Don't BLINK, you won't want to miss this UCAAMP lunch

Join UCAAMP for lunch, networking, and to learn more about BLINK 2019

Join UCAAMP on Tuesday, Feb. 12, for an update from Josh Stout, curator of the light-based sculptural installations and parade for BLINK in 2017. 

BLINK is a light and art event that spans 20 city blocks in downtown Cincinnati and features large-scale architectural projection mapping and light-based sculptures and installations. Get a sneak peak at the brand-new murals and interactive art for 2019. 

Menu

areal view of multi-colored light projected onto building in urban setting at night

Image courtesy of BLINK

  • House salad with assorted toppings and dressing
  • Barbeque pulled pork and chicken on a pretzel bun
  • Coleslaw
  • Potato salad
  • Assorted cookies

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