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Opening Reception and Artist Talk | Eva Schlegel: Multiple Voices Join us for an opening reception for Austrian artist Eva Schlegel's new sculpture, Multiple Voices, featuring light bites, a cash bar and an artist talk. Schlegel's Campbell Art Park sleek, metal-and-glass installation will be etched with blurred texts from three writers. Bringing local and international together, the sculpture will reflect the environment around it, encouraging gathering, play and learning.

Having opened on August 31st in Campbell Art Park, a href= http://oklahomacontemporary.org/exhibitions/upcoming/eva-schlegel target= _blank Multipl

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Eva Schlegel and Austria-based artist known for engineering steel mirrors into spectacular, architectonic sculptures will open her first public work in the U.S Multiple Voices. on August 31st at the

Multiple Voices a metal sculpture involving tempered glass and "shelves" etched with blurred text, inspired by the Oklahoma Contemporary building created by Eva Schlegel

The nominees for the 2023 IPA Prix Votaire come from Pakistan, Egypt, Ireland, Turkey, and Iraq.

Primary source material from the R.I. Black Heritage Society (RIBHS) collection at RIC offers students a first-hand look at what life was like for people of African heritage in Rhode Island. This Spring Semester, RIC Assistant Professor Sherri Cummings, who is both historian and director of community engagement for the RIBHS, is teaching a new independent study course titled AFRI 350-1: Black Experience in Rhode Island as a way to introduce students to the archives and to teach about Rhode Isla...

Brooklyn, NY, June 19, 2020. Volume 62, Issue 1 SPRING FORWARD, FALL BACK. As mnemonics go, one of the best, as equipment for living, not the recipe we need. Though this issue hits the bookstands the day after we spin the clocks ahead, if springing forward is what you’re looking for, you’ve come to the wrong place. Many things must change, given where we’ve been, yet none of that will happen unless we come to terms with what we’ve learned. And it isn’t the lies, the self-dealing, the ...