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Lunch & Learn: If you can kill a snake with it... it ain't art!

Wednesday, March 26, 2008
12noon

TCVA Lecture Hall

The Turchin Center invites you to join students from the Department of Art's Visual Arts Guide course to take a few moments to learn more about the amazing art collected by North Carolina's revered poet Jonathan Williams. The presentation uses the works included in the Main Gallery and gives an historical overview of how the collection was created.

Free and open to the public.

This event is presented as part of the Lunch & Learn program.

Cost:

Free event

For more information, contact:

Visitor & Member Services
(828) 262-3017
turchincenter@appstate.edu

Additional information:

"IF YOU CAN KILL A SNAKE WITH IT, IT AIN'T ART": The Art History of a Maverick Poet-Publisher (PDF 114K) - A biographical essay of Jonathan Williams by Tom Patterson.

Jonathan Williams - Poet & Publisher - Biographical information provided by the North Carolina Writers' Network.

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PO Box 32139
Boone, North Carolina 28608
828.262.3017
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