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Art and Cancer

Hillstrom Museum of Art
The Hillstrom Museum of Art is presenting two exhibitions in conjunction with the 2020 Nobel Conference. Cancer Never Had Me: Views by Artists is a juried exhibit featuring 45 artworks by contemporary artists affected by cancer, and includes the artists’ accounts of the impact of cancer on their lives. The second exhibition, Artists Who Had Cancer: Works from the Hillstrom and Shogren-Meyer Collections features 32 works mostly from the first half of the 20th century, by artists who succumbed to the disease, all drawn from the permanent collection of the Museum or lent by collectors Daniel Shogren and Susan Meyer. Each exhibition is accompanied by a fully-illustrated catalogue available in pdf form on the museum website at www.gustavus.edu/hillstrom. 
Take a tour of the two exhibitions with Hillstrom Museum director Don Myers here. 

Schaefer Gallery
At the Schaefer Gallery is the exhibit, The Now and After works by Alison Hiltner - In creative conjunction with Nobel Conference 56
The work is pollinated with visits to scientific laboratories that reach forward to the future for answers to questions that plague the present, becoming an essential component to the work.
View the website for the exhibit.