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LAW-REDDINGTON GALLERY
View an Exhibition or Attend a Presentation
The Mary Makepeace, Law Reddington Gallery and Theater is located between the Forsberg and Reuling Feldman Galleries. It features ongoing changing exhibitions, in addition to exhibitions that are planned to interpret and expand upon the permanent collection and focus on Midwest Art, American Crafts, and Haitian and Caribbean Art. The Theater is situated in the center of the gallery and offers an ideal space for interpretive programming and presentations.
NOW DISPLAYING
Fleuve-Revolution of Freedom & Flow
On view May 16 - September 14
Presented in partnership with the Grinnell College Museum of Art, featuring guest curator Dr. Petrouchka Moise, an exhibition of Jacob Lawerence's The Life of Touissant Louverture, a series of 15 screenprints dedicated to the life of the leader of the Haitian Revolution. These stunning and rarely shown works of art are paired with objects from the WCA Haitian art collection. Fleuve will consider the history and legacy of the Haitian Revolutions sparked by the differing styles, aesthetics, and art movements flowing from and through Haitian Artists.
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