Home: American photography at the CU Art Museum

black and white photograph of a split level suburban home

Robert Adams, American (b. 1937), Untitled (bi-level house in snow), 1973. Gelatin silver print, 6 x 7 5/8 inches. Purchase with The Carnegie Fund, CU Art Museum, «Ƶ,78.722.Photo:Jeff Wells / CU Art Museum, © Robert Adams.

black and white photograph of a wheatfield

Lawrence McFarland, American (b. 1942), Wheatfield near Nebraska/Kansas Border, 1976. Selenium toned gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches. Purchase with The Carnegie Fund, CU Art Museum, «Ƶ,78.718.Photo: Jeff Wells / CU Art Museum, ©Lawrence McFarland.

Photograph of a green chair in a driveway

Katie Harwood, American (b.1981), Green Chair, 2016, from the series “Everything is Fine Here", pigment print, 30 x 24 inches. Purchased with funds from the CUAM Collectors Circle, CU Art Museum, 2016.12.01. Photo courtesy and © Katie Harwood.

Home: American photography at the CU Art Museum

March 2 - July 15, 2017

Is home “where the heart is”? Is it a building, a landscape or a state of mind? Drawn from the of the CU Art Museum, Home investigates how American photographers working from the late 1800s to today have engaged with these questions. Through a presentation of landscapes, family photos and candid portraits visitors are invited to consider central themes of the exhibition, including environment, nostalgia and family.

What does home mean to you?
We invite our guests to respond to the images and ideas presented in the exhibition by visiting a special programming space in our FlexSpace gallery, open from February 2, 2017–March 25, 2017.

This exhibition was curated byHope Saska, curator of collections and exhibitions, CU Art Museum.

This exhibition is generously supported byCU-«Ƶ Student Arts and Cultural Enrichment fees, and CU Art Museum members.

View images of the exhibition installation here.