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Join the Kate Cheney Chappell '83 Center for Book Arts (KCCCBA) and community for an exhibition reception and lecture at the Glickman Family Library on the University of Southern Maine Portland campus. Celebrating the KCCCBA Summer Book Program, join us … Read More
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20 Walks is a meditation on the somatic journeys that keep us grounded. Featuring sculptural contemplations in artist Lin Lisberger’s primary medium, wood, this exhibition considers how our memory of place is tied to the physical, and what details our minds rely on to recall embodied experiences.
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Save the Date! The Library & Learning Exhibition Committee is incredibly excited to announce the 2nd USM Employee Art Exhibition! This exhibition, found on the 5th of the Glickman Library, showcases the variety and breadth of artists found throughout the … Read More
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Why We Walk" brings together artist Lin Lisberger (featured in the University of Southern Maine Art Gallery’s upcoming exhibition, "20 Walks") and author Miles Howard for a conversational hike. Howard and Lisberger will discuss the place of urban trails in our lives as they traverse the Frazier Preserve Trail. Stopping at natural discussion points, Howard and Lisberger will reflect on the trail’s infrastructure, its role in the Gorham community, and on the creativity and divergent thinking that walking engenders.
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Join exhibition artist Janna Ahrndt in conversation with fellow artist and collaborator Christine Bruening on memory's digital trail. Ahrndt and Bruening together consider how technology fosters recollections and encounters obstacles of its own design. Their discussion will consider the … Read More
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