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Wiser’s visual presentation will describe and illustrate both the obvious and hidden campus art and the architectural details of the
The final spring Art á la Carte program will be Feb. 24 with Flora Mace and Joey Kirkpatrick as they discuss “On Art, Glass, and more…” They are renowned for their innovative work, from the large-scale blown-glass fruit and vegetable forms to their life-sized mixed media sculptures.
Art á la Carte lectures begin at noon in the Compton Union Building Cascade Room 123. All programs are free and open to the public.
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