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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
 t\, and the collective brings fresh eyes and hands in order to engage phys
 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
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 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
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 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
 t\, and the collective brings fresh eyes and hands in order to engage phys
 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
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 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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DTSTAMP:20260613T025925Z
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
 t\, and the collective brings fresh eyes and hands in order to engage phys
 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
GEO:42.33988;-71.104558
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
 t\, and the collective brings fresh eyes and hands in order to engage phys
 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
GEO:42.33988;-71.104558
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DTSTAMP:20260613T025925Z
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
 t\, and the collective brings fresh eyes and hands in order to engage phys
 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
GEO:42.33988;-71.104558
LOCATION:Brant Gallery\, south 102
SUMMARY:The Loss of the Creature
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DTSTAMP:20260613T025925Z
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
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 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
 t\, and the collective brings fresh eyes and hands in order to engage phys
 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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SUMMARY:The Loss of the Creature
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 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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LOCATION:Brant Gallery\, south 102
SUMMARY:The Loss of the Creature
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  we need the real thing\, the creature\, not the specimen. Working as a co
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
 t\, and the collective brings fresh eyes and hands in order to engage phys
 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
GEO:42.33988;-71.104558
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  we need the real thing\, the creature\, not the specimen. Working as a co
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
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 king habits that get in the way of what an individual artist sees. Through
 out the semester\, each student presents their impasse/ barrier/ blind spo
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 ically and mentally with the presenter’s difficulty. Full participation 
 for and with others leads to a broader approach\, and the ability to re-en
 vision without habit’s baggage—to see the unseen\, to find the creatur
 e. \n\nParticipating artists: Sasha Bass\, Taylor Davis\, Leon Grossman\, 
 Emma Hartl\, Solon Perry\, Megan Remington\, Eric Rieth\, Skylar Sofferman
 \, and Challenger Whitham.
GEO:42.33988;-71.104558
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