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Sam Scott ’93 curated the exhibit
“To the Ends of the Earth, Painting the Polar Landscape” opening
in November. It features over 40 works by such noted 18th-,
19th-, and early 20th-century painters as Rockwell Kent and
Frederic Edwin Church. The exhibit portrays a landscape beyond
the influence of humankind, which, given recent environmental
developments in the polar regions, takes on a nostalgic tone.
“To the Ends of the Earth” runs through March 2009. |
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Merry Glosband ’68 has worn many hats in
her 25 years at PEM, including that of generous supporter.
Her private donation helped the museum acquire the bronze sculpture
“Rains for the Harvest 2001” by Pueblo artist Tammy Garcia. |
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Ellen Soares ’78 supervises nearly 125 museum volunteers, including
many retirees in the area, who lead tours and help visitors find
their way around the extensive holdings. |
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Pete Doran ’64 is the resident memory of
PEM, having been on staff since 1973. |
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Melissa Kershaw ’92 caught the museum bug as a child and shares
her enthusiasm for art and culture with PEM’s youngest visitors
as manager of student programs. |
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Fluency in Japanese comes in handy for Jerry
Marsella ’86, who works in PEM’s Department of Japanese Art. |
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- Museum Quality
- What it takes to care for 2.4 million works of
art.
- Gold Records on His
Wall
- A conversation with songwriter Gordon Pogoda ’84.
- The Shaman’s Pharmacy
- Frog shakes and cultural odysseys fuel the Medicine Hunter
- Masterful
- Learning and living the writing life.
- Having a Ball
- On the job with ocean liner decorator Rebecca Graves ’90G.
- Savoring the Cape
- Taste the true Cape Cod at four alumni-owned
restaurants.
- For the Love of Cod
- A brief history of the famous fish.
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- Points of View
- Voyage to the
Pioneer Valley with advice from the experts.
- Savannah 31411
- Joel Zuckerman
’83 and golf course designer Pete Dye share a love of the game.
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