Past Exhibits at Musselman Library

Past Hidden Talents Exhibits

Musselman Library's Hidden Talents series highlights the artistic talents of people in the Gettysburg College community. 

•  Hidden Talents: "Botanicals" by Jim Ramos
  
  • Main Floor - Browsing Room Spring 2005

•  Hidden Talents: "Boundaries" by Dan Gilbert
  • Main Floor - Browsing Room
    Fall 2005

• Hidden Talents: "Luminous India" by Rud Platt
  • Main Floor - Browsing Room
    Fall 2006

• Hidden Talents: "Meditations" by Kay Etheridge
  • Main Floor - Browsing Room
    Spring 2006

• Hidden Talents: The Paintings of Carrol Hoover
  • Main Floor - Browsing Room
    Spring 2007

• Hidden Talents: Robocalifragilistic by Sharon Birch
  

  • Main Floor - Browsing Room
    Fall 2007

Other Past Exhibits

•  Windows to South & Southeast Asia

Stairwell
Fall 2007

• Art and Literature: The Paintings of Ivette Guzman-Zavala
  • Stairwell
    Fall 2006

• BoNanas: The Man Behind the Monkey
  • Main Floor
    Spring and Summer 2006

• Clowning Around with Jeffrey Gabel
  • Main Floor
    April through August 2006

•  Faces of Singapore
  
  • Main Stairwell
    Spring 2007

• Gargoyles and Grotesques of Gettysburg
  • Library Apse
    October-November 2007

• Gettysburg College 175th Anniversary
  • Main Floor, Apse
    Fall 2006 & Spring 2007
    

• Happy 25th Birthday Musselman Library!
  • Main Floor
    April 2006
    

•  Icons of the West: Remington Statues
  • Main Floor - Reference Shelving Tops
    Through Fall 2006

• The Japanese Kites of Pete Rondeau
  • Main Floor, Harner Room, Browsing Room
    July - December 2006

• Lillian Blauvelt: From Brooklyn to Buckingham Palace
  • Main Floor
    Spring 2007

• The Photography of Dan Mangan
  
  • Main Floor
    March through June 2006

•  Senior Stars '06

•  Senior Stars '07

• A Western World Perspective on the History of Garden Making: Items from the collection of Pat Henry
  • Main Floor
    April through August 2006

• You Can Go Home Again: Gettysburg College Faculty Who Are Alumni
  • Main Floor
    August through December 2005