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One of the current exhibitions on view at the Kennedy Museum of Art is the exhibition “what makes a river?”. It is filled with different representations and visualizations of human ecology, with a defining thread of being conscious of the water in the land around us.
Bright Kontor Osei’s work is on view at KMA through October 20, 2024.
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What makes something precious? ‘Precious,’ is used to describe the value of something. Noting something as precious highlights the effect it has on someone, a connection, or an emotional response. However, many raw materials are only considered precious because of their monetary value—what is it worth?
“At/On the Table” is a progressive installation from KMA collections. This installation seeks to consider the table as both a physical space and a metaphorical one. The objects included are those we might find on a table as well as representations of communication being expressed in a space. Tea sets are included, for example, but also portraits of people gathering around a table.
In December we received the welcome news that the KMA second-floor space that includes our studio and the visual literacy gallery (the Christine Demler Brown
KENNEDY MUSEUM OF ART at Ohio University 
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