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X-WR-CALNAME:Land Shapes\, Skyscapes: Art\, Astronomy & Ways of Seeing
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DTSTAMP:20261028T151438Z
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SUMMARY:Land Shapes\, Skyscapes: Art\, Astronomy & Ways of Seeing
DESCRIPTION:How do the ways we observe our surroundings shape how we understand
 them?\\n\\n\\n\\nJoin Vanderbilt’s Dyer Observatory and the
 Vanderbilt Curb Center for a conversation exploring how art and
 astronomy offer different\, and sometimes overlapping\, ways of
 looking at the world around us. Presented as part of the Curb
 Center’s Land Shapes exhibition\, this discussion extends the
 exhibition’s exploration of land\, place and our relationships with
 the environments around us.\\n\\n\\n\\nArtists Lanecia Rouse and Jana
 Harper\, whose work is featured in the Curb Center’s current
 exhibition\, Land Shapes\, will join Erika Grundstrom\, Director of
 Astronomy Labs in Vanderbilt’s Department of Physics and Astronomy\,
 to consider the terrestrial and celestial dimensions of our
 surroundings. Together\, they’ll discuss how their respective
 practices encourage close observation\, curiosity and new ways of
 thinking about our relationship to place\, nature and the larger
 universe.The conversation will consider what happens when artistic and
 scientific perspectives meet. What do we notice? What questions do we
 ask? How might looking more closely at the land beneath us or the sky
 above deepen our understanding and appreciation of the world we
 share?\\n\\n\\n\\nMake an evening of it with a sunset cocktail hour
 featuring a hosted bar and light hors d’oeuvres\, followed by
 telescope viewing under the night sky.
LOCATION:Vanderbilt Dyer Observatory\, 1000 Oman Drive\, Brentwood\, TN 37027\,
 United States
URL:https://franklinis.com/events/land-shapes-skyscapes-art-astronomy-ways-of-seeing/
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