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Curator

• Frank LaPena

Artists

• Dugan Aguilar
• Rick Bartow
• Frank Day
• Harry Fonseca
• Bob Haozous
• Frank LaPena
• George Longfish
• Judith Lowry
• Fritz Scholder
• Brian Tripp
• Hulleah Tsinhnajinnie
• Frank Tuttle

Writer

• Terri Castaneda Ph.D.

Hours of operation
Gallery Hours: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Tuesday through Saturday
Location: University Library,
California State University, Sacramento

December 3, 2004 - February 18, 2005
RETABLO
Retablos, referred to as "laminas" in Mexico are small oil paintings on tin, zinc, wood or copper which verenate various Catholic saints. Dating from the time of the conquistadors they were used in personal shrines to protect and worship. This exhibition is an extensive collection of retablos collected by Paul Thiebaud over the last 25 years.

March 7, - July 22, 2005
BAY AREA FIGURATIVE SHOW
This exhibit will present oil paintings and works on paper from the 1950's and 60's. The work is a collection of Bay Area artists such as David Park, Richard Diebenkorn, and Elmer Bishoff.

About the University Library Gallery
The Library Gallery was created in 2001-2002 with the combined support of Donald R. Gerth, President of CSUS; Robert Jones, Vice President for University Affairs; William J. Sullivan, Jr., Dean of the College of Arts and Letters; and Rollin Potter, Director of the School of the Arts. The gallery opened in April 2002 with an exhibition of paintings by northern California plein-air artists of the early twentieth century, the Society of Six.

The Library Gallery is part of the concept of making CSU Sacramento the “campus of the arts.” Located on the first floor of the University Library, it occupies a central position on campus where it can be accessed by CSUS students, faculty and staff, and by the people from the larger regional community. The Library Gallery serves the educational mission of the University by introducing nationally and internationally significant art to the campus and to the Sacramento region.

The Gallery is intended not only for the installation of art exhibitions, but also as a performance space for music recitals, poetry readings, and other arts-related events. It is open to everyone from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, Tuesdays through Saturdays. Admission is free.