Fall Kick-off Event for University Hall Galleries on Sept. 16
The following information comes from a memo from University Architect Ron Kull:
On Friday Sept. 16, 2005, the University Hall Galleries will be presenting our "kick-off" to fall exhibit that includes the work of 17 local artists representing over 150 pieces of dimensional art. The theme of this event features a blend of shape, form and texture, and promises to create an intriguing and inviting quality in the corridors and lobby areas of University Halls 1st, 4th, and 6th floors.
The opening reception is scheduled from 5:30 8 p.m., and , as always, the event is free.
Parking is available at the KIngsgate Conference Center and Eden Ave. garages.
Before or after the event, our friends at Kingsgate invite you to enjoy dinner at "Caminettos", a Euro-American Bistro featuring Italian and Mediterranean entrees, oven fired pizza, pasta, and other delicious house smoked items.
For more information please contact Art Design Consultants at 723-1222.
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