On View June 14 - July 12 (closed July 4 & 5)

"1930s Hollywood: Money, Food, and Fashion in the Great Depression" is a multimedia interdisciplinary exhibition exploring the relationship between an entertainment medium and media consumers. Visitors to the exhibition will see the ways in which the film industry influenced the creativity of women movie fans to adapt their daily practices to 'live' the movies at home during the tough economic times of the Great Depression, particularly in the aspire vs. survive modes of food and fashion.

Opening reception with artist talk from Joan Cox June 13, 5:30 – 8:30 p.m