PCAL Calendar

As part of WKU Year of Country and sponsored by WKU Office of International Programs, the exhibit “Ecuador Unframed: the Art of Oswaldo Guayasamín,” will travel to the Kentucky Museum in February 2015. Guayasamín’s original mural, created in the 1940s as a commission of the Ecuadorean government, depicts Ecuador’s landscapes and people, as well as the country’s hardship, poverty, violence, and social injustice. The collection is divided and organized around three ethnic themes: Indians, mestizos, and blacks. The traveling mural assembles these themes through five movable panels designed to work as a puzzle.

Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

$5 of general and $3 for students.

Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

Gaines Lecturer

Author, Beth Macy

Photographer, Jared Soares

GRH Aud – 1074

7:30 pm

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

Gaines Lecturer

Author, Beth Macy

Photographer, Jared Soares

GRH Aud – 1074

7:30 pm

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

$5 general; $2 students with WKU ID

Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

S Bank Celebration of the Arts Vernissage and Opening Reception Cancelled for Friday March 6th

The Kentucky Museum has announced that due to the most recent round of winter weather they are cancelling the opening of the US Bank Celebration of the Arts show scheduled for this Friday March 6th. Both the Vernissage Preview Party and Public Opening are cancelled.
The exhibit will open to the general public as scheduled during regular museum hours beginning on Saturday March 7th.
Museum hours are Monday through Saturday 9 to 4, Sundays from 1 to 4.
The closing date will remain unchanged - Saturday, April 4 - with art scheduled for pickup from 5 to 7 pm.

Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This Mixed Media Workshop is taught by Delaire Rowe. More Information

Gray Band

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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This workshop has been rescheduled from February 21. Chris Radus will be teaching this beginning carving workshop. All materials are supplied. Please see more information about what knife to bring to this workshop.

Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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“Discovering Ecuador” exhibit reception features Ecuadorian photographer, Pablo Corral Vega, and SJ&B Director Loup Langton discussing the exhibit and the Discovering Ecuador project. 

Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Photojournalist and artist, Pablo Corral Vega, will show examples of his photographic work for international publications such as National Geographic Magazine, Geo Magazine (from several different countries) and the New York Times Sunday Magazine.  There will be a Q&A after his presentation.

Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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The Kentucky Museum will be showcasing the US Bank Celebration of the Arts & 2015 Side by Side exhibits during the March 20th BG Gallery Hop. More Information

Sun   3 – 9:00 pm

Mon – Wed  9 – 9 pm

Th – Fri  9 – 5:00 pm

Closed – Saturday

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Join us at the Kentucky Museum for a Pysanky Workshop. Pysanky is an Ukrainian Easter egg, decorated with traditional folk designs using a wax resist method.

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February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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W/ Marshall Scott, Nancy Cron, and Ken Stein. FREE!

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Please contact WKU Box Office for tickets. $18 Adults; $15 Students and Senior Citizens

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Please contact WKU Box Office for tickets. $18 Adults; $15 Students and Senior Citizens

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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Please contact WKU Box Office for tickets. $18 Adults; $15 Students and Senior Citizens

February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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February 25 – April 9; Leslie Nichols: Lorum ipsum

Lorum ipsum features experiments with text by visual artist Leslie Nichols. Nichols uses a variety of found and original text to create images reflecting interests in identity, gender, social heritage, and sustainability. She is most well known for her works created on manual typewriters. Nichols earned her master's degree from WKU in 2013 and currently teaches in Department of Diversity and Community Studies.

March 4 – April 9; Clive King: The Chaos Machine

Professor Clive King will present an exhibition of his drawings on the lower level of the Main Gallery. At the beginning of his show, he will lead a drawing workshop for WKU Art students on the second floor of the Main Gallery, drawings from which will be exhibited in situ on this floor.

This competitive art exhibition is open to all professional and amateur artists living in Kentucky within a 65-mile radius of Bowling Green. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity for regional artists to show their work. For additional information contact Donna Parker at (270) 745-6083 or kymus@wku.edu or view our online site.

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$5 General; $3 Students with WKU ID.