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SUMMARY:Chinese New Year Celebration at NCA Learning Center Baby University
DESCRIPTION:NCA Learning Center “Baby University” will be hosting a vibrant Chinese New Year Celebration on Tuesday\, Feb. 25\, bringing together students\, families\, and staff for a meaningful cultural experience. The event will feature traditional Chinese New Year elements such as festive decorations\, student performances\, music and dance presentations\, cultural demonstrations\, and interactive activities designed to help children learn about the holiday’s history and traditions. \nThis celebration highlights the unique cultural diversity within our school community and promotes understanding\, respect\, and appreciation for global traditions. Students will have the opportunity to showcase what they have learned through classroom lessons and performances\, while families and guests enjoy a joyful atmosphere filled with cultural pride\, community connection\, and celebration. \nThe event reflects NCA Learning Center’s commitment to cultural education and creating an inclusive environment where children can learn about and embrace traditions from around the world.
URL:https://www.nvartscouncil.org/event/chinese-new-year-celebration-at-nca-learning-center-baby-university/
LOCATION:Windmill Library\, 7060 W Windmill Ln\, Las Vegas\, NV\, 89113\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly,Folklife,Performing
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SUMMARY:Lee Lanier: You Write the Story
DESCRIPTION:Lee Lanier\, of Lee Lanier Paints Art Gallery located in the Arts Factory\, has created this interactive exhibit inviting viewers to write the narratives for his quirky\, acrylic paintings. Lanier created the exhibit based on his opinion that visitors to LLPAG often had more interesting interpretations of his paintings than he did. The characters in the paintings interact with surrounding objects or each other\, and are often based on mythological\, literary\, or pop-culture archetypes. Although these paintings are narrative in nature\, they present scenes midway through a particular tale so that the viewer can decide what is transpiring. \nARTIST STATEMENT \nI am fascinated with old stories. The inspiration for my works almost always starts with a historical\, literary\, and mythological character. Like Renaissance artists\, I weave complex narratives with multiple posed figures. I am drawn to universal human themes such as life and death\, temptation and faith\, and creativity and industry. My end goal is to create works of art that can be viewed multiple times while inspiring spirited conversations among groups of dissimilar viewers. \nOn exhibit at Windmill Library from February 13\, 2024 through April 28\, 2024
URL:https://www.nvartscouncil.org/event/lee-lanier-you-write-the-story/
LOCATION:Windmill Library\, 7060 W Windmill Ln\, Las Vegas\, NV\, 89113\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibit,Family Friendly,Literary,Visual
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SUMMARY:Judith Klausner: (de)composed
DESCRIPTION:(de)composed  features small sculptures depicting decomposing matter created through the appreciative lens of a disabled artist. \nArtist Statement\nOften when something has “gone bad\,” it gives rise to something new\, but it can be hard to appreciate new growth in the shadow of our disappointment. I like the idea of spending hours meticulously crafting something that most people think of as ruined. Even my materials are an exercise in reevaluating the underappreciated: my primary medium is generally dismissed as “for kids.” \nThis work reflects my own journey to reframe my life as a disabled person. I spent a decade only seeing the ways my life hadn’t turned out how I had expected\, and seeing those discrepancies as failures. It has only been by readjusting my lens that I have learned to appreciate the life I do have. I am finally allowing myself to be happy. \nI believe this theme also taps into a larger experience that is particularly strong right now. The past 2+ years of pandemic have derailed what many people expected from their lives. We have all had to reframe our expectations and our sources of joy. I hope this work can reflect those experiences\, too\, and help encourage the (sometimes painful) growth it takes to make that shift. \nThe work in (de)composed was made with a self-imposed rule that every element had to be created. Every rock\, popsicle stick\, and sweaty slice of cheese is painstakingly sculpted and detailed by hand. This mandate pushed me to learn new ways of looking at familiar objects\, as well as new ways of using a familiar material. \nJudith Klausner is a Somerville\, MA artist with a love for small\, intricate\, and overlooked things. She received her degree in Studio Art from Wesleyan University in 2007 after constructing her thesis primarily out of insects\, and has since continued to search the details of her surroundings for inspiration. Her experience of invisible disability and chronic pain play an integral role in how she views the world and creates art. Her work has been featured in Harper’s magazine\, Reader’s Digest\, the Huffington Post and NPR\, and exhibited in venues internationally including the Susquehanna Art Museum\, Museum of Natural History\, RI\, Museo di Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto\, and the Boston Children’s Museum. Judith enjoys playing with her food\, both recreationally and professionally. \nOn exhibit at Windmill Library from April 25 through July 3\, 2023
URL:https://www.nvartscouncil.org/event/judith-klausner-decomposed/2023-04-25/
LOCATION:Windmill Library\, 7060 W Windmill Ln\, Las Vegas\, NV\, 89113\, United States
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