 2012 at the Fine Art Museum of Western Carolina University. Spans the 63 year career of Black Mountain College alumna and first-generation New York Abstract Expressionist Pat Passlof. Acknowledgments by Connie Bostic, Alice Sebrell, and Denise Drury; essay by Eleanor Heartney; photographs of Pat Passlof in studio by Alice Sebrell. vi, 58 pages with full-page color reproductions. New.

Catalogue for an exhibition held January 22 - May 21, 2016 at Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center and August 28 - December 23, 2016 at Neuberger Museum of Art, SUNY Purchase, curated by Theodore E. Stebbins, Jr. Includes essays by Stebbins and Paul Spillenger, son of the artist. xiv, 58 pages, with full color reproductions. Bound in pictorial wrappers. New.
Ray Spillenger studied with Willem de Kooning and Josef Albers at Black Mountain College during the summer of 1948. This exhibition comprises two decades of his work from the BMC era to the late 1960s. Spillenger's paintings demonstrate a total commitment to abstraction and a passionate love of color. After leaving Black Mountain College, Spillenger moved to New York City, where he became a member of "the Club," Cedar Tavern regular, and friend to Abstract Expressionist luminaries including Franz Kline, Jackson Pollock, and Philip Guston. Despite significant contributions to the formation of the New York School, Spillenger did not find… Leer más

Catalogue for an exhibition held in conjunction with the largest Black Mountain College Reunion to date in 1995. Alumni, regardless of age, or discipline, were asked to submit panels, 18"x24", on which they would remember the college. The Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center received in response: paintings and collages, anecdotes and poems, letters home to mom, music manuscripts and photographs. A poignant remembrance of the college and an acknowledgment of the impact it had on those who taught and studied there. Foreword by Mary Holden, with essays by exhibition curator Mary Emma Harris. Bound in brown paper wraps. v, 110 pages, with illustrations.

Black Mountain College Dossiers #5: Susan Weil. Original publication of Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center, documenting the works of former students and faculty of the college. Text by Donna Stein; design by Jon Jicha. 35 pages, including color and b/w reproductions. Light brown paper wrappers with French flaps. Stamped by hand with BMC logo on front cover. ISBN sticker on back cover.

Catalogue for an exhibition held September 20, 2018 - January 4, 2020, edited by co-curators Chelsea Spengemann and Sara VanDerBeek. Features full-color reproductions along with essays by Gloria Sutton, Adrianna Campbell-LaFleur, and Hyemin Kim. Includes insert with text of keynote address by Chelsea Spengemann and Sara VanDerBeek given at ReVIEWING Black Mountain College international conference, September 2019. Paperback, 125 pages. New.

Catalogue for an exhibition held January 24 - May 17, 2014 at Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center, showcasing Homire's life drawing and poetry. Short introduction by exhibition curator Connie Bostic. 48 pages. Bound in semigloss pictorial wrappers. NEW. Cynthia Homire came to Black Mountain College to study pottery with David Weinrib and Karen Karnes, and later married fellow BMC alum Jorge Fick. They opened the Fickery in Santa Fe where she made utilitarian stoneware that he glazed. They held life drawing classes in their studio for a number of years, and as her eyesight began to fail, Homire wrote poetry.

Black Mountain College Dossiers #4: Ray Johnson. Original publication of Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center, documenting the works of former students and faculty of the college. Text by William S. Wilson and Mary Emma Harris; foreword by Mary Holden; design by Jon Jicha. v, 83 pages with color and b/w reproductions. Light brown paper wrappers with French flaps. Stamped by hand with BMC logo on front cover. Fine with tight binding.

Catalogue for an exhibition held January 13 - May 13, 2017 at Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center, curated by Connie Bostic and Alice Sebrell. Includes essays by Marcus' niece Julie Feinsilver and Garry L. Hagberg, Professor of Philosophy and Aesthetics at Bard College. xi, 32 pages with full color reproductions. Bound in pictorial wrappers. New. Zola Marcus (1915 – 1998), long-time resident of New York and abstract painter, attended the 1953 Summer Institute at Black Mountain College where he studied painting with Joe Fiore and Esteban Vicente.