Silver Center for the Arts

Opening reception: October 7, 4–6 p.m.

Panel discussion: Weaving, Industry, Art, and Design, November 2, 4–5 p.m.  D&M building Room 314

This exhibition will explore aspects of textile history, function, and design. Making textile is a basic human activity that spans virtually every culture and civilization, yet it is also among the most elaborate of artistic undertakings. Rich with symbolic and functional history, the textile industry was the first industry to be fully mechanized in Western Europe and helped usher in the Industrial Revolution. Strong economic pressure and market demand have remained integral to the process of constant upgrade in technologies for design and production of textiles.

The exhibition features an array of works by  textile designer Amin Kalaf.

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Which came first; the story or the illustration? When you think about the illustrated stories that you’ve read, whether they have been in the form of a graphic novel, a picture book, or comic strip–you might ask yourself this question.

In an exploration of the collaborative process between an illustrator and author, Plymouth State University presents Illustrating VanderMeer: a glimpse into the collaborative works of Author, Jeff VanderMeer and Illustrator, Eric Schaller, October 15 – November 23 at Lamson Library.

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Karl Drerup Art Gallery

Opening reception: November 4, 4–6 p.m.
Panel discussions:
The Path of an Artist, November 10, noon
Artistic Philosophy, November 18, noon

An important connection between faculty and students occurs when faculty exhibit their own work. This special exhibition presents an opportunity for students and members of the PSU community to become better acquainted with art department faculty outside the classroom, as artists working in a variety of media. Whether they are presenting works from early in their careers, current pieces, or experimental work, faculty welcome viewers into the private realm of the teacher as artist.

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Integrating Graduate and Undergraduate Programs and Bird Research for Maximum Educational Benefit

HUB – Student Senate Room

Brown Bag Lunch Series: Dr. Len Reitsma will be speaking about “Integrating Graduate and Undergraduate Programs and Bird Research for Maximum Educational Benefit”.

Bring your lunch and join us!

For more information, please contact:  Beth Beaulieu (603) 535-3267

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Plymouth United Church of Christ

Professor Robin DeRosa will be giving a talk on ‘Witches, Pop Culture and the Past‘ for the Plymouth Historical Society and Pease Public Library at the Plymouth United Church of Christ, Congregational.  Main Street.

In 1692 in Salem, Mass., 19 people were executed and hundreds imprisoned during a witch hunt that is still discussed today in everyday conversation, pop culture and American literature.

Contact:  Professor Marcia Schmidt-Blaine, mblaine@plymouth.edu

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Memorial 103

New England’s Role in the Global Water Crisis (lecture presentation).  Emily Posner, Coordinator of the group Defending Water for Life in Maine, will speak about her group’s efforts to help people in Maine learn about and organize to protect their water resources from the efforts by private companies to lock up control of water for profit.

Another in a series of “Water Week” events sponsored by Common Ground, PSU’s environmental and social justice student organization.

For more information, please contact Stephanie Aubert

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