The Cattaraugus County Campus Center Gallery presents "Hashtags," an exhibition meant to invoke thoughts and emotions and spark a conversation about Native American issues that have received little media coverage today and historically.
The Cattaraugus County Campus Center Gallery presents "Hashtags," an exhibition meant to invoke thoughts and emotions and spark a conversation about Native American issues that have received little media coverage today and historically.
The Cattaraugus County Campus Center Gallery presents "Hashtags," an exhibition meant to invoke thoughts and emotions and spark a conversation about Native American issues that have received little media coverage today and historically.
The Cattaraugus County Campus Center Gallery presents "Hashtags," an exhibition meant meant to invoke thoughts and emotions and spark a conversation about Native American issues that have received little media coverage today and historically.
The Cattaraugus County Campus Center Gallery presents "Hashtags," an exhibition meant meant to invoke thoughts and emotions and spark a conversation about Native American issues that have received little media coverage today and historically.
Hear U.K.-based artist Elena Thomas chat about her the evolution of her unique artistic practice over the last 15 years during this reception and artist talk for her current exhibition, "Elena Thomas: Full Circle".
Hors d'oeuvres and refreshments will be served.
The Cattaraugus County Campus Center Gallery hosts a reception and artist talk for the Native American "Hashtags" exhibition from 5-7 p.m.
Artist Kaycee Colburn plans to discuss her methods and motivations for the exhibition during this event that is free and open to the public. Hors d'oeuvres and refreshments will be served.
The Cattaraugus County Campus Center Gallery presents "Hashtags," an exhibition meant meant to invoke thoughts and emotions and spark a conversation about Native American issues that have received little media coverage today and historically.
Don't miss this reimagining of William Shakespeare's most famous tragedy, which puts story before spectacle! Directed by Emily Drew, and produced by Steven Gustafson, this production allows Shakespeare's language to take center stage. Seats are limited as the performance is set in the round. Be sure to get your tickets right away!
Don't miss this reimagining of William Shakespeare's most famous tragedy, which puts story before spectacle! Directed by Emily Drew, and produced by Steven Gustafson, this production allows Shakespeare's language to take center stage. Seats are limited as the performance is set in the round. Be sure to get your tickets right away!