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SUMMARY:Visiting Artist Lecture: Rene Henery and Lawrence LaBianca
LOCATION:Schulich Lecture Hall (SLH) 1
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Rene Henery and Lawrence LaBianca are currently Artists-in
 -Residence for the Art+Science Collaboration Project culminating in an ex
 hibit in the Tahoe Gallery at UNR at Lake Tahoe campus opening on Novembe
 r 13. On Friday November 6\, they will present a two-person keynote talk 
 about their work and collaboration for the annual conference of Nevada Vi
 sual Arts Education Association of K-12 Art Educators from across the sta
 te of Nevada hosted this year by the Department of Art\, Art History & De
 sign at UNR. Work from each of these artists is also currently included i
 n the exhibition Without Mountains and Rivers Without End in Sheppard Con
 temporary gallery on campus through December 4. This event is free and op
 en to the public. There will be a light exhibition reception in Sheppard 
 Contemporary 7-8pm.\n\nDr. Rene Henery is a Deep Ecologist\, artist\, wri
 ter and speaker based in Northern California. His transformational work e
 mbraces water and reconciliation as pathways to resilient ecosystems\, co
 herent communities\, and a personal experience of belonging.\n\nLawrence 
 LaBianca is an artist based in San Francisco. His sculpture derives from 
 the natural world\, as expressed through his use of materials—wood\, glas
 s\, leather\, iron\, and water\, and the invention of his subject matter\
 , which includes re-constructed trees\, iconic ‘tools’ that signal use in
  the wilderness\, and carefully preserved found artifacts that speak of t
 he natural world. His assemblages enable viewers to ‘read\,’ study\, and\
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