Donald J. Gordon Lectures
2017–2018 Gordon Lecture: Fritz Dietel — 25 Years
Donald J. Gordon Art Fund
The Donald J. Gordon Art Fund was established in 1998 by a gift from his children and their spouses on the occasion of his 70th birthday and 50th anniversary of his graduation from Swarthmore. The fund supports visiting artists.
Past Donald J. Gordon Lectures
- 2021–2022
2020 in Perspective
- 2021-2022
Paul S. Briggs: Material Shapes in Clay
- 2017–2018
Fritz Dietel — 25 Years - 2016–2017
Lois Dodd — Windows and Reflections
- 2015–2016
Gillian Pederson-Krag — Paintings and Etchings - 2014–2015
George Nakashima and Mira Nakashima — Keisho/Continuance - 2013–2014
Andrew Moore — East/West - 2012–2013
Sedrick Huckaby — Hidden in Plain Sight - 2011–2012
Emmet Gowin — A Life in Photography - 2010–2011
Gregory Halpern, Rochester Institute of Technology - 2009–2010
Ying Li — A Survey - 2008–2009
Sonya Clark — Combs: Pieces and Parts - 2007–2008
Melissa Meyer — Paintings and Works on Paper: 1975–2005 - 2006–2007
Ron Tarver — What the Eye Doesn't See: Images in Silver and Ink - 2004–2005
Joyce Tenneson — A 25-Year Career as an Artist, Author, Photographer, and Educator
John Moore, University of Pennsylvania — Here and There - 2002–2003
Charles Burwell, Joan Curran, Tara Goings, Mary Judge, Stanley Lewis, Ying Li, Scott Noel, Peter Paone, Catherine Redmond, Charles Ritchie, and Stephen Talasnik — Value and Presence: Works on Paper - 2000–2001
Philip Pearlstein — The Problems of Being a Realist Artist
