"...and this stays between us, right?" is an interactive art exhibition opening in McMaster Gallery by artists Taylor Colimore and Noren Gelberg-Hagmaier, under their name cyber//chiffon. The exhibition will explore the themes of identity and self-expression.
Women in the fields of STEM at USC focus on their personal stories, navigating biases and the community they have built around them to overcome challenges. Organizations such as the Alliance for Women in STEM and Alpha Omega Epsilon also help to further women's interest and opportunities in STEM.
Director of the Moving Images Research Collections Daniella Curró, shares what she feels stands out among the collection and some of the highlights visitors can see. Some of this includes images of artifact excavation, historical footage of what life was like in the past and images of cultural icons.
Columbia's holiday markets can make the hunt for a gift more enjoyable with music, treats and local artisans showcasing their work!
Richland County Public Library will provide an opportunity to meet a New York Times bestselling author, Rebecca F. Kuang. She will discuss themes of cultural appropriation and identity and much more.
The Richland Library is showcasing "Continental Divide: Wildlife, People and the Border Wall" on Oct. 22 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. This exhibit will feature artwork from 13 photographers that traveled the U.S.-Mexico border, accompanied by a screening of Ay Mariposa and a discussion with a panel of faculty and curators of the exhibit. The event will discuss the ecological and cultural richness of the border.