Gustafson Gallery
The Gustafson Gallery, named for former Textiles & Clothing Department head Dagmar Gustafson, is a visible extension of the work and activities of the Department of Design & Merchandising. Exhibits installed in the Gallery featuring artifacts from the Collection, include Women's Suits: Transformations in Form and Fabric, 1890-1990, which resulted in the publication of a brochure; and Women in Western Film: Myth versus Reality, which included a special event film screening and panel discussion. Students also use the Gallery for promotional presentations in Merchandising and to present design collections in Apparel Design & Production.
Displayed Exhibits:
| 2006 |
Ghanaian Textile Inspiration; Evening Wear Creation |
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"Communicating a Vision for a Socially Responsible Future" |
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| 2005: |
"Creativity in Life and Art: The Collision of Chaos Theory & Fibers" |
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| 2004: |
Maxson Kimono Collection |
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| 2003: |
Robert Hillestad |
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| 2002: |
Barbara Trout |
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| 2001: |
Design Commons |
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| 2000: |
Understanding History Through Appearance: An Analysis of a Black Woman in the 19th Century |
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| 1999: |
Women in Western Film: Myth versus Reality |
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| 1998: |
Better Dressing Through Chemistry Women's Suits: Transformations in Form & Fabric, 1890-1990 |
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| 1997: |
Glitter & Glass: Beaded Dresses of the 1920s |
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Threads of the World |
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| 1996: |
Outrageous Blackwell |
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| 1995: |
Those College Days-Colorado State Memories |
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If the Shoe fits.... |
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| 1994: |
From Soldier to Civilian |
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A Glimpse into the Life of the Family, 1893-94 |
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| 1993: |
Crazy Patchwork-Plain & Fancy |
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| 1992: |
The Meaning Behind the Color-Black |
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Dry Goods |
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| 1991: |
Grand Tour |
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She Settled in Fort Collins |
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| 1990: |
Kimono |