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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250918
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278140218
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250919
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278141243
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250920
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278142268
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250921
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278142269
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250922
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278143294
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250923
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278144319
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250924
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278145344
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250925
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278146369
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250926
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278147394
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250927
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278149443
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250928
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278150468
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250929
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278152517
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250930
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278154566
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251001
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278155591
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251002
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278156616
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251003
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278157641
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251004
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278158666
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251005
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278160715
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251006
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278161740
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251007
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278162765
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251008
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278163790
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251009
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278164815
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251010
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278166864
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251011
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278167889
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251012
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278168914
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251013
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278169939
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251014
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278170964
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251015
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278171989
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251016
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278173014
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251017
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278174039
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251018
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278175064
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251019
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278176089
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251020
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278177114
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251021
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278177115
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251022
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278179164
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251023
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278179165
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251024
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278180190
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251025
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260722T075831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50851278181215
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251026
DESCRIPTION:SOAD Sabbatical Exhibition | North Gallery  \n\nbecoming I\, I 
 say You (for Martin Buber)\n\nCharles Matson Lume                         
                                     \n\nCharles Matson Lume is a visual ar
 tist who believes we need beauty every day. This truth was made more real 
 in the pandemic. Beauty emits the immortal scent and sensual manifestation
  of justice\, which is often slow to become present amongst us. When beaut
 y visits\, we sense justice might be near.\n\nHis art traces the contours 
 of "art is a verb\, not a noun" and "the loveliest sounds arise out the de
 epest silences". He sees light as quicksilver. It’s slippery\, ephemeral
 \, and mostly unmanageable. His ephemeral light installations reveal insta
 nces when light and materials radiate in a kind of hallucinatory pas du de
 ux.\n\n \n\n \n\nSOAD Speaker Series Invited Solo Exhibition | South Galle
 ry  \n\nDidn’t I Used to Have a Sense of Humor? \n\nHannah Niswonger\n\n
 This exhibition brings together four installations: Octopus’s Garden\; C
 loud—Bird—Place\; Poisonous & Carnivorous Dinnerware\; and Conversatio
 ns with My Father’s Paintings. Each is an exploration of complexities of
  life ranging from personal to global in scale. I use humor to process dif
 ficult issues: climate change\, loss of habitat\, threats to bodily autono
 my\, the death of my parents. \n\n“Didn’t I used to have a sense of hu
 mor?” These were the last words my mother said to me before she died thi
 s April\, when she was struggling to retain her identity while losing her 
 battle with age and disease. For me\, these words reflect the human talent
 \, and sometimes desperate need\, to use humor to cope with tribulation an
 d loss. The works in this exhibition translate humor and grief into social
  commentary.\n\n \n\nGallery Hours\n\nMonday 10AM-5PM\n\nTuesday 9AM-5PM\n
 \nWednesday 9AM-5PM\n\nThursday 9AM-8:30PM\n\nFriday 10AM-4:30PM\n\nSaturd
 ay 12PM-4PM \n\n \n\nFall Semester | Extended Hours \n\nEvery Thursday Eve
 ning | Open late until 8:30PM\n\nTake a study break and enjoy the gallery!
 \n\nSpecial Weekends:\n\nSaturday & Sunday\, Oct 10-12 (Stout Proud)\n\nSa
 turday & Sunday\, Oct 23-26 (Homecoming)\n\n \n\nUpcoming Events\n\nSabbat
 ical Artist Talk\n\nLocation TBD | Wednesday\, October 22 | 6:00 PM | Char
 les Matson Lume\n\nClosing Reception Event\n\nFurlong Gallery | Thursday\,
  October 23 | 4:00–6:00 PM | Artists will be present\n\nSOAD Speaker Ser
 ies Artist Talk\n\nRoom 321 | Thursday\, October 23 | 6:00 PM | Hannah Nis
 wonger
GEO:44.87194;-91.925378
LOCATION:FURLONG GALLERY\, 178 Micheels Hall
SUMMARY:SOAD Exhibitions at the Furlong Gallery
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uwstout.edu/event/soad-exhibitions-at-the-furl
 ong-gallery
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions & Expos
CATEGORIES:Celebrations & Recognition
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR