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"The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences would like to invite students, faculty, staff, and retirees to join us for a special night of programming at the Art Institute of Chicago on Thursday evening, April 19, from 5:00pm to 8:00pm. Admission is free for you and your guests with your DePaul ID.\n\nAttend gallery talks by DePaul faculty, alumni, and students, listen to live music by The Hunter Diamond Trio in Griffin Court, or browse the Museum at your leisure. \n\nWe hope to see you there!\n\n*Admission is free for DePaul students, faculty, staff, retirees, and their guests with a valid DePaul ID. Please arrive at the Modern Wing entrance, located at 159 East Monroe Street.​*\n\nFor more information, visit the College of LAS events page.\n\n----------------------------------------------------------------------------\nThe following events are included:\n\n5:00pm | Doors Open\n\n5:30pm-6:00pm | The Art of the Collaborative: A Conversation around the Works of Andy Warhol and Richard Prince\nGallery talk led by Sam Anderson Ramos (Assistant Director of College and Professional Learning, Art Institute of Chicago) and Jessica Larva (Associate Professor, Department of Art, Media, and Design)\n\n5:45pm-6:15pm | Poised for Freedom? John Quincy Adams Ward's the Freedman, 1862-1863\nGallery talk led by Marcy Dinius (Associate Professor, Department of English), Bintou Sy (Master's Degree Candidate, Department of English), and Margaret Storey (Professor, Department of History)\n\n6:00pm-6:30pm | A Conversation Around \"Mirroring China's Past: Emperors, Scholars, and Their Bronzes\"\nGallery talk led by Curt Hansman (Lecturer, Global Asian Studies Program and Department of History of Art and Architecture), Li Jin (Associate Professor, Department of Modern Languages), and Saira Chambers (DePaul Alumna and Director of the Japanese Cultural Center)\n\n6:15pm-6:45pm | The Making of Modernity in Italian Art and Literature: Giorgio Vasari, The Temptation of Saint Jerome (1541/48) and Gino Severini, Still Life (Centrifugal Expansion of Colors) (1916)\nGallery talk led by Matthew Girson (Professor, Department of Art, Media, and Design) and Caterina Mongiat Farina (Associate Professor, Department of Modern Languages)\n\n5:30pm-7:30pm | Music by The Hunter Diamond Trio\nEnjoy music in Griffin Court located in the Modern Wing—featuring Chicago's John Sutton and Leroy Back, and DePaul Alumnus Hunter Diamond—as this exploratory trio deconstructs American Songbook standards and jazz classics."
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