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June 7–August 18,
Kimball Art Center, Park Hindrance, Utah

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Artists in Residence	N/A
Lecturers	Kyla Hansen, Jason Lazarus, and Donald Farnsworth

Artists in Residence	N/A
Lecturers	Sherin Guirguis, Alexandra Carter, Sophia Berman, Sam Van Aken, Pau Pescador, Ronald Rael, Brie Ruais, David Pagel

Artists in Residence	Bek + Col
Lecturers	Nobutaka Aozaki, Cara Romero, Brenda Stevenson/ Carla Harris, Susanna Bielek, Clarity Haynes

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Lecturers	Andy Campbell, Gerald Clarke, Nadia Fellah, Ellen Lupton, Hong Hong, Xandra Ibarra, Eri King, Silas Munro

Artists in Residence	Transformation Fellow Amanda Browder
Lecturers	Elia Alba, Martin Creed, Gregg Deal, Arthur Gonzalez, Phaan Howng, Tony Lewis, Tiffany Lin, Yasuaki Onishi, Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya, Sharbreon Plummer, Anthony Hudson/Carla Rossi, Tanaya Winder

Artists in Residence	Cayetano Ferrer, Lia Lowenthal
Lecturers	Whitney Bedford, Beverly Fishman, James Gobel, Robert Hult, Brian Kelly, Collective Magpie, Ala Mohseni, Aram Moshayedi, Mark Newport, Christian Patterson, Katya Tylevich, Lawrence Weschler, Anna Wittenberg

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Letha Wilson, Carter Mull

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Analia Saban, Courtney Sennish, Yunhee Min, Mathieu Gregoire • “From Pirate Camp to Sublime: Onishi Yasuaki’s Reverse of Volume,” in Onishi Yasuaki: Reverse of Volume (Kutztown: Marlin and Regina and Miller Gallery, ). ARTIST IN RESIDENCE ONISHI YASUAKI REVERSE OF VOLUME RESIDENCY January 9 – 25, EXHIBITION January 26 – March 12, K U T Z TO W N U N I V E R S I T Y A RT IST I N R ESI DENCE 2 A RT IST I N R ESI DENCE 3 ABOUT TH E A RT IST IN RESID ENC E PROGR A M Every year The Marlin and Regina Miller Art Gallery at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania requests proposals from artists, craftspersons, and designers for the production of an original, temporary, site-specific installation for our exhibition space. The selected artist (or artist team) will be awarded $7, The installations will be on view during the beginning of every spring semester. Proposed artwork can be realized in any medium and there are no restrictions on form or content. However, proposals that demonstrate innovation and deep, nuanced understanding of contemporary art, craft, or design are preferred. All proposals will be reviewed for overall artistic merit, impact on the experience of our students, feasibility within the established time-frame and budget, artist’s demonstration of ability to complete such a project, and the relationship of the project to the gallery’