JSTN CLMN Artist Talk

The Denison Museum presents an artist talk with JSTN CLMN.

Notice: this information is for a past event.
Location:
Michael D. Eisner Center for the Performing Arts - Denison Museum
Ticket Info: Free
Questions:
Artwork by JSTN CLMN

Join us for a common hour lunch and talk with artist Jstn Clmn, assistant professor of Studio Art and Black Studies. Learn more about his feature exhibition “Razed Here; Raised Here,” a ceramic materials exhibition that investigates urban space’s aesthetics, materiality, and politics.

Brought to you by the Lisska Center for scholarly engagement. Lunch provided; RSVP here.

You can join for the talk only if you do not RSVP.

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