FRIDAY, MAY 11
4-6 PM
GALLERY HOP
Begins at Arthur Ross Gallery, Fisher Fine Arts Library
Back by popular demand is the Gallery Hop — a unique opportunity to sample three of Penn's art galleries while hearing from a director or curator at each stop. Refresh yourself at the end of the tour with hors d'oeuvres and dessert.

Arthur Ross Gallery
Speaker: Dilys Winegrad, Director and Curator
Hitoshi Nakazato: Print Series
This exhibit celebrates Penn alumnus and Master Printmaker Hitoshi Nakazato, GFA'66, who has taught at Penn Design for almost 40 years. His works are in collections around the world, including the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Kroiz Gallery, Architectural Archives
Speaker: William Whitaker, GAR'96, Collections Manager
Venturi Scott Brown Collection
On view for the first time in the Kroiz Gallery will be highlights from the recently donated Venturi Scott Brown Collection. Documenting over 40 years of innovation in design, the exhibit explores the work of the world-renowned architecture and planning team of Robert Venturi, HON'80, and Denise Scott Brown, GCP'60, GAR'65,HON'94, presented through their original drawings, models, and manuscripts, as well as a site-specific installation designed by the architects.

Institute of Contemporary Art
Speaker: Ingrid Schaffner, Senior Curator
· Karen Kilimnik
Filling the first and second floor galleries, ICA presents the first major survey of an American artist of international stature spanning over 15 years of collage-based activity in the realms of paintings, drawings, photography, sculptural installations, and objects. Kilimnik's art exists in a seemingly fanciful world of fashion models, movie stars, ballerinas, castles, horses, pets, and ribbons.

· Contemporary Art and the Art of Curating Class Exhibition
A year-long undergraduate seminar at Penn-a joint collaboration between the History of Art Department and ICA- marks an immersive study of contemporary art and curatorial practice. This Spring the students will test what they have learned in the classroom by putting together their own exhibition in ICA's Project Space.

· Ramp Project: Phoebe Washburn
Each season, ICA's Ramp Project Series commissions an artist to create a new site-specific temporary work. In the series' 12th commission, New York artist Phoebe Washburn responds to the dark, cave-like entrance on the first floor and incorporates live plants.