When we think of Grinnell as a place, we often sum up our location as simply a small town with a small elite college in a sea of corn. Yet we know that Grinnell, as a community, is much more. To reveal and celebrate those many intertwining yet often invisible facets, Faulconer Gallery presents four projects aimed at inspiring us to rethink what we know about our place. Projects include an examination of attitudes towards work; a photo essay on multiple, and contested, uses of a site; an installation investigating the implications of national and international cargo shipped through Grinnell; and a look at current and pending environmental issues facing the community.
Faulconer Gallery
Culturing Community: Projects about Place

Click on links for introductions and installation views
(Un)Seen Work: Traditions and Transitions
Life and Death on the Prairie: Photographs by Stephen Longmire
Ideal X, The Moving Crew
Collect(ive): Grinnell People's Museum
Iowa Public Radio Interview: "Talk of Iowa," October 11, 2010
Introduction by Lesley Wright (opens as a pdf)
List of Contributors (opens as a pdf)
Exhibition Date:
24 Sep 2010 - 12 Dec 2010
School Year:
2010 - 2011
Location:
Faulconer Gallery 




