The Constitution Convention of 1787 brought forth a vigorous debate, leading to many questions: Should the Constitution be written at all? What form should it take? Should it be ratified by the States? The thoughts of George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Abigail Adams, Thomas Paine, Thomas Jefferson and others will be voiced by the faculty from the School of Liberal Arts.
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The Walter E. Terhune Gallery is excited to partner with the Sofia Quintero Art & Culture Center to host ¡CREATIVO!, a Latino Art Show celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. This exhibit showcases local Latino art students and community members.
The exhibit will be located in the Heritage Hall student area outside room 123.
For more information, please visit www.owens.edu/fpa/terhune.
SHIPWRECKS is an ongoing photo series documenting the preponderance of abandoned boats, forlorn vessels, orphaned vehicles and stranded objects found – and often illegally dumped – throughout Detroit.
SCOTT HOCKING is an installation artist, sculptor and photographer based in Detroit. He creates site-specific sculptural and photographic installation projects, often using found materials. A 2018 Kresge Fellow, Hocking has exhibited extensively in the U.S. and Europe.
For Gallery hours, please visit www.owens.edu/fpa/terhune
The Walter E. Terhune Gallery is excited to partner with the Sofia Quintero Art & Culture Center to host ¡CREATIVO!, a Latino Art Show celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. This exhibit showcases local Latino art students and community members.
The exhibit will be located in the Heritage Hall student area outside room 123.
For more information, please visit www.owens.edu/fpa/terhune.
SHIPWRECKS is an ongoing photo series documenting the preponderance of abandoned boats, forlorn vessels, orphaned vehicles and stranded objects found – and often illegally dumped – throughout Detroit.
SCOTT HOCKING is an installation artist, sculptor and photographer based in Detroit. He creates site-specific sculptural and photographic installation projects, often using found materials. A 2018 Kresge Fellow, Hocking has exhibited extensively in the U.S. and Europe.
For Gallery hours, please visit www.owens.edu/fpa/terhune