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Exhibits
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The Confluence Project:
Reimagining the Columbia River,
with artwork by Maya Lin
Main Gallery
August 26, 2011 - February 10, 2012
Press Release
Featuring models created by Maya Lin and her New
York studio, as well as images and models of the
Vancouver Land Bridge created by Jones and Jones
Architects in Seattle. These exhibit pieces will
help to illustrate the process leading from final
design drawings and models to the completed artworks
of the
Confluence Project. Before-and-after photographs
will address the context, utility and aesthetics of
each site and provide a forum for interpreting the
places, people and environmental changes along the
Columbia River. Construction images and elements
will give visitors a stronger connection to the
challenges of realizing an installation of this
scope. The exhibit will also offer open access to
Journey Book and an introspective video by artist
Maya Lin.
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Sponsored by: Richard
& Jennifer Weiland, and
Hells Canyon Visitor's Bureau, with support from
USBancorp,
Idaho Commission on the Arts/National
Endowment for the Arts, and
ASLCSC
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 Doug
Davidson: The Face of Peru
Gallery II
January 13 - April 6
Opening Reception Jan 13, 4pm-7pm
Press release
A perspective of Peru's inhabitants
through color photography. This
exhibition is a celebration of
indigenous people and their lifestyle;
"honest representations of daily life"
in Peru.
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Ludmilla Parez Saskova: Good
Girl (film)
Gallery III
January 13
- April 6
Press Release
A short documentary about artist and chocolate entrepreneur Marilyn Lysohire of Cowgirl Chocolates.
Ludmilla's work has been influenced by
Georgian filmmaker Sergei Paradjanov and
Czech surrealist filmmaker Jan
Svankmajer.
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Karri Dieken: Conversations in a
Sea of Land
Gallery IV
January 13
- April 6
Press Release
An mixed media installation that
incorporates a narrative within patern
and space. The overall theme of the
installation relates to the endless sea
of land across the Palouse.
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Sponsored by: ASLCSC,
Friends of the Center, and through
grants from
USBancorp,
and
Idaho Commission on the Arts/National
Endowment for the Arts.
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Your Visit to the LCSC Center for Arts & History
Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday,
11am-4pm,
with the exception of the posted Holiday closures.
Admission is free. Donations gladly accepted.
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