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SUMMARY:ARTtalk: Jill Pelto
DESCRIPTION:Hear from the artists behind the exhibitions!  Jill Pelto will speak about Community Contours in the Southern Appalachian Mountains on June 5th during the First Friday Art Crawl.\nClimate change artist Jill Pelto is currently based in Bellingham\, Washington. She grew up in Massachusetts\, lived in Maine for a decade\, and New Mexico briefly. \nPelto completed her Bachelor of Arts degrees in Studio Art and Earth Science before continuing on to complete a Master of Science degree at the University of Maine in August 2018\, where she focused on studying the sensitivity of the Antarctic Ice Sheet to changes in the Earth-Climate system. She has conducted research on the mountain glaciers of Washington and British Columbia\, in the Dry Valleys and Transantarctic Mountains of Antarctica\, in the Falkland Islands\, and in New Zealand. Jill Pelto is also the Art Director of the North Cascade Glacier Climate Project\, which she co-leads with her father\, Science Director Dr. Mauri Pelto. \nPelto’s artwork has been featured on the cover of TIME Magazine\, at the Peabody Essex Museum\, and was used on the cover of the North Cascade Conservation Council journal.
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SUMMARY:ARTtalk: Hank Foreman\, "40 Years of Public Art"
DESCRIPTION:Part of An Appalachian Summer Festival’s programming\, this ARTtalk will provide a retrospective on the Rosen family’s vision for sculpture at App State and the lasting impact of four decades of the Rosen Sculpture Competition.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSpeaker Hank Foreman has worked at Appalachian since 1993. In his 32 years at the university\, he has held many leadership positions\, including serving as chief communications officer and founding director and chief curator of the Turchin Center for the Visual Arts\, where his research focus found its culmination in more than 200 exhibitions. Hank is a first-generation college student who earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina Charlotte in 1986 and a master’s degree from Appalachian State University in 1995.
URL:https://tcva.appstate.edu/event/arttalk-hank-foreman-40-years-of-public-art/
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