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Maria Z Madacky’s art is rooted in literature and ancient philosophies. Her practice involves investigations into the liminal including unconventional structures of knowledge that mediate the rational and irrational modes of thinking such as mythology, folk tales and rituals; as well as the liminal spaces of the social. Her projects often employ blurring the boundaries between the art and audiences while addressing complex social issues. Maria’s exhibition “Trash Talk”, executed in collaboration with the performance art collective M.E.D.I.U.M.

How do you tell the story of your research and creative work? How can you show the impact of your work? And what on earth does “Altmetrics” mean anyway? Come to this panel discussion and find out!

Join us to learn about the Western Canadian homefront during the Great War

Admission is free. All are welcome.

Admission is free. All are welcome.

Admission is free. All are welcome.

Materials are provided or bring your own. All experience levels welcome. Admission is free. All are welcome.

We’ve partnered with the wonderful Campus Coffee Company to bring you free coffee from 9 AM – 12 PM on Nov. 16 & 17th. We’ll be located in the Students' Union Building Foyer.

Panelists Shelly Wismath, Jan Newberry and Heather Mirau, explore first-year student perspectives as they speak with current first-year UofL students.

Join these two artists as they revisit family origins, sing about scars and skeletons, and perform brand new material from their new books Tomboy Survival Guide and The Boy & the Bindi.