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DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
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LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220319
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220320
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
 t_lsu_museum_of_art
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667923649
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220321
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
 t_lsu_museum_of_art
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220323
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220324
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220325
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220326
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220327
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220328
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220329
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220330
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667939019
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220331
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667941068
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220401
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667942093
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220402
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
 t_lsu_museum_of_art
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667944142
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220403
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667945167
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220404
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667946192
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220405
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667948241
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220406
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667949266
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220407
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667950291
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220408
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667952340
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220409
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667953365
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220410
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667954390
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220411
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667956439
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220412
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667957464
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220413
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667958489
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220414
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
 t_lsu_museum_of_art
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667960538
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220415
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220416
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220417
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220418
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220419
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220420
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220421
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
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 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220422
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220423
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667973859
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220424
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667975908
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220425
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667976933
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220426
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667977958
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220427
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667980007
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220428
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667981032
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220429
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667982057
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220430
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667984106
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220501
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667985131
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220502
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667987180
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220503
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667988205
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220504
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667989230
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220505
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667991279
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220506
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667992304
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220507
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667993329
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220508
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
 t_lsu_museum_of_art
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617667995378
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220509
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
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 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
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DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
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 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
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 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220511
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
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  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220512
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220513
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220514
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220515
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
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 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220516
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
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 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220517
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617668007675
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220518
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617668008700
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220519
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617668009725
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220520
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235816Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617668011774
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220521
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220522
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
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 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220523
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
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 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220524
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
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 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220525
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
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 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220526
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220527
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
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  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
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 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220528
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
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  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
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 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235817Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220529
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235817Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220530
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235817Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617668025096
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220531
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235817Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617668026121
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220601
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235817Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617668028170
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220602
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220603
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220604
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220606
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220607
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220608
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235817Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220609
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220610
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
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 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235817Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220611
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220612
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235817Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220613
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
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GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235817Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38617668047638
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220614
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235817Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220615
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
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 t_lsu_museum_of_art
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220616
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
 t_lsu_museum_of_art
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DTSTAMP:20260813T235817Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220617
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
 t_lsu_museum_of_art
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220618
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
 t_lsu_museum_of_art
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220619
DESCRIPTION:State of the Art 2020: Record\n\nOn view at LSU Museum of Art: 
 March 10–June 19\, 2022\n\nRecordings preserve information. This can inc
 lude an idea\, a sound\, a moment in time—the important outcome remains 
 the same: the record. The artworks in this exhibition\, titled State of th
 e Art 2020: Record\, reveal a broad expanse of this concept. Some of these
  artists grapple with the constantly unfolding historical record. Others u
 se their work as a way to record concepts too big for words or too abstrac
 t for simple explanation. Others employ their artistic skills to order the
 ir surroundings\, transforming chaos into something manageable. Record spe
 aks to the task of documenting the random\, confusing\, and sometimes inex
 plicable\, and underscores a desire to return to the existing record in or
 der to reconsider.\n\nThese 20 artists represent a sample of American art 
 created in recent years. The approaches\, backgrounds\, and details of the
 se artists’ practices vary widely but the echoes across works and sectio
 ns of the show speak to broader trends in contemporary art in this country
 . Organized around the theme of “record\,” this focused exhibition inv
 ites visitors to consider how these artists put this theme into action. Ar
 tists included in this exhibition are David Harper\, Damian Stamer\, Carla
  Edwards\, Jenelle Esparza\, Marcel Pardo Ariza\, Kate Budd\, Mari Hernand
 ez\, Tabitha Nikolai\, Enrico Riley\, Jordan Seaberry\, Diego Rodriguez-Wa
 rner\, Frances Bagley\, Peter Everett\, Mae Aur\, Alex Chitty\, Paul Steph
 en Benjamin\, Jill Downen\, Kellie Romany\, Nicolas Lobo\, and Cory Imig.\
 n\nState of the Art 2020: Record is organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of
  American Art\, Bentonville\, Arkansas. The national tour of State of the 
 Art 2020 is sponsored by Bank of America with additional support from Art 
 Bridges. This exhibition and its programming are sponsored locally by a ge
 nerous grant from Art Bridges.
GEO:30.447837;-91.188858
LOCATION:Shaw Center for the Arts\, LSU Museum of Art\, 5th floor
SUMMARY:State of the Art 2020: Record at LSU Museum of Art
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.lsu.edu/event/state_of_the_art_2020_record_a
 t_lsu_museum_of_art
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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