Setting up the displays in the ScienceWorks Labs area of the Hands-On Museum Photographer: Alan Warren
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1999
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Ann Arbor News, October 17, 1999
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Becky Hattner, an educator at the Hands-On Museum, sets up displays in the ScienceWorks Labs area in the museum's new addition. The ScienceWorks Labs will be used for classroom school programs and activities during the week and drop-in activities on the weekends open to all children.
Ann Arbor News, October 17, 1999
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Becky Hattner, an educator at the Hands-On Museum, sets up displays in the ScienceWorks Labs area in the museum's new addition. The ScienceWorks Labs will be used for classroom school programs and activities during the week and drop-in activities on the weekends open to all children.
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A LITTLE MUSEUM GROWS UP
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Museum closes temporarily
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Exhibit of Brook's 'Nude On A Navajo Blanket' and McFall's 'Buildings With Water Tank' at the University of Michigan Art Museum, September 1972 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1972
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Ann Arbor News, October 8, 1972
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Henry Lee McFall's 'Buildings With Water Tank' (Among Art Association Gifts To U-M Museum)
Ann Arbor News, October 8, 1972
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Henry Lee McFall's 'Buildings With Water Tank' (Among Art Association Gifts To U-M Museum)
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Water Color Exhibit at University of Michigan Art Museum, May 1971 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1971
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Water Color Exhibit at University of Michigan Art Museum, May 1971 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1971
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Display of Bernard Leach's Pottery, July 1950 Photographer: Attributed to Eck Stanger
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1950
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Ann Arbor News, August 2, 1950
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Noted British Potter's Work Being Shown In Ann Arbor Four of the 100 pieces of stoneware created by Bernard Leach, noted British potter, are inspected by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richman of 1520 Longshore Dr., prior to the opening today of an exhibition of Leach's work at Martin Haller's, 112 E. Liberty St. Richman, who during the winter is the director of the Institute of Contemporary Art in Washington, is holding a jug which has a dripless spout.
Ann Arbor News, August 2, 1950
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Noted British Potter's Work Being Shown In Ann Arbor Four of the 100 pieces of stoneware created by Bernard Leach, noted British potter, are inspected by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richman of 1520 Longshore Dr., prior to the opening today of an exhibition of Leach's work at Martin Haller's, 112 E. Liberty St. Richman, who during the winter is the director of the Institute of Contemporary Art in Washington, is holding a jug which has a dripless spout.
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William A. Lunk Touches Up Display In Mineralogy Room, May 1962 Photographer: Doug Fulton
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1962
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Ann Arbor News, May 19, 1962
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Touch-Up: William A. Lunk, associate curator of exhibits at the University's Exhibit Museum, touches up a display in the mineralogy room showing the changes in prehistoric seas in Michigan and their effect on the state's minerals. Lunk designed and executed the exhibit, including the three-dimensional maps at left and right. Each map was made of plaster with wax contours carefully modeled and painted and topped with a grid of threads to represent latitude and longitude lines. Each took about 10 days to make.
Ann Arbor News, May 19, 1962
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Touch-Up: William A. Lunk, associate curator of exhibits at the University's Exhibit Museum, touches up a display in the mineralogy room showing the changes in prehistoric seas in Michigan and their effect on the state's minerals. Lunk designed and executed the exhibit, including the three-dimensional maps at left and right. Each map was made of plaster with wax contours carefully modeled and painted and topped with a grid of threads to represent latitude and longitude lines. Each took about 10 days to make.
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Crawford's originality enlivens her art
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