'What Do We Know We Want?' Opening Reception

The Denison Museum presents the opening reception for the senior show "What Do We Know We Want?"

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Location:
Museum
Ticket Info: Free
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Denison Museum
Visual Arts
Seniors

The Denison Museum presents the opening reception for the senior show What Do We Know We Want?. The exhibit is on display from Friday, April 21, through Friday, May 12. 

What Do We Know We Want? features work from the following students:

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