Gina Adams,

Artist Overview

Artist name:Gina Adams

born 1965
Place of Birth: Groton, Connecticut, United States
Active Country: United States

Works of Art: 5

Gina Adams (born 1965), Honoring Modern Unidentified .3

Honoring Modern Unidentified .3, 2013

Gina Adams (born 1965), Honoring Modern Unidentified .3
Gina Adams (born 1965)
Honoring Modern Unidentified .3
2013
Gina Adams (born 1965), Honoring Modern Unidentified .4

Honoring Modern Unidentified .4, 2013

Gina Adams (born 1965), Honoring Modern Unidentified .4
Gina Adams (born 1965)
Honoring Modern Unidentified .4
2013
Gina Adams (born 1965), Honoring Modern Unidentified .5

Honoring Modern Unidentified .5, 2013

Gina Adams (born 1965), Honoring Modern Unidentified .5
Gina Adams (born 1965)
Honoring Modern Unidentified .5
2013
Gina Adams (born 1965), Honoring Modern Unidentified .9

Honoring Modern Unidentified .9, 2013

Gina Adams (born 1965), Honoring Modern Unidentified .9
Gina Adams (born 1965)
Honoring Modern Unidentified .9
2013
Gina Adams (born 1965), Broken Treaty Quilt #5

Broken Treaty Quilt #5, 2014

Gina Adams (born 1965), Broken Treaty Quilt #5
Gina Adams (born 1965)
Broken Treaty Quilt #5
2014

Exhibitions: 12

Global and Indigenous Art
Cassandra Mesick, curator
2014–2015
Beautiful Games: American Indian Sport and Art
2014–2015
Roots and Journeys: Encountering Global Arts and Cultures
Nancy Mahaney, curator
Cassandra Mesick, curator
Celka Straughn, curator
2011–2014
The Power of Place: KU Alumni Artists
Susan Earle, curator
2019
The Power of Place: KU Alumni Artists
Susan Earle, curator
2019
Brosseau Center for Learning: Indigenous Peoples' Day 2019
2019
Power of Place
Susan Earle, curator
2020
Brosseau Center for Learning: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Access
Spencer Museum of Art Interns 2021–2022, curator
2022
Separate and Not Equal: A History of Race and Education in America
Cassandra Mesick Braun, curator
Celka Straughn, curator
2017
The Object Speaks
Cassandra Mesick Braun, curator
Kate Meyer, curator
Celka Straughn, curator
2016–2021
Power of Poetry
2019
Quilts from the Collection
Kate Meyer, curator
2020