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“IN DIALOGUE” is installed in the Big Walls Gallery in the E/F Corridor and reflects the exciting range of artists and artwork created by the group."The idea behind this exhibition ...&nbsp;is to involve the viewer in a unique way. By the curator juxtaposing artworks on the wall, the viewer is challenged to find the relationship (or dialogue) from one art work to another-sometimes in simple or sometimes more complex ways,'' said Krepp who will be talking with students during a March 4 artist reception.A combined reception for both exhibitions will bring close to 40 professional artists to campus on March 4 from 3 to 5 p.m.; IN DIALOGUE is on display now through March 12 in the Big Walls Gallery in the E/F Corridor; Tatting Tearing&nbsp;will be in the Visual Arts Gallery March 4 through April 18.&nbsp;

IN DIALOGUE

View this video of curator Jeff Stevenson touring the exhibition:&nbsp;<figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1I_1T6s8lW0&amp;feature=youtu.be"></oembed></figure>&nbsp;Sarah Krepp is an award-winning mixed media artist whose new exhibit "Tatting&nbsp;Tearing" involves retread tires and other rubber forms that conjure questions of danger to individuals, as well as the environment.This dynamic exhibit will be in the <a href="https://www.govst.edu/Academics/Colleges_and_Programs/College_of_Arts_and_Sciences/Visual_Arts_Gallery/">Visual Arts Gallery</a> from March 4 through April 18, 2020.This is Krepp's first solo exhibition of her own work at <a href="https://www.govst.edu/">Governors State</a>, though she did curate a 2014 show "Insight/Inner-Sight" that ran as a partner exhibit with the "Miracle Worker" on stage at the Center for Performing Arts, said&nbsp;Jeff Stevenson, Director and Curator of the Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park and the Visual Arts Gallery.A Chicago area artist, Krepp created a practice group, Dialogue Chicago, that reflects Governors State's mission and core values.&nbsp;"Her community group models the values of the art program at GSU, including life-long learning, community, and collaboration. We are delighted to host her and her group,'' he said.“IN DIALOGUE” is installed in the Big Walls Gallery in the E/F Corridor and reflects the exciting range of artists and artwork created by the group."The idea behind this exhibition ...&nbsp;is to involve the viewer in a unique way. By the curator juxtaposing artworks on the wall, the viewer is challenged to find the relationship (or dialogue) from one art work to another-sometimes in simple or sometimes more complex ways,'' said Krepp who will be talking with students during a March 4 artist reception.A combined reception for both exhibitions will bring close to 40 professional artists to campus on March 4 from 3 to 5 p.m.; IN DIALOGUE is on display now through March 12 in the Big Walls Gallery in the E/F Corridor; Tatting Tearing&nbsp;will be in the Visual Arts Gallery March 4 through April 18.&nbsp;

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