ARCHIVES
BAM ARCHIVES ( 2015 - )
CONTEMPORARY CLASSIC
OVERTURE
MINDFUL DISRUPTION
THREADS, FOLDS & RABBIT HOLES
EXPLORING THE BAM COLLECTION
DNSPE 2024 PRINT SYMPOSIUM PRINT EXCHANGE
PANOPLY: 26 PAINTED LIVES
GIRLS WITH CAMERAS
RETRO URBAN PORTRAITS
A LITTLE TOO LITTLE, A LITTLE TOO MUCH
SWEET DREAMS TRANSIT TERRAIN YOUSSEF SHEROUBI FRAGMENTS & FABRICATIONS DELECTABLE GARDEN PEOPLE/PLACES/THINGS H X W X D
LEGENDS
ITWSSOP
STAR CHILDREN
RADIUS I
NO BORING ART
NEXUS
PAPIER SURFIN
WHY
LEBO
SALVADOR DALÍ
TIM HURSLEY
ECLECTIC
BODY [PARTS]
ALRIGHT
ROBYN HORN
JOHN KEECH
SHARED VISION
QUIET WORK
CYCLE
SILENT FOREST
CHAMPION TREES
ARBORETUM
JUDY CROOK 5
NURTURENATURE
LOCAL COLOR
EMBELLISH
KIFF SLEMMONS
VICINITY
DELITA MARTIN
CONTINUAL MYTH
SEAT ASSIGNMENT
AR NEIGHBORS
BELIEVE
GUY CHURCH
PURE LINE
HMONG TEXTILES
ACCALIA
SELAH
IT FIGURES
EXPLORING THE BAM COLLECTION
June 27th - August 28, 2024
The exhibition Exploring the BAM Collection is a tribute to the late Evan Lindquist and Cheryl Wall Trimarchi. Lindquist is a central figure in the history of art at Arkansas State University, where he taught from 1963 until his retirement in 2003. In 1996, Lindquist launched the Delta National Small Prints Exhibition, which has been held annually ever since. Curt and Chucki Bradbury honor Lindquist annually by giving prints from the DNSPE exhibitions, several of which are in this exhibition. The late Cheryl Wall Trimarchi was an artist who lived in Jonesboro and contributed funds to add numerous outstanding prints from Delta National Small Print Exhibitions to the BAM collection.
Lindquist’s engravings are beautiful examples of this medium he championed when it was rarely practiced. In 1969, he began a series of elegant engravings examining such abstract concepts as Identity, Tension, and Consciousness, through graceful images of twisted strings or threads. Lindquist continued to make prints until his passing in 2023. His gifts to the BAM collection demonstrate that Lindquist was also a knowledgeable and sensitive print collector with strong connections to his fellow art professors.