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PUBLIC ART ABOUT The Gund Gallery Dedicated in the fall of 2011, the Graham Gund Gallery advances the role of visual art as a critical centerpiece of Kenyon’s liberal-arts mission by championing the best art and artists of the 20th-and 21st-centuries via an active exhibitions schedule, expanding permanent collection, and formal and informal learning experiences. Public Art at Kenyon College Shortly after the museum opened, the Gund Gallery Collection launched with inaugural gifts from alumni donors and board members. Bookending this new collection of 20th- and 21st-century art were gifts of three Lewis Hine photographs from the first decade of the 20th century and two recent video works by Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson, which were joined by the gift of a 1986 wall sculpture by Louise Nevelson. In 2014, eighty additional works of contemporary art were donated by Ann and Graham Gund ’63, further securing this collection’s important focus and trajectory. The Kenyon College Collection includes a range of pre-20th-century art, works related to the College’s history and alumni, ethnographic objects, and material culture and is managed and cared for by the Gund Gallery. Kenyon’s beautiful campus provides the perfect backdrop for a growing roster of important and historically meaningful works of art from the Gund Gallery Collection and the Kenyon College Collection. Public art installations are approved and sited by the Public Art Committee, a group of dedicated faculty members, College administrators, staff members, students, community representatives, and gallery personnel. Publicly displayed works of art now include special QR-code labeling to provide an array of interpretive and historical information researched and written by Gund Associates, the museum’s dynamic interns. For more information about Gund Gallery exhibitions, programs, and collections, visit www.gundgallery.org or call 740-427-5972. 101 1/2 College Dr. Gambier, OH 43022 www.gundgallery.org [email protected] 740-427-5972 Check out our website for more Public Art: gundgallery.org/publicart

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  • outdoorPeter Woytuk '80The Kenyon Crowes, 2000.

    Gund Gallery Collection;Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund '63.

    Ransom Hall,Southwest Parapet

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    5Carl Milles,Five Angel Musicians, 2001.

    Gund Gallery Collection;Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund '63.

    Rosse Hall,Southeast Lawn

    4Henry MooreLarge Spindle Piece, 1974.

    Gund Gallery Collection;Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund '63.

    Science Quad,Philip Mather Courtyard

    2John WaddellDance Mother, c. 1962.

    Kenyon College Collection;Gift of Nathan Cummings H '74.

    Cromwell Cottage,West Lawn

    6Antoni Milkowski '57Karvi, 1991.

    Kenyon College Collection;Gift of Susan Hartung, Anna and Stefan Milkowski; siting funds donated by Kenyon Class of 1957.Horvitz Hall,Southeast Lawn

    7Charles Eugene GagnonRenaissance Man and Woman, 1973.

    Kenyon College Collection;Anonymous gift.

    Hill Theater,Northwest Lawn

    3Paul ManshipIndian Hunter and Pronghorn

    Gund Gallery Collection;Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund '63.

    Peirce Hall, East Terrace

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    4Kiki SmithHer, 2004.

    Gund Gallery Collection;Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund '63.

    Gund Gallery,Fischman Lobby

    9 Aristide MaillolLa Montagne, 1937.

    On loan from Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund '63.

    Gund Gallery,Front Patio

    8Sam FrancisUntitled, 1982.

    Gund Gallery Collection;Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund '63.

    Kenyon Athletic Center,First Floor

    5Roy LichtensteinPeace Through Chemistry II, 1970.

    Gund Gallery Collection;Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund '63.

    Tomsich Hall, Main Stairwell

    12James BalogGiant Sequoia, Stagg, 2001.

    Gund Gallery Collection;Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund '63.

    Higley Hall, North Lobby

    8COMING SOON! Antony GormleyPore, 2002.

    Gund Gallery Collection;Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund '63.

    Location to be annouced 2016.

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    13Stella WaitzkinWest Wall Library, 1950-93.

    Kenyon College Collection;Gift of Mr. Fred Waitzkin '65.

    Olin Library, Reeves Study Room

    9Jacob EpsteinBust of Albert Einstein, c. 1933.

    Kenyon College Collection;Gift of Mr. Alan Bell '74.

    Hayes Hall, Lobby

    6Augustus Saint-GaudensStanley Matthews and his wife, Mary,

    Kenyon College Collection;Gift of Elizabeth Matthews.

    Ransom Hall,Norton Room

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    10 James SurlsWhite-Tipped Blooming, 1993.

    Gund Gallery Collection;Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund '63.

    Dempsey Hall,Thomas Hall Dining Room

    c. 1904

    indoorDale ChilhulyGilded Silver & Aquamarine

    Gund Gallery Collection;Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund '63.

    Storer Hall,Upper Lobby

    1 2Louise Nevelson,Mirror-Shadow XXVI, 1986.

    Gund Gallery Collection;Gift of David Horvitz and Francie Bishop Good.

    Storer Hall,Lower Lobby

    3Thomas StruthMilan Cathedral (Facade), 1998.

    Gund Gallery Collection;Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund '63.

    Storer Hall,Upper Lobby

    Chandelier Putti, 2000.

    14Mary Ellen MarkGeorgia Nugent, 2012.

    Kenyon College Collection;Purchase of Kenyon College.

    Ransom Hall,Norton Room

    7Gilbert StuartHannah More, n.d.

    Kenyon College Collection;Purchase of Kenyon College.

    Ransom Hall,Norton Room

    11Ned Smyth '70Earth Capital, 1979

    Kenyon College Collection;Gift of Carol and Arthur Goldberg

    Peirce Hall,Alcove

    15Jenne StahlThe Hunter, c. 1979

    Kenyon College Collection;Acquired from Carl J. Stahl '30, H '73.

    Kenyon Athletic Center,Second Level

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    Antelope, 2002.