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DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
 nsformation through the work of artist Emelie Stenhammar.\n\n \n\nOriginal
 ly from Sweden\, Stenhammar left a midlife career as a medical doctor to p
 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260619
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260622
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/how-unexpected-encounters-with-t
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260623
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
 nsformation through the work of artist Emelie Stenhammar.\n\n \n\nOriginal
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/how-unexpected-encounters-with-t
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260624
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
 nsformation through the work of artist Emelie Stenhammar.\n\n \n\nOriginal
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/how-unexpected-encounters-with-t
 he-divine
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260625
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260627
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260628
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/how-unexpected-encounters-with-t
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53118621551005
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260629
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53118621552030
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260630
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260701
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260702
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260703
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260704
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260705
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/how-unexpected-encounters-with-t
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260706
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/how-unexpected-encounters-with-t
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53118621557157
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260707
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/how-unexpected-encounters-with-t
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53118621558182
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260708
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/how-unexpected-encounters-with-t
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260709
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/how-unexpected-encounters-with-t
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260710
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/how-unexpected-encounters-with-t
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213844Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260711
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260712
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260713
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260714
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260715
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 ursue her passion for art-making. She is currently based in Fort Worth\, T
 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213845Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260716
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260717
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260718
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260719
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
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SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260720
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213845Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260721
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213845Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260722
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213845Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260723
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 exas\, with her family and is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at UTA.\n\n 
 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213845Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260724
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213845Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260725
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTAMP:20260713T213845Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260726
DESCRIPTION:How Unexpected explores spirituality\, faith\, and personal tra
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 \n\nStenhammar’s work investigates transformation\, materiality\, and tr
 anscendence through painting\, sculpture\, and collage. Working intuitivel
 y with unstretched canvas\, wood panels\, acrylic and latex paint\, charco
 al\, found materials\, and hand-built ceramics\, she approaches art-making
  as an encounter between herself\, the materials\, and the divine.\n\n \n\
 nThrough layered gestures and evolving forms\, abstract marks gradually em
 erge into figurative imagery\, reflecting her interest in discovering the 
 extraordinary within the ordinary. Her artistic practice invites viewers t
 o look beyond surface appearances and consider realities that extend beyon
 d what is immediately visible.\n\n \n\nHow Unexpected\, on display June 5-
 July 26\, is curated by Art and Art History Professor\, Benjamin Terry\, a
 nd hosted by the Arlington Museum of Art.\n\n \n\nThe Exhibition's recepti
 on will be Thursday\, June 18\, from 6-8 p.m.
GEO:32.755365;-97.081899
LOCATION:Arlington Museum of Art
SUMMARY:How Unexpected: Encounters with the Divine
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/how-unexpected-encounters-with-t
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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