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SUMMARY:Structure & Color
DESCRIPTION:Feb. 5脨March 2\nReception: Thursday\, Feb. 6 | 11 a.m.脨1 p.m. \nAs a contemporary fiber artist\, Heather Macali has focused primarily on color\, pattern\, texture\, distortion and memory. Structure & Color examines the psychology of limitations utilizing waffle weave\, a 3-dimensional single weave pattern. These works analyze this popular but mundane weave structure within a set of limitations to promote creative and unexpected outcomes. \nThis research encourages new ways to think about sculptural form using the inherent structure to create dimension within the cloth. Altering the scale\, materials\, and colors\, Macali creates impactful dimensional cloth and sculpture. This work considers color theory\, optical blending\, architectural components\, and inspiration from the genres of op-art and pop art. \nHer use of color and pattern arose out of childhood experiences steeped in the material culture of the Midwest in the 1980s and early 1990s. She worked in the fashion industry for four years as a print and pattern designer at Abercrombie & Fitch and La Senza. Macali grew up in Munroe Falls\, Ohio\, and received her Bachelor of Arts degree in crafts from Kent State University. She continued her art research and development at the University of Wisconsin-Madison receiving her Master of Fine Arts degree in Textiles in 2009. Macali currently resides in Detroit\, Michigan\, working as a fiber artist and a professor at Wayne State University.
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SUMMARY:Bettman & Halpin 脪Americana Stories and Songs脫
DESCRIPTION:Order Tickets \n\n\nLocation: Seating will be on the stage of the Dorothy Menker Theater\n\n\n\n\nTable Seating: Adult $35\, Seniors 55+ $32\, Under 18/Veterans $30\nMoraine Valley Employee $30\nTheater Seating: Adult $30\, Seniors 55+ $28\, Under 18/Veterans $25\nMoraine Valley Employee $25\, Moraine Valley Student Rush Tickets* $5 \nThe extraordinary acoustic music duo Bettman & Halpin bring their inimitable talents to Moraine Valley! An Americana folk duo\, singer/fiddler Stephanie Bettman and multi-instrumentalist Luke Halpin\, present a live show that offers a combination of charm\, humor and unforgettable original music. \nCritics throughout the country have heaped praise on Bettman\, a singer with an angelic voice and a magical touch with the fiddle\, along with her musical partner\, the guitar/mandolin virtuoso Halpin. Their concert performances and recordings have drawn favorable comparisons to the likes of Joan Baez\, Emmylou Harris and Alison Krauss. On stage\, Bettman & Halpin exude a warm and joyous personality in interpreting their original songs and meticulous musical arrangements. \nLiving Out Loud Los Angeles says\, 脪Every song hijacks your heart and takes you through an emotional ride. The chemistry that Bettman & Halpin have on stage is genuine. Their performance was a breath of fresh air.脫 \nTogether\, Bettman & Halpin are fast earning a reputation in folk and bluegrass circles for mesmerizing performances filled with irresistible lyrics\, transcendent harmonies and roof-raising instrumentals. Most of the duo脮s songs are originals\, with Bettman as principal writer. Some songs in their vast repertoire are unabashedly foot-stomping bluegrass-tinged tunes that seem to make audiences beam with joy and practically dance in their seats. Some songs are haunting explorations of love and loss. Some offer reflections about the understated magic and mystery of seemingly mundane struggles in everyday life. \nThey have played various festivals and performing arts centers all over the country and are the subject of the documentary Stephanie Bettman & Luke Halpin: It All Comes Back To Love Tour that premiered on public television in Los Angeles in December 2012.
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