The Davison Art Center enables Wesleyan University students to learn from original objects and presents gallery exhibitions open to the public.

Dac Collection Overview Felix-Henri Bracquemond (French, 1833-1914) Portrait of Erasmus, 1863, Etching after Hans Holbein, first and eighth of ten states (photo: Phil) The DAC collection chiefly consists of works on paper. Medium-specific pages offer glimpses into some aspects of the collection: Prints Photographs Drawings Paintings Three-dimensional objects The links above lead to general ...

Dac Digital Imaging Initiative The DAC Digital Imaging Initiative is now in its production phase of making screen-worthy images from original objects in the Davison Art Center Collection. These systematic groups of images will complement more specifically targeted groups of images for networked study by students in selected Wesleyan courses. Course-specific imaging began during our ...

Dac publications Featured Catalogues Selected exhibition catalogues include: Half a Century of Chinese Woodblock Prints James McNeill Whistler & the Etching Revival Alice Burr, Photographer Looking In: Photographs... Keiji Shinohara: Interpretations in Woodcut Jim Dine's Raven Prodigal Son Narratives 1480-1980 Block/Plate/Stone: What a Print Is Chiaroscuro 1500-1800 Atget's Churches Friends ...

Dac Educational Programs Overview Wesleyan students in many departments use the DAC Collection for class assignments or viewings as well as for individual research projects with University faculty, and the museum also encourages teaching and learning from objects in a wide range of other ways. List of Educational Programs Topics | Next Overview Page Find at DAC Wesleyan Show 3 10 30 100 ...

Dac Current Exhibitions The gallery is now closed for the summer; previously on view: Thanks to Good Friends: 40 Years of the Friends of the Davison Art Center The year 2002 marks two anniversaries for the Davison Art Center: the DAC turns 50 and its Friends organization turns 40. Rembrandt, Christ Presented to the People, 1655 Friends of the Davison Art Center funds, 1963 Thanks to Good ...