Abstract artwork featuring a figure with bird-like features against a yellow background.

Rick Bartow, Raven Chant, 2012. Acrylic on canvas. Photo by Rebekah Johnson Photography, Courtesy of Froelick Gallery.

Close-up of a stylized tribal mask with intricate patterns and glowing features.

Lillian Pitt, She Who Watches (detail), 2010. Cast New Zealand lead crystal.

A cylindrical structure made of interwoven black and red plastic looped pieces.

Gail Tremblay, Celebrating Fishing at the Stone Weir (detail), 2013. 16mm film, metallic braid, red, white and black leader.

A wall featuring intricate, translucent geometric and organic shapes casting shadows.

Joe Feddersen, Charmed (detail), 2012. Fused glass, fishing line.

Together Again

Exhibit Length
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Rick Bartow

Joe Feddersen

Lillian Pitt

Gail Tremblay

 

TOGETHER AGAIN features recent works by Lillian Pitt (Warm Springs, Wasco, and Yakama), Gail Tremblay (Mi'kmaq and Onondaga), Joe Feddersen (Colville) and Rick Bartow (Wiyot and Yurok).

As part of the 40th anniversary celebration, we welcome these established artists back to the Gorman Museum, and wish to acknowledge their contributions to the museum's rich history.

Sponsors
  • Froelick Gallery
  • UC Davis Humanities Institute
  • UC Davis Native American Faculty & Staff Association
  • UC Davis Office of Campus Community Relations