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DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211115T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
DTSTART:20211115T130000Z
LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211116T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
DTSTART:20211116T130000Z
LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
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SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211117T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
DTSTART:20211117T130000Z
LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211118T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
DTSTART:20211118T130000Z
LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211119T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
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LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211120T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
DTSTART:20211120T130000Z
LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211121T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
DTSTART:20211121T130000Z
LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211122T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
DTSTART:20211122T130000Z
LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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URL:https://events.cornell.edu/event/william_staffeld_examination_of_the_ey
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211123T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
DTSTART:20211123T130000Z
LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211124T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
DTSTART:20211124T130000Z
LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211125T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
DTSTART:20211125T130000Z
LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211126T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
DTSTART:20211126T130000Z
LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211127T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
DTSTART:20211127T130000Z
LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211128T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
DTSTART:20211128T130000Z
LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Monday\, November 15\, 6–8 p.m. in Sibley Hall's Har
 tell Gallery for the opening reception of William Staffeld: Examination of 
 the Eye\, a special exhibition showcasing the work of AAP's longtime colleg
 e photographer\, William (Bill) Staffeld. Introductions and remarks begin a
 t 6 p.m. Enjoy "Bubbles in the Bubbles" — refreshments and food in the Stil
 ler Arcade between Milstein and Sibley halls from 6:30–7:30 p.m. — and cele
 brate Bill's 37 years at Cornell\, his final semester as AAP Photographer\,
  and a lifetime of creative work.\n\nArtist Statement\nIn the spring of 200
 9 — 26 semesters ago — I became the college photographer for AAP. After wor
 king many years in the AAP Knight Visual Resource Facility\, which closed i
 n 2009\, the invitation to become the college photographer evolved and grew
  over the years. At first\, I was primarily documenting the construction of
  Milstein Hall\; then lectures\, events\, and the daily activities of stude
 nts became my mainstay\, from downtime to critiques to thesis presentations
 . There was a rhythm to photographing AAP's spaces and people\, a rhythm st
 ructured by the seasons and semesters. Eventually\, I would also cover fiel
 d trips as well as many events and reviews at the Gensler Family AAP NYC Ce
 nter studios\, both in Chelsea and Midtown at 26 Broadway. \n\nAgain and ag
 ain\, I have asked myself how this work for AAP over so many years connects
  with my roots and the work that really launched me as a photographer. My e
 arlier work was black and white analog photography of places and people in 
 Upstate New York towns and cities. Much like my early work wandering the st
 reets of Upstate towns\, at AAP I became a roaming photographer\, allowing 
 for discovery and being open to creation. I make connections to moments bet
 ween light\, activity\, and form\, or in this case\, between faculty\, staf
 f and students\, their work\, and the surrounding environment\; these image
 s are captured when the imagination is free and the mind empty of thoughts.
  What enters the eye then finds focus\, answering the questions "how is all
  of this revealed to me\, and what manifests?" The wandering is how you ope
 n yourself to energies within and without\, to what simply is. \n\nWith thi
 s exhibition\, I invite you to make connections and explore the work. Our b
 est work is dreamed into existence. The density of our dreams and impressio
 ns is always colliding with and connecting to all we encounter in the world
 .\n\nAttendance is open to the public and Cornell community with advance re
 gistration and required COVID-19 measures.* To register\, please click here
 .\n*All Cornell students\, faculty\, and staff in attendance must wear a ma
 sk at all times and show their Cornell ID for admission. Cornell University
  requires employees to complete the Daily Check prior to arriving to campus
  or accessing campus facilities.Those who are not current Cornell employees
  or students (such as alumni\, visitors\, guests\, parents\, community memb
 ers\, third-party event attendees\, and others) must provide ONE of the fol
 lowing when arriving at the event:Proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID
 -19 with an FDA- or WHO-authorized vaccine\; OR\nResults of a negative FDA-
  or DOH-authorized PCR\, rapid PCR\, or nucleic acid amplification test (NA
 AT) COVID-19 test collected within 72 hours of the event start\; OR\nAn FDA
 -authorized antigen test was performed on a specimen collected within 6 hou
 rs of the event start.\n\n\nPlease adhere to Cornell University's COVID-19 
 guidelines. Stay informed at covid.cornell.edu.
DTEND:20211129T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260313T210546Z
DTSTART:20211129T130000Z
LOCATION:John Hartell Gallery\, Sibley Dome
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:William Staffeld: Examination of the Eye
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END:VCALENDAR