MARCH 28 - JULY 31, 2008

PAM INGALLS: AH LIFE!
An exhibition of paintings by GU alumna and Vashon Island, WA artist Pam Ingalls

APRIL 18, 2008 - MAY 10

TODD ARNOLD
MICHAEL BALDWIN
TERRY BRINTON
CATHERINE DAZE
COREY FREUEN
CLAYTON HEMMINGSON
JESSICA HERTZ
ANN KILZER
DANIELLE KIRBY
KIMBERLY KLINGER
CRISTIN LEVERSON
ASHLIN MEARS
RAMONA NUNEZ
JULIE SMETANA
KRISTEN SMITH
LAURA YASKELL
JOHN YERDEN

JANUARY 23, 2008 - APRIL 2

FACE TO FACE
An exhibition featuring over one hundred and seventy-five prints drawn from the permanent collection
and private collections focusing on the face as the primary imagery.
This ambitious arrangement of works from the 16th through the 21st century was hung salon style in the Jundt Galleries.

This exhibition was in honor and memory of Dr. Anne Baruch, Chicago, IL

_{Jiri Anderle(Czech, b. 1936)
Portrait of Anne B.,(detail) 1980
Intaglio print: mixed techniques. 24.5 x 19.62
Collection of Gonzaga University}

NOVEMBER 30, 2007 - MARCH 8, 2008

FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Food for Thought, an exhibition including prints from the permanent collection and private collectors, opened Friday, Nov. 30, and ran through Saturday, March 8, in the Arcade Gallery.
The exhibition was held in conjunction with GU's university-wide discussion on food, eating, and agriculture.

_{H. Andrew van Wyk (Namibian, b. 1963)
Eating Something, 1983. 19.5 x 11.7"
Relief print: hardboard
Collection of Gonzaga University
Gift of Patti Hayes}

OCTOBER 19 - DECEMBER 12, 2007

HARRIET SANDERSON: LIMBUS
Harriet Sanderson is an award-winning artist who contracted polio at the age of three, leaving her with an incapacitated right arm and the general weakness of post-polio syndrome. More recently she was diagnosed with fibromyalgia. Recurrent themes in her work are self-image, intimate relationships, and physical function. Employing non-art materials and unusual printmaking techniques, the Seattle feminist explores the body’s affect on physical and psychological existence. Ms. Sanderson holds a BFA and an MFA in printmaking from the University of Washington. Her work has been shown in more than sixty museums and galleries and is held in a number of private and public collections.

AUGUST 15 - NOVEMBER 17, 2007

ROBERT SPERRY
Sponsored by Quarry Tile Company, Spokane, Washington

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_{Image: Robert Sperry (American, 1927-1998)
Untitled, (detail)
Ceramic plate: stoneware clay, glaze & slip
Collection of Jim Kolva & Pat Sullivan, Spokane, WA}

AUGUST 31 - OCTOBER 6, 2007

DRAWN TO THE WALL III
An invitational exhibition featuring the drawing installations of Michelle Forsyth, Gina Freuen, Kevin Haas, Richard Schindler, and Ken Yuhasz