You are invited to the opening reception for the newest exhibit in the Homer Babbidge Library, "Indelible Strokes."
Natalie Granados shares visual stories and celebrates experiences through representations of the architectural and cultural beauty of places. Using exaggerated perspectives mixed with clean lines, she creates detailed depictions of memories through portraits of landmarks. Natalie is the Special Collections Conservator for the UConn Library.
Utilizing illumination, a method of applying gold leaf, Clara Nguyen creates paintings to capture the abstract and lyrical nature of two major personal influences: music and poetry. With a penchant for geometric forms and flowing lines, she seeks to create miniature worlds of implied meaning. Clara is the Project Archivist for the Maurice Sendak Collection at the UConn Library.
Opening Reception
Thursday, February 14, 4:00-5:00pm
Homer Babbidge Library
Gallery on the Plaza
The exhibit remains open until May 17.
While in the Library make sure you also check out the interactive exhibit in the Norman D. Stevens Gallery, "A Legacy of a Lifetime of Collecting: The Carl & Marian Rettenmeyer Story," taking you to the jungle to tell the story of their lives and extraordinary research.
https://lib.uconn.edu/about/exhibits/
For more information, contact: Jean Nelson at jean.nelson@uconn.edu