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Art Exhibit: Memoryscapes

“Multi-focus Memoryscapes,” by Graham Honaker II, William McCarthy and Hank Paper, will be on display in the Seton Art Gallery from March 7-28. An opening reception will take place on Thursday, March 7, from 6-8 p.m. The exhibit is curated by Laura Marsh, director of the Seton Gallery.

A memoryscape is not an exact representation of a factual world, rather it is an impression or evocation of things remembered. Many of Graham Honaker’s, Hank Paper’s, and William McCarthy’s memoryscapes invoke nostalgia, while some share a subtle humor with the viewer. There are multiple themes that run throughout the exhibit including commentaries on popular advertising and culture, the longing for an imagined or once-visited landscape, and a return to former values or ways of living.

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