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DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE:20120210T222022Z
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LOCATION:Poetry Center
SUMMARY:Reception for the \"The Ghost Net Project\" and \"Reduce\, Reuse\, Recycle\, Reimagine\" Exhibitions
DESCRIPTION:\"The Ghost Net Project\,\" a collaboration between artist Heather Green and poet Katherine Larson\, uses the physical remains from fishing as a lens to examine historical\, cultural and ecological relationships to the Sea of Cortez. The project consists of 25 shadow boxes constructed with salvaged shrimp boat wood and filled with a display of flotsam and jetsam collected on the rocky shores of La Cholla. Each box is paired with a poem\, an excerpt of which is etched onto its glass facade. In the \"Reduce\, Reuse\, Recycle\, Reimagine\" exhibit\, the three R's are for more than grocery bags. Add a fourth R\, \"reimagine\,\" and they stand for an exciting movement embracing sustainability in book arts. Endpapers made from a poet's T-shirts\, aluminum foil and wax paper finding new life as broadsides\, and chapbooks sharing space through dos-a-dos binding are some of the innovative approaches on display from the Poetry Center's Rare Book Room.
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