By bringing attention to the “Arbitrary Borders” exhibit, which opened last week @WWU's Western Gallery, Quincy Ingalls is not only championing artists of color, he's also simultaneously learning more about the past. https://t.co/tUNI2pG4jS
'Looking Up: The Skyviewing Sculptures of Isamu Noguchi,' on view at the @WWUWGallery at Western Washington University, investigates the often-overlooked concept of “skyviewing” present in so many of Noguchi’s pieces
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Looking Up—a new exhibition at @WWU’s @WWUWGallery—celebrates the interactive skyviewing sculptures of Isamu Noguchi. 40+ sculptures loaned by The @NoguchiMuseum are on-view along with several drawings, open until Nov 26. More on Noguchi and the show: https://t.co/nEMZhvLVgN
Sneak peek of the lizgerringdance site-specific performance happening tomorrow at 1:45pm on South Campus. Tag a friend to meet between classes and... https://t.co/WkgwA1ai0P #dance#wwudance#wwu#contemporarydance#collegedance
From Beachwood RV Resort in Blaine, Washington, we drove to Bellingham, 30 minutes away, for cliffside views of the San Juan Islands, glacier-draped Mt. Baker, and Western Washington University's Outdoor Sculpture Collection of 36 contemporary artists. https://t.co/nCmqRbsSgz
The exhibition is free and open to the public Monday - Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays from noon to 4 p.m. Visit https://t.co/itGTxrWZpr for parking and health/safety info