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DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
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DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
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DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
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DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
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DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
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DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
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DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
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DTSTART:20180215T143000Z
DTEND:20180215T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
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DTSTART:20180216T143000Z
DTEND:20180216T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351157
DTSTART:20180219T143000Z
DTEND:20180219T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351158
DTSTART:20180220T143000Z
DTEND:20180220T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351159
DTSTART:20180221T143000Z
DTEND:20180221T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351160
DTSTART:20180222T143000Z
DTEND:20180222T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351161
DTSTART:20180223T143000Z
DTEND:20180223T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351162
DTSTART:20180226T143000Z
DTEND:20180226T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351163
DTSTART:20180227T143000Z
DTEND:20180227T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351164
DTSTART:20180228T143000Z
DTEND:20180228T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351165
DTSTART:20180301T143000Z
DTEND:20180301T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351166
DTSTART:20180302T143000Z
DTEND:20180302T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351167
DTSTART:20180305T143000Z
DTEND:20180305T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351168
DTSTART:20180306T143000Z
DTEND:20180306T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351169
DTSTART:20180307T143000Z
DTEND:20180307T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351170
DTSTART:20180308T143000Z
DTEND:20180308T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351171
DTSTART:20180309T143000Z
DTEND:20180309T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351172
DTSTART:20180312T133000Z
DTEND:20180312T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351173
DTSTART:20180313T133000Z
DTEND:20180313T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351174
DTSTART:20180314T133000Z
DTEND:20180314T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351175
DTSTART:20180315T133000Z
DTEND:20180315T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351176
DTSTART:20180316T133000Z
DTEND:20180316T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351177
DTSTART:20180319T133000Z
DTEND:20180319T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351178
DTSTART:20180320T133000Z
DTEND:20180320T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351179
DTSTART:20180321T133000Z
DTEND:20180321T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351180
DTSTART:20180322T133000Z
DTEND:20180322T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351181
DTSTART:20180323T133000Z
DTEND:20180323T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351182
DTSTART:20180326T133000Z
DTEND:20180326T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351183
DTSTART:20180327T133000Z
DTEND:20180327T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351184
DTSTART:20180328T133000Z
DTEND:20180328T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351185
DTSTART:20180329T133000Z
DTEND:20180329T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351186
DTSTART:20180330T133000Z
DTEND:20180330T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351187
DTSTART:20180402T133000Z
DTEND:20180402T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351188
DTSTART:20180403T133000Z
DTEND:20180403T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351189
DTSTART:20180404T133000Z
DTEND:20180404T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351190
DTSTART:20180405T133000Z
DTEND:20180405T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351191
DTSTART:20180406T133000Z
DTEND:20180406T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351192
DTSTART:20180409T133000Z
DTEND:20180409T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351193
DTSTART:20180410T133000Z
DTEND:20180410T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351194
DTSTART:20180411T133000Z
DTEND:20180411T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351195
DTSTART:20180412T133000Z
DTEND:20180412T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351196
DTSTART:20180413T133000Z
DTEND:20180413T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011830Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351197
DTSTART:20180416T133000Z
DTEND:20180416T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351198
DTSTART:20180417T133000Z
DTEND:20180417T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351199
DTSTART:20180418T133000Z
DTEND:20180418T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351200
DTSTART:20180419T133000Z
DTEND:20180419T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351201
DTSTART:20180420T133000Z
DTEND:20180420T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351202
DTSTART:20180423T133000Z
DTEND:20180423T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351203
DTSTART:20180424T133000Z
DTEND:20180424T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351204
DTSTART:20180425T133000Z
DTEND:20180425T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351205
DTSTART:20180426T133000Z
DTEND:20180426T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351206
DTSTART:20180427T133000Z
DTEND:20180427T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351207
DTSTART:20180430T133000Z
DTEND:20180430T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351208
DTSTART:20180501T133000Z
DTEND:20180501T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351209
DTSTART:20180502T133000Z
DTEND:20180502T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351210
DTSTART:20180503T133000Z
DTEND:20180503T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261007T011831Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3351211
DTSTART:20180504T133000Z
DTEND:20180504T143000Z
DESCRIPTION:.This exhibition presents a series of works that speak directly
  to the inventive spirit of Jack Plummer\, professional artist and Profess
 or Emeritus\, who taught at UT Arlington for over thirty years from 1970 t
 hrough 2007. Showcased within the exhibition are a series of drawings and 
 sculptural designs from his multi-faceted career\, in which he developed a
  uniquely personal approach to both his creative practice and the innovati
 ve process he employed to see the original designs become tangible realiza
 tions.\n\n \n\nThroughout my career I created objects that interpreted a p
 ersonal vision of the natural world as I grappled to understand the fragil
 e interrelationship of human beings and the environment. Spiders\, beetles
 \, and insects in general are often perceived as aggressive\; the cicada f
 or example\, as noisy and unattractive. My curiosity drove me to explore v
 arious cultures and myths and I chose to present an alternate vision. Surf
 ace embellishment\, manipulation of compounds and graphite\, colored pigme
 nts and washes\, all form a “skin” around a paper base and present the
  illusion of stone or clay. Through exploration of various media including
  drawing and sculpture\, I merged biological and cultural facts within var
 ious design contexts in an effort to confront preconceived ideas and open\
 n\n a dialogue with the viewer.\n\n                                       
                                  Jack W. Plummer\, 2018\n\n \n\nPlease joi
 n us in viewing and celebrating these works throughout the Spring 2018 sem
 ester. Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, Fine Arts Building\, 2nd Floor\
 , FA2109.\n\nOpen Monday\, Feb. 5th\, 2018 through Friday\, May\, 4th\, 20
 18. Opening Reception: Wednesday\, Feb. 7th\, 2018 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
 .\n\nHours: M-W: 8:30a - 7p\, Thu-Fri: 8:30a - 5p\, Sat:12p - 5p. For more
  information on these or other artworks from the UT Arlington Fine Arts Co
 llection\, please contact Cheryl Mitchell\, Collections Specialist\, at ch
 erylm@uta.edu.
GEO:32.730496;-97.115139
LOCATION:Visual Resource Commons & Gallery\, FA2109\, 2nd floor\, Fine Arts
  Building
SUMMARY:Jack Plummer: A Creative Mind
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uta.edu/event/jack_plummer_a_creative_mind
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR