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Lava Thomas Visiting Artist Lecture User Submitted

When: Tue., Oct. 24, 7-9 p.m. 2017
Phone: 415-771-7020
Email: Exhibitions@sfai.edu
Price: Free and Open to the Public
sfai.edu/events-calendar/detail/lava-thomas
SFAI PUBLIC PROGRAMS OSHER LECTURE HALL | FREE + OPEN TO ALL Lava Thomas | October 24 Visiting Artists and Scholars Lava Thomas's studio practice takes a wide range of thematic and material approaches. She utilizes a variety of techniques suited to the concept and evolution of each project – from drawing, painting, printmaking, and photography to sculpture and site-specific installations. Informed by feminist discourse, alternative approaches to portraiture, secular and religious ideas of the sacred, and African-American devotional and protest traditions, Thomas considers themes of social justice, female subjectivity, current events and the shifting tides of History

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