The first gallery exhibition of the 2017-18 school year will feature three decades' worth of works by Crawford, who has concentrated on woodcuts and monotypes since earning a 1987 MA in Fine Art from Peoria's Bradley University.

Augustana College's first art exhibition of its 2017-18 school year finds dozens of contemporary artists and poets responding to the history of multiracial coalitions – including the Rainbow Coalition, the Young Patriots Organization, and the Black Panther Party – that have organized against racism, poverty, and oppression.

An associate professor of painting and drawing and the director of graduate studies at the University of Arkansas, acclaimed visual artist Musgnug explores both nature and the painting process in her latest touring exhibition of works on paper.

Produced by the local non-profit Heritage Documentaries, director Julie Wine Johnston's 51-minute documentary tells the story behind the bridge that first connected Rock Island to Davenport in 1856, with details including Abraham Lincoln's successful defense of railroad's right to cross the river in the trial that followed the bridge's completion.

Join us on the Skydeck overlooking the great park and sweeping river views as we celebrate the Reader's 20th birthday! We will be showcasing images and covers from years past on the jumbo screen and thanking our long time advertisers on the ribbon board. David Baker will be spinning tunes from Jeff Ignatius' best song picks over the years, and more. Hoping to show a documentary on the big jumbo screen as well.

Friday, November 15th.  5 pm until 10 pm. Food, drink, prizes and fun!

 

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