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    Get Lucky: The Culture of Chance Closing Reception & Panel Discussion

    On Thursday, January 26 exhibiting artists, curators, I-Ching experts, and non-profit leaders discuss John Cage's influence on their work. Plus, it's the last chance (no pun intended) to see Get Lucky: The Culture of Chance!

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From the Blog

  • The Making & Meaning of Renée Rhodes’ Muscle Maps for Virtual Travels
  • Nolan Jones in The Ramp Gallery through February 6
  • The Making & Meaning of Antonio Cortez’ 3D Mathematical I Ching Chart
  • January & February Volunteer Opportunities
  • At the Front Line: War Words & Dance – February 16
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    Get Lucky: The Culture of Chance

    A centennial birthday celebration of art icon John Cage investigates the implications of chance operation in the arts and across cultural beliefs, values and practices, December 17–January 26.

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