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DESCRIPTION:On View: March 3-9\n\nReception: March 3\, 6-8 p.m.\n\n'Rituali
 sm is everywhere in the world and something that everyone takes part in\, 
 whether we acknowledge them or not. They are as simple and daily as a morn
 ing routine\, or as monumental as remembering a loved one. The comparisons
  in Haley Scarboro’s thesis exhibition are within the concept of identit
 y as it relates to the function of ritualism\, and how it all comes togeth
 er showcased in the concept of Ritual Art. For Scarboro\, the identities r
 epresented are growing up in Georgia as well as being a practicing witch\,
  and how rituals are vital to the identities themselves and the history th
 ey each hold. Symbolism plays a major role in the deciphering of the ident
 ities represented and how to display relatable emotions to a viewer not ne
 cessarily familiar with the iconography. Methods like time-based installat
 ion\, documentation\, and memory-fueled objects strike cords into the mind
  of a viewer.
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LOCATION:Center for Art & Theatre (Statesboro Campus)\, University Gallery
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition: Haley Scarboro "Art as Ritual: The Realm Bet
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DESCRIPTION:On View: March 3-9\n\nReception: March 3\, 6-8 p.m.\n\n'Rituali
 sm is everywhere in the world and something that everyone takes part in\, 
 whether we acknowledge them or not. They are as simple and daily as a morn
 ing routine\, or as monumental as remembering a loved one. The comparisons
  in Haley Scarboro’s thesis exhibition are within the concept of identit
 y as it relates to the function of ritualism\, and how it all comes togeth
 er showcased in the concept of Ritual Art. For Scarboro\, the identities r
 epresented are growing up in Georgia as well as being a practicing witch\,
  and how rituals are vital to the identities themselves and the history th
 ey each hold. Symbolism plays a major role in the deciphering of the ident
 ities represented and how to display relatable emotions to a viewer not ne
 cessarily familiar with the iconography. Methods like time-based installat
 ion\, documentation\, and memory-fueled objects strike cords into the mind
  of a viewer.
GEO:32.425244;-81.785535
LOCATION:Center for Art & Theatre (Statesboro Campus)\, University Gallery
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition: Haley Scarboro "Art as Ritual: The Realm Bet
 ween Identities"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.georgiasouthern.edu/event/mfa_thesis_exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:On View: March 3-9\n\nReception: March 3\, 6-8 p.m.\n\n'Rituali
 sm is everywhere in the world and something that everyone takes part in\, 
 whether we acknowledge them or not. They are as simple and daily as a morn
 ing routine\, or as monumental as remembering a loved one. The comparisons
  in Haley Scarboro’s thesis exhibition are within the concept of identit
 y as it relates to the function of ritualism\, and how it all comes togeth
 er showcased in the concept of Ritual Art. For Scarboro\, the identities r
 epresented are growing up in Georgia as well as being a practicing witch\,
  and how rituals are vital to the identities themselves and the history th
 ey each hold. Symbolism plays a major role in the deciphering of the ident
 ities represented and how to display relatable emotions to a viewer not ne
 cessarily familiar with the iconography. Methods like time-based installat
 ion\, documentation\, and memory-fueled objects strike cords into the mind
  of a viewer.
GEO:32.425244;-81.785535
LOCATION:Center for Art & Theatre (Statesboro Campus)\, University Gallery
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition: Haley Scarboro "Art as Ritual: The Realm Bet
 ween Identities"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.georgiasouthern.edu/event/mfa_thesis_exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:On View: March 3-9\n\nReception: March 3\, 6-8 p.m.\n\n'Rituali
 sm is everywhere in the world and something that everyone takes part in\, 
 whether we acknowledge them or not. They are as simple and daily as a morn
 ing routine\, or as monumental as remembering a loved one. The comparisons
  in Haley Scarboro’s thesis exhibition are within the concept of identit
 y as it relates to the function of ritualism\, and how it all comes togeth
 er showcased in the concept of Ritual Art. For Scarboro\, the identities r
 epresented are growing up in Georgia as well as being a practicing witch\,
  and how rituals are vital to the identities themselves and the history th
 ey each hold. Symbolism plays a major role in the deciphering of the ident
 ities represented and how to display relatable emotions to a viewer not ne
 cessarily familiar with the iconography. Methods like time-based installat
 ion\, documentation\, and memory-fueled objects strike cords into the mind
  of a viewer.
GEO:32.425244;-81.785535
LOCATION:Center for Art & Theatre (Statesboro Campus)\, University Gallery
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition: Haley Scarboro "Art as Ritual: The Realm Bet
 ween Identities"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.georgiasouthern.edu/event/mfa_thesis_exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:On View: March 3-9\n\nReception: March 3\, 6-8 p.m.\n\n'Rituali
 sm is everywhere in the world and something that everyone takes part in\, 
 whether we acknowledge them or not. They are as simple and daily as a morn
 ing routine\, or as monumental as remembering a loved one. The comparisons
  in Haley Scarboro’s thesis exhibition are within the concept of identit
 y as it relates to the function of ritualism\, and how it all comes togeth
 er showcased in the concept of Ritual Art. For Scarboro\, the identities r
 epresented are growing up in Georgia as well as being a practicing witch\,
  and how rituals are vital to the identities themselves and the history th
 ey each hold. Symbolism plays a major role in the deciphering of the ident
 ities represented and how to display relatable emotions to a viewer not ne
 cessarily familiar with the iconography. Methods like time-based installat
 ion\, documentation\, and memory-fueled objects strike cords into the mind
  of a viewer.
GEO:32.425244;-81.785535
LOCATION:Center for Art & Theatre (Statesboro Campus)\, University Gallery
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition: Haley Scarboro "Art as Ritual: The Realm Bet
 ween Identities"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.georgiasouthern.edu/event/mfa_thesis_exhibit
 ion_haley_scarboro_art_as_ritual_the_realm_between_identities
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