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SUMMARY:The Mind's Eye - A Photo Exhibit by Myron McGhee
LOCATION:Cox Hall Computing Center\, 569 Asbury Circle\, Atlanta\, GA 3032
 2
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20120117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20120601
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URL:http://www.creativity.emory.edu
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DTSTAMP:20111215T093852Z
DESCRIPTION:The Mind's Eye is an exhibit of Myron McGhee's photographs o
 f Tibetan monks painting sand mandalas at Emory University in Atlanta\, 
 Georgia.\n\nWhile the monks focus their attention on the artistic elemen
 ts of creating the sand mandala\, they also devote their minds to medita
 tion for the healing of the earth. Observing their sacred practice\, our
  eyes are drawn to the exquisite beauty of their art\, and our minds are
  inspired by their religious devotion.\n\nThis collection of photographs
  will be on exhibit at various venues on Emory's campus throughout the 2
 011-2012 academic year. The exhibit is curated by Juana Clem McGhee and 
 made possible through generous support from the university and other org
 anizations in the Atlanta area.\n \nTo view exhibits online\, go to http
 ://www.myron.smugmug.com/sand-mandalas
CATEGORIES:Center for Creativity & Arts
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SUMMARY:constructive interference: a dialogue on sanitation and health t
 hrough inquiry and art
LOCATION:Rollins School of Public Health
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20120319
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20120517
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DTSTAMP:20120228T095135Z
DESCRIPTION:An interdisciplinary exploration of the impact of safe sanit
 ation on human health by bringing Emory scientists who study environment
  and health together with artists around a nexus of safe sanitation\n \n
 Dialogue will be cultivated around artists’ and scientists’ response to 
 a collaborative agenda by the Center for Global Safe Water at Emory\, th
 e Center for Creativity & Arts\, and the Office of Sustainability Initia
 tives\, in which scientists and artists will create original artwork aro
 und the core theme of water and safe sanitation.\n \nWe believe that thr
 ough the discussion of art and the process of creating art\, and the dis
 cussion of scientific evidence and the process of scientific inquiry\, t
 hat it may be possible for all parties involved to gain a greater unders
 tanding of the role of visual communication in engagement and empowermen
 t for safe sanitation and health issues.\n\nCenter for Creativity & Arts
 : Water 2011-2012
CATEGORIES:Center for Creativity & Arts
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