Exhibit: Bill Kremer "Sculptural Vessels"
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Nov 10, 2009 10:00 am - 4:00 pm (Tuesday)
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Calendar: ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Contact: sniteart@nd.edu - Snite Museum of Art, 574-631-5466 Description: Notre Dame Professor William Kremer was invited to exhibit his ceramic sculp...
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Event details: Exhibit: Bill Kremer "Sculptural Vessels"
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Contact:
sniteart@nd.edu - Snite Museum of Art, 574-631-5466
Description:
Notre Dame Professor William Kremer was invited to exhibit his ceramic sculptural vessels because of admiration not only for his work, but also for the very ambitious way that he has advanced the creation and collection of ceramics at Notre Dame.
Location: Milly and Fritz Kaeser Mestrovic Studio Gallery, Snite Museum of Art.
Admission is free. Exhibit will run from November 1 through December 20.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Contact:
sniteart@nd.edu - Snite Museum of Art, 574-631-5466
Description:
Notre Dame Professor William Kremer was invited to exhibit his ceramic sculptural vessels because of admiration not only for his work, but also for the very ambitious way that he has advanced the creation and collection of ceramics at Notre Dame.
Location: Milly and Fritz Kaeser Mestrovic Studio Gallery, Snite Museum of Art.
Admission is free. Exhibit will run from November 1 through December 20.
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