Forms of Thought
Exhibition
Exhibition Overview
Forms of Thought
Kris Ercums, curator
Gallery 407, Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas
Forms of Thought and This Land are two exhibitions that together explore intangible ideas. Works in Forms of Thought capture various artists’ attempts to depict transcendent, sacred, and religious ideas.
Exhibition images
Works of art
1868–1880
circa 1495
mid-late 1700s
mid-late 1700s
circa 1590–1605
circa 1575–1580
mid 1500s
1982
early 1600s
circa 1500–1501
mid 1900s
mid-late 1900s
early 1100s, Goryeo dynasty (918–1392)
宋朝 Song dynasty (960–1279)
late 1400s–early 1500s
circa 1775
early-mid 1900s
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
late 1800s–1975
circa 1950
late 1800s–1969
late 1800s–1969
late 1800s–1969
late 1800s–1993
1968–1969
1880s–1890s
1865 or 1869
1980–1992
circa 1400s, Muromachi period (1338–1573)
circa 1950
circa 1692–1702
1962
1951
early 1100s, Goryeo dynasty (918–1392)
Events
February 8, 2015
Talk
2:00–3:30PM
Gallery 407, 307 Reception Room, Spencer Museum of Art