Main Events Calendar
May5 - Sun^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.6 - Mon^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.5 p.m.Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery
Maier Museum of Art
Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery
Mondays from 5:15 to 6:30 pm (plan to arrive between 5:00 – 5:15 pm)
Surrounded by art, the group offers an introduction to mindfulness meditation based on Buddhist teachings. Participants practice sitting meditation, mindful movement, and other methods helpful in bringing awareness to daily life. All are welcome to join, regardless of race, creed, color, belief, gender expression, etc. Free and open to the public (free will offerings are welcome).
Wear comfortable, loose clothing.
Use the main entrance of the museum. (If the doors are closed, please ring the door bell.)
To confirm dates around Museum closings and the holidays, please contact the Maier Museum at 434-947-8136 or museum@ativvus.net.7 - Tue^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.8 - Wed^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.9 - Thu^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.10 - Fri^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.11 - Sat^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.12 - Sun^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.13 - Mon^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.5 p.m.Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery
Maier Museum of Art
Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery
Mondays from 5:15 to 6:30 pm (plan to arrive between 5:00 – 5:15 pm)
Surrounded by art, the group offers an introduction to mindfulness meditation based on Buddhist teachings. Participants practice sitting meditation, mindful movement, and other methods helpful in bringing awareness to daily life. All are welcome to join, regardless of race, creed, color, belief, gender expression, etc. Free and open to the public (free will offerings are welcome).
Wear comfortable, loose clothing.
Use the main entrance of the museum. (If the doors are closed, please ring the door bell.)
To confirm dates around Museum closings and the holidays, please contact the Maier Museum at 434-947-8136 or museum@ativvus.net.14 - Tue^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.15 - Wed^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.16 - Thu^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.17 - Fri^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.18 - Sat^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.19 - Sun^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.20 - Mon^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024
Hampson Commons, Student Center
Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.5 p.m.Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery
Maier Museum of Art
Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery
Mondays from 5:15 to 6:30 pm (plan to arrive between 5:00 – 5:15 pm)
Surrounded by art, the group offers an introduction to mindfulness meditation based on Buddhist teachings. Participants practice sitting meditation, mindful movement, and other methods helpful in bringing awareness to daily life. All are welcome to join, regardless of race, creed, color, belief, gender expression, etc. Free and open to the public (free will offerings are welcome).
Wear comfortable, loose clothing.
Use the main entrance of the museum. (If the doors are closed, please ring the door bell.)
To confirm dates around Museum closings and the holidays, please contact the Maier Museum at 434-947-8136 or museum@ativvus.net.June3 - Mon^5 p.m.Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery
Maier Museum of Art
Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery
Mondays from 5:15 to 6:30 pm (plan to arrive between 5:00 – 5:15 pm)
Surrounded by art, the group offers an introduction to mindfulness meditation based on Buddhist teachings. Participants practice sitting meditation, mindful movement, and other methods helpful in bringing awareness to daily life. All are welcome to join, regardless of race, creed, color, belief, gender expression, etc. Free and open to the public (free will offerings are welcome).
Wear comfortable, loose clothing.
Use the main entrance of the museum. (If the doors are closed, please ring the door bell.)
To confirm dates around Museum closings and the holidays, please contact the Maier Museum at 434-947-8136 or museum@ativvus.net.
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