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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Silver Thaw
DESCRIPTION:The Enterprise Center Gallery presents Silver Thaw\, an exhibition of collaborative work between Kansas City\, Missouri based artist Rain Harris and Louisiana Tech Assistant Professor of Studio Art Kyle Triplett. Triplett and Harris’s artwork\, an ongoing series of large format backlit digital prints\, began this past summer as a result of Triplett’s proposed project as a Resident Artist at Red Star Studios in Kansas City\, Missouri.  The digital prints\, presented as diptychs\, center around both artists interest in the layering of information within the natural and artificial experience of landscape and place. Work will be on display October 9th – 30th with an opening reception October 9th from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm.  The Enterprise Center Gallery\, located at 509 West Alabama Avenue\, Ruston\, open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm.  Please contact Hannah Bustamante at 257-5281 for more information or visit www.latechinnovation.org.
URL:http://design.latech.edu/event/exhibition-silver-thaw/
LOCATION:509 West Alabama Avenue\, Ruston\, LA\, 71270\, United States
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Knowlin / Synatzske
DESCRIPTION:The School of Design is pleased to announce the first opening\nreception of the 2015-2016 season. These events are free and open to\nthe public. Reception generously sponsored by Ponchatoulas Restaurant.\n/\n\n\tPrintmaker Kristin Knowlin "Carving Out Roots" (Bethea Gallery)\n\tSculptor Diana Synatzske "Riding In Cars Without Seatbelts" (Moffett Gallery)\n\n\nOpening Reception and Artist Talk with Kristin Knowlin\nTuesday September 22\, 2015\n\n\t5pm Artist Talk with Kristin Knowlin in VAC 103\n\t6pm Opening Reception in the VAC Lobby\n\n\nKnowlin's project statement:\nFor the past twenty years\, my work has dealt with issues of race and  \ngender. I explore issues of marginalized subcultures\, stereotypes\, and  \ncoded language. The work challenges the way American culture perceives  \nand judges groups of people\, as well as the way groups of people  \ninteract with one another. While some pieces intentionally and  \nconsciously use stereotypes as a critique of their absurdity\, others  \nexplore the issues through personal narratives.\n\nhttp://kristinnowlin.com\n/\nArtist Talk with Diana Synatzske\nOctober 8\, 2015 at 2pm in VAC 103\n\nhttp://dianasynatzske.com\n\n\n/\nAll events will be at the FJ Taylor Visual Arts Center / Louisiana Tech University\n/\nFor more information:\n\n\nNicole Duet\nGallery Director\nSchool of Design\n318-257-3681\nnduet@latech.edu
URL:http://design.latech.edu/event/exhibition-knowlin-synatzske-4/
LOCATION:Louisiana Tech University\, Ruston\, LA\, 71272\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lecture: Brian Lotti
DESCRIPTION:Lines of Sight: Painting\, Drawing and Film Making\n\nLecture by Brian Lotti\n\nMonday\, 12 October at 5:30pm\n\nFj Taylor Visual Arts Center\, Room 103\n\nThe School of Design is happy to welcome painter\, filmmaker and skateboarder to the Louisiana Tech University campus.\n\nBrian Lotti was born in Okinawa\, Japan in 1972 and currently lives and works in Los Angeles\, California. His interest in art began at a young age and was galvanized during high school years when he would often skip lunch to work on paintings or ceramics in the art classroom.  Brian also had a passion for skateboarding\, and rode professionally for a few years inventing the “Bigspin” and a few other maneuvers before beginning formal study of painting and drawing. Brian graduated with a BA in Art from San Francisco State University in 1998 and moved to Northern California where he practiced landscape and portrait painting for several years. In 2004 Brian returned to Southern California to direct a motion picture about skateboarding. 1st and Hope(2006)\, features an epic day of skateboarding throughout downtown Los Angeles.  Currently Brian spends his time working on landscape and figure paintings in and around his home neighborhood of Echo Park in Los Angeles.\n\nCONTACT\n\nFor more information\, please call the School of Design at 318.257.2816 or visit the School of Design website at http://www.design.latech.edu
URL:http://design.latech.edu/event/lecture-brian-lotti/
LOCATION:Ruston\, LA\, United States
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