Kalamazoo Institute of Arts
Kalamazoo, MI
269-349-7775
The Kalamazoo Institute of Arts offers art classes and a place for the enjoyment of the visual arts through exhibitions, lectures, special events and a permanent collection. The museum's 10 galleries showcase outstanding temporary exhibitions and portions of the KIA's significant permanent collection. While the collection's emphasis is 20th-century American painting and sculpture, it also includes an extensive European and American print collection, as well as important collections of photography and contemporary ceramics. The collection includes works by local, national, and international artists. KIA is located at 314 South Park Street. Please call Kalamazoo Institute of Arts for admission fees and hours.
Note: A Google Book Search conducted March 26, 2008 located the following books published by the Museum. None featured Limited Preview. The catalogues are listed in reverse date order.
Hispanic American Art: A Sacred Tradition : October 28, 1995 Through January ..., By Anita Vogelaar. Published 1996 by Kalamazoo Institute of Arts
CENTURY OF CARING - ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF AMERICAN REALISM, Published 1986 by Kalamazoo Institute of Arts. Art Center
Kirk Newman: A Retrospective, 1964-1984, By Kirk Newman, Larry Wolf, Greg Waskowsky, Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, Contributor Larry Wolf. Published 1984 by Kalamazoo Institute of Arts.58 pages ISBN 093374207X
Harvey Breverman: Painting, Sculpture, Graphics, Drawings, October 2-31, 1976, By Kalamazoo Institute of Arts. Published 1976 by Kalamazoo Institute of Arts
IMPRESSIONISM IN MICHIGAN, PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND GRAPHICS FROM MICHIGAN ..., By Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, By Kalamazoo Institute of Arts. Published 1967 by Kalamazoo Institute of Arts "Paintings, drawings and graphics from Michigan Collections."
Western Art: Paintings and Sculptures of the West: Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, By Kalamazoo Institute of Arts. Published 1967 by Genevieve and Donald Gilmore Art Center, Kalamazoo Institute of Arts
RUDY POZZATTI, DRAWINGS AND GRAPHICS, Published 1967 by Kalamazoo Institute Of Arts. Art Center
Centennial Exhibition of the Works of Alfred Juergens, 1866-1934, By Kalamazoo Institute of Arts. Published 1966 by Kalamazoo Institute of Arts
The American Artist & Nature, 1864-1964, By Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Art Center (South Bend, Ind.). Published 1964 by Kalamazoo Institute of Arts "Exhibition, prepared jointly by the Fort Wayne Art Museum, the Art Center; Kalamazoo Institute of Arts; and the South Bend Art Center, ..."
Susanne Suba, By Kalamazoo Institute of Arts. Published 1964 by Art Center, Kalamazoo Institute of Arts "Catalog of an exhibition held Mar. 7-29, 1964."
Fort Custer's Army Artists, By Kalamazoo Institute of Arts. Published 1942 by Kalamazoo Institute of Arts
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