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A RETRO PERSPECTIVE: REVISITING PRINTS FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION
In 1973, the Norton Center celebrated its grand opening with an exhibition of works loaned by the Guggenheim Museum. Many of the artists who were featured are now considered pioneers of Modern Art — artists including Andy Warhol, Karel Appel and Adolph Gottlieb. The exhibition inspired Centre College to actively collect graphic prints by these artists and their contemporaries. To celebrate the Norton Center’s 50th anniversary, selections from this special collection will be exhibited throughout the season.
50 YEARS OF GREAT STORIES!
Unveiling an Artist’s Hidden Palette
Gallery walls became a scientific laboratory for students in Jeff Fieberg’s CentreTerm course as they uncovered secrets hidden…
Steve Hoffman honored as Arts Citizen of the Year
In recognition of his outstanding contributions to the arts, Centre College’s Norton Center for the Arts Executive Director…
Beats and Building Bridges
“Your legacy is not what you collect while you’re here, but what you leave behind when you’re gone.”