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SUMMARY:Things Aren’t What They Seem
DESCRIPTION:Things Aren’t What They Seem is an exhibition of paintings and drawings by Ryan Patience Rushing\, a multidisciplinary artist and designer. Rushing’s engagement with letterforms is the bedrock of her practice\, and a point from which she examines physics\, philosophy\, psychology. A philomath and amateur cosmologist\, Rushing’s interests span Simulation Theory\, String Theory\, Optimistic Nihilism\, fallacies\, and semiotics. The nature of our world and how we understand it are at the core of this work.  \nRushing’s career in design spans 15 years of experience in graphic design\, marketing\, branding\, UX design\, and front-end development. She received her BFA from Louisiana Tech University in 2009 which provided a fine art foundation for her career. \nIn 2019\, her branding work for a Dallas city council candidate was hailed as a ‘master class in visual political communication’ by D Magazine. She is also a sought-after speaker in design\, development\, and accessibility\, having shared her insights with prominent organizations such as Shopify UX\, CreativeMornings\, Texas Woman’s University\, and the National Student Show and Conference. \nPassionate about keeping the arts accessible\, Rushing will provide a free workshop on Broad Line Calligraphy using simple Crayola Markers. Open to the public\, advance registration is requested. Register now at https://sites.google.com/hcc.edu/taberartgallery/events \nCelebrate this exhibition by joining us for an opening reception on November 3\, 2023 6-8 p.m. 
URL:https://www.exploreholyoke.com/event/things-arent-what-they-seem/
LOCATION:Taber Art Gallery Holyoke Community College\, 303 Homestead Ave. 2nd Floor\,\, Holyoke\, MA\, 01040
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SUMMARY:"Captured Moments" Art Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Holyoke artist Kim Beauregard brings fleeting moments to life. Kim uses light and shadow\, vivid color contrasts\, reflections and detail to accentuate captured moments. \nThis is the final month of Kim’s show. Stop in to see her beautiful landscapes and acrylics in the Exhibition Hall of the Visitor Center.  Open 12-4 every day except Mondays until December 29th.
URL:https://www.exploreholyoke.com/event/captured-moments-art-exhibit/2023-11-07/
LOCATION:Holyoke Heritage State Park\, 221 Appleton St\, Holyoke\, MA\, 01040
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SUMMARY:First Tuesdays Drop-in Genealogy at the History Room with Iris Alicea Flores
DESCRIPTION:Drop in to find out how professional genealogist Irisneri Alicia Flores can help with your research.  Iris can help with general research and is also an expert in Puerto Rican\, Caribbean\, and South and Central American sources. Repeats December 5\, January 2\, and beyond.  Iris is fully bilingual (English//Spanish). \nVen y descubre cómo la genealogista profesional Irisneri Alicia Flores puede ayudarlos con su investigación.  Iris puede ayudar con la investigación general y también es experta en fuentes puertorriqueñas\, caribeñas y de América Central y del Sur. Se repite el 5 de diciembre\, el 2 de enero y en adelante.  Iris es completamente bilingüe (inglés/español). \nThis program is part of the History Room’s new genealogy programming on First Tuesdays and Second Wednesdays each month.
URL:https://www.exploreholyoke.com/event/first-tuesdays-drop-in-genealogy-at-the-history-room-with-iris-alicea-flores/
LOCATION:Holyoke Public Library\, 250 Chestnut Street\, Holyoke\, MA\, 01040\, United States
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SUMMARY:LAST CHANCE: The Death of Lake Cahuilla Art Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:The Death of Lake Cahuilla is an immersive art exhibition delving into the transformation of Lake Cahuilla\, now the Salton Sea\, in California’s Imperial Valley. Through various mediums like painting\, digital art\, sculpture\, and multimedia installations\, it explores the impact of colonization and environmental degradation on the land and its indigenous communities. Using collages combining traditional and digital techniques with vintage materials\, the artist invites viewers to reflect on the historical and ecological layers of the region. The exhibition also celebrates indigenous resilience and aims to inspire action for cultural preservation and sustainable practices\, fostering awareness and positive change for a more sustainable future. \n  \nLa muerte del lago Cahuilla es una exposición de arte inmersiva que profundiza en la transformación del lago Cahuilla\, ahora Salton Sea\, en el Valle Imperial de California. A través de diversos medios como la pintura\, el arte digital\, la escultura y las instalaciones multimedia\, explora el impacto de la colonización y la degradación medioambiental en la tierra y sus comunidades indígenas. Mediante collages que combinan técnicas tradicionales y digitales con materiales antiguos\, el artista invita al espectador a reflexionar sobre las capas históricas y ecológicas de la región. La exposición también celebra la resistencia indígena y pretende inspirar la acción para la preservación cultural y las prácticas sostenibles\, fomentando la concienciación y el cambio positivo para un futuro más sostenible.
URL:https://www.exploreholyoke.com/event/last-chance-the-death-of-lake-cahuilla-art-exhibit/
LOCATION:Wistariahurst\, 238 Cabot Street\, Holyoke\, MA\, 01040\, United States
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