Together Again

See more photos from the Alumni Weekend exhibit by a trio of artistic friends, Kim Banister ’74, Charlie Berger ’72 and A. Pierce Bounds ’71.

July 1, 2009

A. Pierce Bounds ’71, Charlie Berger ’72 and Kim Banister ’74 hosted an exhibit, Together Again, in the Goodyear Gallery during Alumni Weekend, June 12-14. Read the whole story, and see additional photos from the event below.

Charlie and Kim setting up the exhibit on Thursday.

Pierce working hard … or hardly working?

The exhibit opened Friday, June 12, from 1-2:30 p.m.

Susan Morrel-Samuels ’73, Vicki Roach ’72, Palmer Morrel-Samuels ’74 and Molly Logan Huppuch ’72 catch up on the porch of Goodyear.

Charlie chats with classmates in the reception area of the gallery.

Dickinsonians from the ’70s—referred to as “The Family”—pose outside of Goodyear.

A surprise part of the exhibit was the three balusters on display—the only remnants of the original art building, known as the White House, where Dickinsonians from this era spent many hours.

Kim and Charlie enjoying seeing each other again after all these years.

The Goodyear Gallery was the perfect fit for this collaboration.

Pierce discusses one of his photos with a visitor.

Pierce and Jim VanBuskirk ’74 chat during the exhibit.

Pierce, Kim and Charlie—together again.