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Monday 10.06.08

« Monday Links | Main | Use and Space. An Interview with Brad Cloepfil, Part II »

This Week at PSU

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Ben Killen Rosenberg

Ben Killen Rosenberg's Thank You For Having Me opened today at PSU's MK Gallery. Last year, Rosenberg began a series of paintings to introduce the PSU Monday Night Lecture Series. The paintings vary from an interpretation of the lecturing artist's work, imitation, portraiture, etc. Open through October 30.
Artist reception • October 23 • 5-7pm
MK Gallery at PSU • 2000 SW 5th AVE • 2nd Floor


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Peter HappelChristian, "Familiar Wilderness"

Peter HappelChristian's Near the Point of the Beginning opens this Thursday. HappelChristian researched a cartographic site along the Ohio River called "The Point of Beginning," which marks the beginning of a grid system that constructs boundaries in the American landscape. Through his research, HappelChristian explores human interaction with the natural world. The exhibition runs from October 9 through October 30.

Artist lecture • 5-7pm • October 9
Artist reception • 5-7pm • October 11
Autzen Gallery at PSU • 724 SW Harrison St. • 2nd Floor

Posted by Megan Driscoll on October 06, 2008 at 20:56 | Comments (0)


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