01:21:18
What's Your Sign? Symposium // James Wines
14:40
What's Your Sign? Symposium // Zhao Deli
16:42
What's Your Sign? Symposium // Aleksandr Mergold
13:20
What's Your Sign? Symposium // Edward Snajdr
14:16
What's Your Sign? Symposium // Glenn NP Nowak
14:08
What's Your Sign? Symposium // Sam Holleran
12:30
What's Your Sign? Symposium // Kelly Porter
10:41
What's Your Sign? Symposium // Shane Reiner-Roth
17:07
What's Your Sign? Symposium // Jeffrey Balmer
13:41
What's Your Sign? Symposium // Cheryl Wassenaar
21:12
What's Your Sign? Symposium // Asli Arpak
16:31
What's Your Sign? Symposium // D.B. Dowd
18:32
What's Your Sign? Symposium // Charlott Greub
01:48
Chokwe divination at Kajiji, Democratic Republic of the Congo, ca. 1950
01:30:13
African Art Techniques: Wood, Cloth, Metal, Clay
01:00:12
Art as a Verb in Africa: The Masks of the Bwa Village of Boni, Burkina Faso
01:02:18
Birds of the Wilderness: The Beauty Competition of the Wodaabe People of Niger
51:07
Coming of Age in Africa: Initiation in the Bwa Village of Dossi
01:03:00
The Death of an African King: The Funeral of the Omanhene of Techiman
49:48
African Art in Performance: The Winiama Masks of the Village of Ouri
26:53
African Art as Theater. By Christopher D. Roy, 2006
08:58
Napoleon and the Art of Propaganda
01:21
Pollock's "Mural" Commercial - Museum pARTy 2013
00:43
Legacies for Iowa Commercial - Museum pARTy 2013
01:15
Education Outreach Commercial - Museum pARTy 2013
02:35
Graffiti artist Lady Pink paints with University of Iowa students
03:40
"A Legacy for Iowa" Highlights: Robert Motherwell's "Elegy to the Spanish Republic, No. 126"
03:39
"A Legacy for Iowa" Highlights: John Marin's "Off Flint Island, Maine Coast"
04:34
"A Legacy for Iowa" Highlights - Max Beckmann's "Karneval"
01:24
University of Iowa Museum of Art - A Legacy for Iowa
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The purpose of the University of Iowa Museum of Art is to advance education and research in the fields of Art and Art History in ways that contribute to and enhance the academic mission of the University of Iowa.
The Museum collects, conserves, and exhibits major works of art in order to teach its constituents, including University students, faculty and staff, the Iowa City community, the people of the State of Iowa, and visitors from around the world, how to better understand and appreciate art and civilizations from around the world.
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