University Place Gallery hosts a closing reception for its dual exhibition
2020 FMU Juried Student Art Exhibition and
Adrian Rhodes | Blood and Honey
Adrian Rhodes is a painter, printmaker, and installation artist who transforms gallery spaces into new realities, rich with symbolic imagery and her bold design aesthetic. Themes of bees, the human condition, the matrilineal, the corporeal, and mortality find themselves looping out of paper trails and attached to walls in swarms of winged creatures made of paper.
The Doctors Bruce and Lee Foundation Library’s Morris Gallery will exhibit the works of the Eastern Region students as a part of the South Carolina Art Education Association’s Youth Art Month.
Opening Reception is Saturday, March 28, 2020 from 2:00 – 4:00pm. Reception is free and open to the public
Artwork will be on display March 25 – 28, 2020
during Morris Gallery hours:
Monday – Thursday 9am – 8:15pm
Friday – Saturday 9am – 5:15pm
Sunday 2pm – 5:45pm
Awards will be announced at the reception. The judge to consider the art submitted will be Lynda English of the Lynda English Studio.
The Doctor N. Lee Morris Gallery is located on the second floor of the Drs. Bruce and Lee
Foundation Library in Florence
For more information please visit www.florencelibrary.org.
After nearly 40 years of service, Dr. Darden retired from NASA Langley Research Center in March 2007 as a member of Senior Executive Service. In 2016, Darden was included in the NY Times Best Seller, “Hidden Figures,” by Margot Lee Shetterly.
A young Hare is looking for someone to race when a retired Tortoise comes along. Audiences find out the TRUE story of the Tortoise and the Hare and an important lesson that sometimes it’s not your opponent who beats you– it’s yourself.
Recommended for ages 2-10 and families. Length 45 minutes.
Tickets $5 for all ages.
Box Office Hours: 12:00 PM-5:00 PM
843-662-3731 ● 417 S. Dargan Street Florence, SC 29506 ● www.florencelittletheatre.org
Sponsored by HopeHealth Pediatrics.
Tickets are available:
or at the FMU PAC Box Office
2020 FMU Juried Student Art Exhibition
This exhibition provides FMU Visual Art Students with an opportunity to exhibit their work in a professional gallery while gaining experience in presenting their work according to professional practices. This exhibition was open to FMU Visual Art majors and minors, as well as Art Education majors. Juror Adrian Rhodes selected twenty-one artworks created by fourteen Visual Art students. A wide variety of media are included and works range from ceramic sculpture and graphite on paper, to 35mm photography, cyanotype and scanography.
Adrian Rhodes: Blood and Honey
Adrian Rhodes is a painter, printmaker, and installation artist who transforms gallery spaces into new realities, rich with symbolic imagery and her bold design aesthetic. Themes of bees, the human condition, the matrilineal, the corporeal, and mortality find themselves looping out of paper trails and attached to walls in swarms of winged creatures made of paper.