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Studio for Sustainability and Social Action virtual event set for April 22-24

Ceramicist and social activist Roberto Lugo, who received a master of fine arts in visual arts from Penn State in 2014, is one of the keynote artists participating in the Studio for Sustainability and Social Action Symposium and Exhibition from April 22-24. Credit: Patrick Mansell / Penn State. Creative Commons

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The Studio for Sustainability and Social Action in the Penn State School of Visual Arts will hold a virtual symposium and exhibition April 22-24 featuring climatologist Michael Mann and five keynote artists addressing five themes: Brandon Ballengée, visual artist and biologist: Care; Stacy Levy, sculptor: Water; Futurefarmers artist collective: Food; Roberto Lugo, ceramicist: Shelter; and Katie Holten, multimedia artist: Cost.

In addition, five Penn State faculty artists — Rebecca Strzelec, Yvonne Love, Helen O'Leary, Rudy Shepherd and Nichole van Beek — will expand the interdisciplinary conversations of 32 presentations.

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Last Updated April 22, 2021