Installations: Seven International Artists with Roots in Morocco
September 28 - December 16, 2007
Installations developed specifically for this exhibition that questioned, challenged and responded to contemporary global culture by Moroccan artists Hicham Benohoud, Abdelali Dahrouch, Hassan Darsi, Mohamed El baz, Safâa Erruas, Mounir Fatmi, and Ikram Kabbaj . Curated by Kay Wilson.

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Andy Kropa '98:Little Allende, America
August 22 - October 15, 2007 Burling Gallery, Burling Library
Kropa's traveling exhibit explores immigration reform and daily life in West Liberty's Hispanic population. Sponsored by the Center for Prairie Studies and the Faulconer Gallery.
Andy Kropa, : Quinceneara, West Liberty July, digital photograph, 2006

Subject Space: Interiors from the Grinnell College Art Collection
Burling Print and Drawing Study Room
November 2 - December 16, 2007
Selected etchings, lithographs, and photographsfrom the Grinnell College art collection that explore interior spaces and spatial relationships. Curatoed by Thomas Agran '09

© Simon Norfolk, Corridor in the destroyed Ministry of Defence Building, Baghdad, 24 April 2003, Photograph. Marie-Louise and Samuel R. Rosenthal Fund

The Stamp of Self Help Graphics
Burling Gallery, Burling Library
February 11 - March 23
A retrospective of 50 prints from Self-Help Graphics in East Los Angeles, California. The center is dedicated to nurturing artists and creating art that reflects the cultural values and spirit of local Chicano community.
Alex Donis, Rio, por no llorar, 1988

Where are you From? Contemporary Art from Portugal De Onde Vens? Arte Contemporânea de Portugal
Faulconer Gallery
February 1 - April 20, 2008
Twenty emerging and mid-career Portuguese artists explore personal, geographical, artistic, theoretical, and economic sources and inspirations for their art. The exhibition featured painting, sculpture, new media, and video art. Curated by Lesley Wright. Major support for the exhibition provided by the Instituto Camões, which promotes Portuguese culture and language abroad.
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André Cepeda, Untitled, 2005,digital print on aluminum, 126X160cm. Courtesy Galeria Pedro Cera

The Russian Ending: Photogravures by Tacita Dean
Print and Drawing Study Room, Burling Library
March 17 - April 30, 2008
Twenty photogravures by Tacita Dean based on vintage postcards superimposed with stage directions, lighting, sound effects and the artist's whimsical asides. The title refers to the pre-Hollywood practice in Denmark where movies were made and exported both to American and Russia. It was necessary at that time to create alternative endings for these two very different audiences, reserving a very tragic ending for the Russian audience. British artist Tacita Dean (b. 1965) is best know for her films and was nominated for the Turner Prize in 1998.
Tacita Dean, The Sinking of the SS Plympton, from The Russian Ending, 2001, Photogravure
Grinnell College Art Collection, Marie-Louise and Samuel R. Rosenthal Fund. Image Courtesy of Peter Blum Gallery, New York

Fanatical Botanical: Block Print Remix
Burling Library Gallery
April 8 – May 30, 2008
An exhibition of prints and drawings created, cut and re-assembled by artist, singer, songwriter Bonnie Koloc

Disarticulated Bodies/Destabilized Meanings
Print and Drawing Study Room
May 9 - 31, 2008
An exhibition of bodily imagery featuring prints and drawings from the college's collection by Kiki Smith, Catherine Opie and Adrianne Gallinari. Curated by Alanna Nissen '09.

Kiki Smith, Sueno, 1992, Etching, 41 3/4 x 77 1/2 inches, Grinnell College Art Collection: Marie-Louise and Samuel R. Rosenthal Fund

Faculty Art 2008
Faulconer Gallery
May 2 - June 1, 2008
Three faculty members in the Art Department will present their work to the Grinnell Community. The exhibition will include prints by Lydia Diemer, ceramics by Lori Raife, and paintings by Emna Zghal.

Annual Student Art Salon
Faulconer Gallery
May 2 - 19, 2008
The annual juried exhibition of art made in the past year by Grinnell College students.

Works in Progress: Prints from Wildwood Press
June 13 - August 10, 2008
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Wildwood Press was founded by artist and printmaker Maryanne Ellison Simmons in St. Louis, Missouri in 1996. The studio, which hosts a number of visiting artists each year, is known for its custom papermaking and also its facility to produce prints as large as five feet by ten feet in size. This exhibition will feature prints by fifteen artists who have worked at the press since its founding. Curated by Dan Strong.

Selma and Lowndes Count 1965/1966
May 28 - July 31, 2008
Photographic portfolio by John F. Phillips '67
Burling Gallery, Burling Library lower level