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Widely recognized as one of the more important artists of the 20thcentury, Elizabeth Catlett (1915 – 2012) was a printmaker and sculptor whose career spanned more than 6 decades.
The Art of Elizabeth Catlett comprises prints and sculpture created between 1946 and 1996, exploring the many themes that permeate Catlett’s work: social and racial justice, motherhood, and the Black-American experience; and includes works by Catlett’s husband Francisco Mora and student and long-time friend, Samella Lewis.
This exhibition was organized by Landau Travelling Exhibitions, Los Angeles, California.
Image: There’s A Woman in Every Color, 1975, Elizabeth Catlett
ADMISSION INFO
Free and open to the public
Additional time info:
NOONTIME LECTURE SERIES @ THE CANTOR
All Lectures meet at the Cantor Art Gallery at 12.15pm
Sept 28
Professor Nadine M. Knight, Africana Studies and English Department
Visions of Black Motherhood in the Black Arts Movement
Oct 6
Professors Susan Schmidt and Michael Beatty, Visual Arts Department
Elizabeth Catlett: A Conversation on her Sculptures and Prints
Oct 26
Ana Ugarte, Assistant Professor, Spanish Department
Health Humanities and Art: Catlett, ADAL, and the Other(ed) Body
Dec 1
Dr. Meredith Fluke, Director, Cantor Art Gallery
The Art of Elizabeth Catlett: A Curator’s Perspective
CANTOR GALLERY CONCERT
Oct 1
Jan Muller-Szeraws and Brooks Scholar Joe Cracolici
Cantor Art Gallery | 12.15
LOCATION
1 College Street, College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA 01610
PARKING INFO
The Cantor Art Gallery is located in the Prior Performing Arts Center, upper campus, next to the Hogan Center, third level, directly above the main entrance to the building.Parking is available directly in front of the building.
ACCESSIBILITY INFO
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
Masks and social distancing is required for all visitors to the Cantor Art Gallery.
