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DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
DTEND:20241011T210000Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: "As we dwell in the fold"
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CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Art and Art History,Arts
 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
DTEND:20241014T210000Z
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CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Art and Art History,Arts
 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
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 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
DTEND:20241016T210000Z
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 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
DTEND:20241017T210000Z
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CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Art and Art History,Arts
 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
DTEND:20241018T210000Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: "As we dwell in the fold"
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CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Art and Art History,Arts
 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
DTEND:20241021T210000Z
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Art and Art History,Arts
 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
DTEND:20241022T210000Z
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CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Art and Art History,Arts
 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
DTEND:20241023T210000Z
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CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Art and Art History,Arts
 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
DTEND:20241024T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260416T182011Z
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CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Art and Art History,Arts
 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
DTEND:20241025T210000Z
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CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Art and Art History,Arts
 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
DTEND:20241028T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260416T182011Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Art and Art History,Arts
 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
DTEND:20241029T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260416T182011Z
DTSTART:20241029T140000Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: "As we dwell in the fold"
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DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
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CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Art and Art History,Arts
 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
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 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
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DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
DTEND:20241104T220000Z
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CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Art and Art History,Arts
 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
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CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Art and Art History,Arts
 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
DTEND:20241106T220000Z
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CATEGORIES:Academics,Arts and Humanities Divisions,Art and Art History,Arts
 ,Public Events
DESCRIPTION:An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday\, Oct. 10
 \, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at H
 ope College.\n\nThe gallery will feature the exhibition “As we dwell in the
  fold” by Andrea Canepa from Thursday\, Oct. 10\, through Thursday\, Nov. 7
 .  The opening events on Oct. 10 will include an artist talk by Canepa at 5
  p.m.\; a live dance performance at 6 p.m. presented by Kaylin Bazick\, Emi
 lee Bowden and Maggie Mallery of Turning Pointe School of Dance of Holland 
 that will be livestreamed at hope.edu/live\; and a reception at 7 p.m.\n\nT
 he public is invited to the exhibition and the opening events.  Admission i
 s free.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” is an immersive\, large-scale\, wearab
 le installation of metal and fabric sculptures. The piece is designed to be
  a tactile and experiential work activated first by a performance and later
  by the audience of the exhibition. All objects can be interacted with\, an
 d visitors alter the space through their experimentation with the many form
 s.\n\nThis project is in part inspired by Canepa’s research into various pr
 otective fabrics and their relation to the body: from funerary bundles of t
 he ancient Paracas pre-Columbian culture\, to tapadas — Peruvian women in c
 olonial Lima who used a veil to cover their faces revealing just one eye\, 
 to the folding patterns of modern-day parachutes. Drawing from ancient ritu
 als and the Andean cultures’ mythology of the underworld and death\, Canepa
  explores how fabrics shape the way we relate to our bodies and the politic
 al and social aspects of un/wrapping or un/covering it. For the artist\, fa
 brics can function as a preservation device — of the body\, of identity — w
 hen they envelope it\, but also as an aid to transcend body limits when the
 y expand from it.\n\n“As we dwell in the fold” debuted at the Eli and Edyth
 e Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in September 2023. The exhi
 bition is currently on loan from the Broad Art Museum.\n\nAndrea Canepa (Li
 ma-1980) is a visual artist who lives and works in Berlin\, Germany. She wo
 rks primarily with installation\, sculpture\, textiles and performance.\n\n
 She started her studies in fine arts at the Pontificia Universidad Católica
  del Perú and completed them at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia\, w
 here she graduated with a master's degree in visual arts and multimedia. Sh
 e has received grants from the German Art Fund Foundation\, the Senate for 
 Culture and Europe in Berlin and Endesa Foundation (Spain)\, and awards inc
 luding the ARCO Community of Madrid Prize for Young Artists and the Generac
 iones Prize (Spain).  She has participated in a number of residencies\, inc
 luding Gasworks (UK)\, Jan Van Eyck Academie (Netherlands)\, Cité des Arts 
 (France)\, Bauhaus Masters' Houses (Germany)\, MATADERO (Spain)\, Tokyo Won
 der Site (Japan) and Beta Local (Puerto Rico)\, and was a 2018-19 recipient
  of the Spanish Academy in Rome Fellowship.\n\nCanepa has had solo shows at
  the MSU Broad Museum\, De Appel in Amsterdam\, the Peruvian-American Cultu
 ral Institute (ICPNA) in Lima\, Domus Artium Museum in Salamanca\, the Muse
 um of Teruel and Sant Andreu Contemporani in Barcelona. Her works are part 
 of collections such as CA2M\, IVAM\, Museo de Teruel and MSU Broad Museum\,
  and foundations such as Endesa\, Montemadrid\, DKV and Inelcom (Spain)\, B
 auhaus Dessau Foundation (Germany) and MASM (Peru). \n\nThe gallery is open
  Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those without a Hope Colleg
 e ID (necessary to gain access to the building) should call 616-395-7500 to
  visit.\n\nTo inquire about accessibility or if you need accommodations to 
 fully participate in the event\, please email accommodations@hope.edu.  Upd
 ates related to events are posted when available at hope.edu/calendar in th
 e individual listings.
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: "As we dwell in the fold"
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