Art & Art History Events

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Ceramics Exhibition at Andrews Gallery
Thursday, September 5 - Thursday, September 26
10am - 5pm
Andrews Hall, Andrews Gallery
Ceramic artists Charity Davis-Woodard, Blair Meerfeld, Doug Peltzman, and Kenyon Hansen will exhibit their work at Andrews Gallery from September 5 - 26, 2013. Reception: Th, Sep 12 from 4 - 6 pm.
    Reception: Ceramics Exhibition at Andrews Gallery
    Thursday, September 12
    4pm - 6pm
    Andrews Hall, Andrews Gallery
    Ceramic artists Charity Davis-Woodard, Blair Meerfeld, Doug Peltzman, and Kenyon Hansen will exhibit their work at Andrews Gallery from September 5 - 26, 2013. Reception: Th, Sep 12 from 4 - 6 pm.
      Digital Media Artist, Hye Yeon Nam, to give talk
      Thursday, September 12
      6pm
      Andrews Hall, Room 101
      Lee Matney of Linda Matney Fine Arts Gallery, Williamsburg, is hosting an exhibition with the artist Hye Yeon Nam. Ms. Nam will give a talk about her work on Thursday 12 September at 6 PM in Andrews 101
        The Journey Between: A Talk By Artist Hye Yeon Nam
        Thursday, September 12
        6pm - 7pm
        Andrews Hall, Room 101
        Digital media artist Hye Yeon Nam will talk about her provocative interactive installations and performance video.
          Lecture - DIFFERENCE MEANS ART: by ink painter Q. X. Wang
          Thursday, September 19
          5:30pm - 6:30pm
          Small Hall, Room 111
          What does ''modern & contemporary'' ink painting mean from the history of Chinese painting? Q. X. Wang, ink painter and calligrapher, will present his unconventional works and share insights into the process of artistic creation of a new visual language
            Lecture - Difference Means Art: by painter Q. X. Wang
            Thursday, September 19
            5:30pm - 6:30pm
            Small Hall, Room 111
            What does ''modern & contemporary'' ink painting mean from the history of Chinese painting? Q. X. Wang, ink painter and calligrapher, will present his unconventional works and share insights into the process of artistic creation of a new visual language.
              Study Abroad Scholarships Information Session
              Monday, September 23
              5:30pm
              Washington Hall, Room 201
              An opportunity for interested students to learn about various scholarships specifically for study abroad which are available through the Reves Center and other sources.
                Graduate & Professional School Fair
                Thursday, September 26
                12:30pm - 4pm
                Sadler Center, 3rd Floor
                This event brings to campus representatives from over 100 graduate and professional schools and programs across the country. Students can learn about specific programs and discuss the application process with informed representatives of the schools.
                  Illustrious Fishes
                  Thursday, September 26
                  7pm
                  VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium
                  Join Val Kells for a behind-the-scenes look at illustrating fishes that are both beautiful and scientifically accurate. Book signing to follow. {{http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=dfaqgicab&oeidk=a07e7q9uq6b7f5ad32f, Register.}}
                    2013 Summer Research Showcase
                    Monday, September 30 - Friday, October 4
                    2pm - 5pm
                    Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201
                    Students who received summer research scholarships from the Charles Center will present their work during the week of September 30-October 4.
                      A Poetry Reading in the Memory of Seamus Heaney
                      Monday, September 30
                      5pm
                      Tucker Hall, Tucker Theatre
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