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    1440: Moan

    Pleasure and Pain
    1440: Moan
    March 4, 2010
    6:00 pmto9:00 pm

    Taking inspiration from a sound that straddles pleasure and pain, Moan features art work in a variety of media by UCCS Visual Art faculty and students as a part of the City Dionysia Festival. A maelstrom of violence, The Bacchae is a potent source for examining the heart of revelry, intoxication, and vengeance. Opening reception: March 4, 6 – 9 pm. Closing reception (with a live performance of excerpts from the Bacchae score): April 2, 6 – 9 pm.

    COMPLIMENTARY PARKING IN LOT 3 PROVIDED BY UCCS PARKING SERVICES.

    Featuring work by:

    Carol Dass
    Aaron Graves
    Claire Rau
    Kim Lovelace
    Corey Drieth
    Laura Bearl
    Erik Schubert
    Taylor Stamp
    Mariya Zvonkovich
    Amber Marchlowska
    Matt Barton
    Courtney Matthews
    Olivia Lundberg
    Elizabeth Raitz
    Pauline Foss
    Brett Wilson
    Valerie Brodar
    Dom Puleo
    Erin Elder
    Lisa Cross

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    Events

    • William Wylie

      August 6, 2010, 6:00 pm

      In the exhibition American Places William Wylie focuses on the concept of place; how we respond to the landscape, how we move from the general to the specific in our personal associations with it, and how our lives are interwoven into the histories of places.

    • Hypothesis

      August 19, 2010, 6:00 pm

      Hypothesis: Process in Science and Art is a multi-disciplinary exhibit and an experiment highlighting the connections between the scientific and artistic processes.

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    Hypothesis

    Process in Science and Art

    Hypothesis: Process in Science and Art is a multi-disciplinary exhibit and an experiment highlighting the connections between the scientific and artistic processes.

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