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Katherine Sandoz Opening Lecture and Reception

January 17, 2019 at 6pm–7:30pm Jepson Center
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ONE DAY ONLY!

Attendees of this event are eligible for discounted Artist-level memberships to Telfair Museums. Artist memberships will be sold in-person for $25 (regular price is $40). Offer valid only during this event.

Join Katherine Sandoz (American, B. 1969) as she talks about her installation on display in the Jepson Center’s atrium. Operating as a sculptural “mobile” (and also including a site-specific painting on the third-floor landing) the work comprises individual, colorful acrylic glass elements referencing the katniss plant. Hanging in layered format from the glass ceiling of the Jepson Center, katniss will offer dynamic plays with reflected light.

Free for members/ $8 non-members.

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For more information, please contact Calli Laundré at 912.790.8807 or laundrec@telfair.org.

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