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DTSTART:20230928T140000Z
DTEND:20230928T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The De Pree Art Center and Gallery at Hope College will feature
  the exhibition “Intercultural Art Practice in South Korea” featuring 
 faculty and student work from Thursday\, Sept. 28\, through Thursday\, Oct
 . 5.\n\nThere will be an artist’s talk on Thursday\, Sept. 28\, at 6 p.m
 . in the gallery\, with an opening reception following.\n\nThe public is i
 nvited to the exhibition\, artist’s talk and opening reception. Admissio
 n to each is free.\n\nThe exhibition was developed through a student-facul
 ty fellows program through which a faculty member and four students spent 
 June 9-28 in South Korea.  The participants were Leekyung Kang\, who is an
  assistant professor of art\, and students Isabella Gaetjens-Oleson\, a se
 nior from Lancaster\, New Hampshire\; Madai Huerta\, a 2023 graduate from 
 Holland\; Joanna Locke\, a senior from Louisville\, Kentucky\; and Ayanna 
 Njoroge\, a junior from Nairobi\, Kenya.  They created art practices throu
 gh a series of cultural site visits\, discussions and printmaking workshop
 s during the summer trip\, and have continued working on their projects si
 nce returning.\n\nThe program was funded by ASIANetwork\, as well as Hope 
 College’s Department of Art and Art History and the Dean for the Arts an
 d Humanities Office. Collectively\, they support the faculty-led student s
 ummer projects in Asia emphasizing five core ideas under the broad theme o
 f Engaging Asia. These core ideas include current global issues in an Asia
 n context\, interaction and collaboration with the people of Asia\, practi
 cal and professional skill development\, student career and professional p
 reparation\, and a strong faculty mentorship of students.
GEO:42.787205;-86.100322
LOCATION:De Pree Art Center
SUMMARY:De Pree Art Center and Gallery: InterCultural Art Practice in South
  Korea
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 y_intercultural_art_practice_in_south_korea
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DTSTART:20230929T140000Z
DTEND:20230929T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The De Pree Art Center and Gallery at Hope College will feature
  the exhibition “Intercultural Art Practice in South Korea” featuring 
 faculty and student work from Thursday\, Sept. 28\, through Thursday\, Oct
 . 5.\n\nThere will be an artist’s talk on Thursday\, Sept. 28\, at 6 p.m
 . in the gallery\, with an opening reception following.\n\nThe public is i
 nvited to the exhibition\, artist’s talk and opening reception. Admissio
 n to each is free.\n\nThe exhibition was developed through a student-facul
 ty fellows program through which a faculty member and four students spent 
 June 9-28 in South Korea.  The participants were Leekyung Kang\, who is an
  assistant professor of art\, and students Isabella Gaetjens-Oleson\, a se
 nior from Lancaster\, New Hampshire\; Madai Huerta\, a 2023 graduate from 
 Holland\; Joanna Locke\, a senior from Louisville\, Kentucky\; and Ayanna 
 Njoroge\, a junior from Nairobi\, Kenya.  They created art practices throu
 gh a series of cultural site visits\, discussions and printmaking workshop
 s during the summer trip\, and have continued working on their projects si
 nce returning.\n\nThe program was funded by ASIANetwork\, as well as Hope 
 College’s Department of Art and Art History and the Dean for the Arts an
 d Humanities Office. Collectively\, they support the faculty-led student s
 ummer projects in Asia emphasizing five core ideas under the broad theme o
 f Engaging Asia. These core ideas include current global issues in an Asia
 n context\, interaction and collaboration with the people of Asia\, practi
 cal and professional skill development\, student career and professional p
 reparation\, and a strong faculty mentorship of students.
GEO:42.787205;-86.100322
LOCATION:De Pree Art Center
SUMMARY:De Pree Art Center and Gallery: InterCultural Art Practice in South
  Korea
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.hope.edu/event/de_pree_art_center_and_galler
 y_intercultural_art_practice_in_south_korea
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DTEND:20231002T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The De Pree Art Center and Gallery at Hope College will feature
  the exhibition “Intercultural Art Practice in South Korea” featuring 
 faculty and student work from Thursday\, Sept. 28\, through Thursday\, Oct
 . 5.\n\nThere will be an artist’s talk on Thursday\, Sept. 28\, at 6 p.m
 . in the gallery\, with an opening reception following.\n\nThe public is i
 nvited to the exhibition\, artist’s talk and opening reception. Admissio
 n to each is free.\n\nThe exhibition was developed through a student-facul
 ty fellows program through which a faculty member and four students spent 
 June 9-28 in South Korea.  The participants were Leekyung Kang\, who is an
  assistant professor of art\, and students Isabella Gaetjens-Oleson\, a se
 nior from Lancaster\, New Hampshire\; Madai Huerta\, a 2023 graduate from 
 Holland\; Joanna Locke\, a senior from Louisville\, Kentucky\; and Ayanna 
 Njoroge\, a junior from Nairobi\, Kenya.  They created art practices throu
 gh a series of cultural site visits\, discussions and printmaking workshop
 s during the summer trip\, and have continued working on their projects si
 nce returning.\n\nThe program was funded by ASIANetwork\, as well as Hope 
 College’s Department of Art and Art History and the Dean for the Arts an
 d Humanities Office. Collectively\, they support the faculty-led student s
 ummer projects in Asia emphasizing five core ideas under the broad theme o
 f Engaging Asia. These core ideas include current global issues in an Asia
 n context\, interaction and collaboration with the people of Asia\, practi
 cal and professional skill development\, student career and professional p
 reparation\, and a strong faculty mentorship of students.
GEO:42.787205;-86.100322
LOCATION:De Pree Art Center
SUMMARY:De Pree Art Center and Gallery: InterCultural Art Practice in South
  Korea
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.hope.edu/event/de_pree_art_center_and_galler
 y_intercultural_art_practice_in_south_korea
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DESCRIPTION:The De Pree Art Center and Gallery at Hope College will feature
  the exhibition “Intercultural Art Practice in South Korea” featuring 
 faculty and student work from Thursday\, Sept. 28\, through Thursday\, Oct
 . 5.\n\nThere will be an artist’s talk on Thursday\, Sept. 28\, at 6 p.m
 . in the gallery\, with an opening reception following.\n\nThe public is i
 nvited to the exhibition\, artist’s talk and opening reception. Admissio
 n to each is free.\n\nThe exhibition was developed through a student-facul
 ty fellows program through which a faculty member and four students spent 
 June 9-28 in South Korea.  The participants were Leekyung Kang\, who is an
  assistant professor of art\, and students Isabella Gaetjens-Oleson\, a se
 nior from Lancaster\, New Hampshire\; Madai Huerta\, a 2023 graduate from 
 Holland\; Joanna Locke\, a senior from Louisville\, Kentucky\; and Ayanna 
 Njoroge\, a junior from Nairobi\, Kenya.  They created art practices throu
 gh a series of cultural site visits\, discussions and printmaking workshop
 s during the summer trip\, and have continued working on their projects si
 nce returning.\n\nThe program was funded by ASIANetwork\, as well as Hope 
 College’s Department of Art and Art History and the Dean for the Arts an
 d Humanities Office. Collectively\, they support the faculty-led student s
 ummer projects in Asia emphasizing five core ideas under the broad theme o
 f Engaging Asia. These core ideas include current global issues in an Asia
 n context\, interaction and collaboration with the people of Asia\, practi
 cal and professional skill development\, student career and professional p
 reparation\, and a strong faculty mentorship of students.
GEO:42.787205;-86.100322
LOCATION:De Pree Art Center
SUMMARY:De Pree Art Center and Gallery: InterCultural Art Practice in South
  Korea
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.hope.edu/event/de_pree_art_center_and_galler
 y_intercultural_art_practice_in_south_korea
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DESCRIPTION:The De Pree Art Center and Gallery at Hope College will feature
  the exhibition “Intercultural Art Practice in South Korea” featuring 
 faculty and student work from Thursday\, Sept. 28\, through Thursday\, Oct
 . 5.\n\nThere will be an artist’s talk on Thursday\, Sept. 28\, at 6 p.m
 . in the gallery\, with an opening reception following.\n\nThe public is i
 nvited to the exhibition\, artist’s talk and opening reception. Admissio
 n to each is free.\n\nThe exhibition was developed through a student-facul
 ty fellows program through which a faculty member and four students spent 
 June 9-28 in South Korea.  The participants were Leekyung Kang\, who is an
  assistant professor of art\, and students Isabella Gaetjens-Oleson\, a se
 nior from Lancaster\, New Hampshire\; Madai Huerta\, a 2023 graduate from 
 Holland\; Joanna Locke\, a senior from Louisville\, Kentucky\; and Ayanna 
 Njoroge\, a junior from Nairobi\, Kenya.  They created art practices throu
 gh a series of cultural site visits\, discussions and printmaking workshop
 s during the summer trip\, and have continued working on their projects si
 nce returning.\n\nThe program was funded by ASIANetwork\, as well as Hope 
 College’s Department of Art and Art History and the Dean for the Arts an
 d Humanities Office. Collectively\, they support the faculty-led student s
 ummer projects in Asia emphasizing five core ideas under the broad theme o
 f Engaging Asia. These core ideas include current global issues in an Asia
 n context\, interaction and collaboration with the people of Asia\, practi
 cal and professional skill development\, student career and professional p
 reparation\, and a strong faculty mentorship of students.
GEO:42.787205;-86.100322
LOCATION:De Pree Art Center
SUMMARY:De Pree Art Center and Gallery: InterCultural Art Practice in South
  Korea
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.hope.edu/event/de_pree_art_center_and_galler
 y_intercultural_art_practice_in_south_korea
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts and Humanities Divisions
CATEGORIES:Art and Art History
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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DTSTAMP:20260712T051221Z
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DTEND:20231005T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The De Pree Art Center and Gallery at Hope College will feature
  the exhibition “Intercultural Art Practice in South Korea” featuring 
 faculty and student work from Thursday\, Sept. 28\, through Thursday\, Oct
 . 5.\n\nThere will be an artist’s talk on Thursday\, Sept. 28\, at 6 p.m
 . in the gallery\, with an opening reception following.\n\nThe public is i
 nvited to the exhibition\, artist’s talk and opening reception. Admissio
 n to each is free.\n\nThe exhibition was developed through a student-facul
 ty fellows program through which a faculty member and four students spent 
 June 9-28 in South Korea.  The participants were Leekyung Kang\, who is an
  assistant professor of art\, and students Isabella Gaetjens-Oleson\, a se
 nior from Lancaster\, New Hampshire\; Madai Huerta\, a 2023 graduate from 
 Holland\; Joanna Locke\, a senior from Louisville\, Kentucky\; and Ayanna 
 Njoroge\, a junior from Nairobi\, Kenya.  They created art practices throu
 gh a series of cultural site visits\, discussions and printmaking workshop
 s during the summer trip\, and have continued working on their projects si
 nce returning.\n\nThe program was funded by ASIANetwork\, as well as Hope 
 College’s Department of Art and Art History and the Dean for the Arts an
 d Humanities Office. Collectively\, they support the faculty-led student s
 ummer projects in Asia emphasizing five core ideas under the broad theme o
 f Engaging Asia. These core ideas include current global issues in an Asia
 n context\, interaction and collaboration with the people of Asia\, practi
 cal and professional skill development\, student career and professional p
 reparation\, and a strong faculty mentorship of students.
GEO:42.787205;-86.100322
LOCATION:De Pree Art Center
SUMMARY:De Pree Art Center and Gallery: InterCultural Art Practice in South
  Korea
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.hope.edu/event/de_pree_art_center_and_galler
 y_intercultural_art_practice_in_south_korea
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts and Humanities Divisions
CATEGORIES:Art and Art History
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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