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26 Jan Arts
Video: New Exhibition opening to the public in Holland Feb. 25
Fox17

Charles Mason made an appearance on FOX-17 to discuss the two exhibitions opening to the public
04 Jan Arts
Exhibitions “Drawing with Light” and “Salvador Dali: Memories of Surrealism” to Open at the Kruizenga Art Museum on Jan. 19

The Kruizenga Art Museum at Hope College will feature two new print exhibitions, “Drawing with Light: Mezzotint Prints from the Rossof Collection” and “Salvador Dali: Memories of Surrealism” beginning later this semester.

08 Sep Arts
Kruizenga Art Museum Exhibit Explores Historical Context of Protests for Racial Justice

A variety of topics in African American history and culture from the end of the Civil War to the present are addressed in the exhibition “Black Lives Matter, Black Culture Matters” in the Kruizenga Art Museum at Hope College.