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Student Union Collection of Contemporary Art |
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in 1962, this collection is unusual in that it was conceived
by students, selected by student committees, and purchased
entirely with University funds. Every four years, since the
first New York buying trip in 1963, a small group of students,
under the direction of an art department faculty member, has
researched the contemporary American art scene and purchased
new pieces. Included are paintings, prints, drawings, photography,
and sculpture by such notable artists as Jasper Johns, Rauschenberg,
Nevelson, Katz, Motherwell, and Haring. The Student Union Collection
is now the University’s premier collection, numbering
over 150 pieces by over one hundred different artists. |
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Anuszkiewicz, Untitled
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Ida
Applebroog,
Promise I Won’t Die?
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Avery, Morning
News |
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Bartlett,
Untitled (Graceland) |
Bishop,
Study
for Drinking Fountains
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Cadmus,
Male Nude |
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Chiappa,
Lazyboy Crucifix |
Colescott,
Famous Last Words:
Death of a Poet |
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Kooning,
Portrait of Eddie #2 |
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Diebenkorn,
Blue Club |
Dine,
Warm Drypoint Robe |
Finster,
Heaven is Worth it All |
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Frankenthaler, Untitled |
Gottlieb,
Green Ground. Blue Disc. |
Grooms,
Picasso Goes to Heaven |
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Haring,
Untitled |
Hayter,
Unstable Woman |
Howell,
Two Market Women |
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Jenkins,
Phenomena September Morn |
Johns,
Flags |
Katz,
Vincent with Open Mouth |
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Kelly,
Colored Paper Images XVI |
Longo,
Eric |
Marsh,
Bowery Group |
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Motherwell,
Blue/Green
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Nerdrum, Baby
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Nevelson,
Night Zag III
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Pearlstein,
Nude on Striped Hammock |
Picasso,
Portrait de Femme a la Fraise a et au Chapeau |
Rauschenberg,
Visitation II |
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Schapiro,
What is Paradise |
Skoglund, Hangers |
Speight,
Holy Family Church |
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