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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
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LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
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DTEND:20150427T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
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LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
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DTSTART:20150502T204500Z
DTEND:20150502T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
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DTEND:20150504T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
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LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
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DTEND:20150505T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
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DTSTART:20150506T204500Z
DTEND:20150506T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273664
DTSTART:20150507T204500Z
DTEND:20150507T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
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DTSTART:20150508T204500Z
DTEND:20150508T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
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DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273666
DTSTART:20150509T204500Z
DTEND:20150509T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273667
DTSTART:20150511T204500Z
DTEND:20150511T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
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DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273668
DTSTART:20150512T204500Z
DTEND:20150512T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273669
DTSTART:20150513T204500Z
DTEND:20150513T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273670
DTSTART:20150514T204500Z
DTEND:20150514T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273671
DTSTART:20150515T204500Z
DTEND:20150515T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273672
DTSTART:20150516T204500Z
DTEND:20150516T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
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DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273673
DTSTART:20150518T204500Z
DTEND:20150518T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273674
DTSTART:20150519T204500Z
DTEND:20150519T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273675
DTSTART:20150520T204500Z
DTEND:20150520T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273676
DTSTART:20150521T204500Z
DTEND:20150521T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273677
DTSTART:20150522T204500Z
DTEND:20150522T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273678
DTSTART:20150523T204500Z
DTEND:20150523T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273679
DTSTART:20150525T204500Z
DTEND:20150525T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273680
DTSTART:20150526T204500Z
DTEND:20150526T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273681
DTSTART:20150527T204500Z
DTEND:20150527T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273682
DTSTART:20150528T204500Z
DTEND:20150528T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273683
DTSTART:20150529T204500Z
DTEND:20150529T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273684
DTSTART:20150530T204500Z
DTEND:20150530T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273685
DTSTART:20150601T204500Z
DTEND:20150601T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273686
DTSTART:20150602T204500Z
DTEND:20150602T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273687
DTSTART:20150603T204500Z
DTEND:20150603T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273688
DTSTART:20150604T204500Z
DTEND:20150604T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273689
DTSTART:20150605T204500Z
DTEND:20150605T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273690
DTSTART:20150606T204500Z
DTEND:20150606T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273691
DTSTART:20150608T204500Z
DTEND:20150608T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273692
DTSTART:20150609T204500Z
DTEND:20150609T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273693
DTSTART:20150610T204500Z
DTEND:20150610T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273694
DTSTART:20150611T204500Z
DTEND:20150611T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273695
DTSTART:20150612T204500Z
DTEND:20150612T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273696
DTSTART:20150613T204500Z
DTEND:20150613T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273697
DTSTART:20150615T204500Z
DTEND:20150615T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273698
DTSTART:20150616T204500Z
DTEND:20150616T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273699
DTSTART:20150617T204500Z
DTEND:20150617T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273700
DTSTART:20150618T204500Z
DTEND:20150618T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261010T110925Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1273701
DTSTART:20150619T204500Z
DTEND:20150619T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is part of the College of Human Ecology’s con
 tributions to the celebration of Cornell University’s sesquicentennial. 
 The exhibition was conceived\, curated\, and to some extent\, created by J
 ack Elliott\, associate professor from the Department of Design and Enviro
 nmental Analysis. The show combines restored pieces from Cornell Universit
 y’s Plaster Cast Collection with recent sculptures by Professor Elliott 
 that combine contemporary environmental concerns with ancient classical th
 emes. The exhibition is a tracery of creative thought inspired by a tree\,
  its history and its associations with the classical world\, leading to a 
 varied but connected set of investigations\, from classical orders and gen
 der\, to Greek personifications of Nature\; from sculptural technique\, to
  the architectural detailing of Martha van Rensselaer Hall.
GEO:35.0937;-81.043472
LOCATION:Human Ecology Building\, Jill Stuart Gallery
SUMMARY:Carya: Women\, Buildings\, Nature: Hellenic Themes\, Contemporary W
 orks
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/carya_women_buildings_nature
 _hellenic_themes_contemporary_works
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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