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This exhibition features material traces, studies, and documentation from Ferrandi's ongoing Jump!Star project, a community-centered initiative responding to the slow shift of Earth's North Star. Drawing on astronomy and the Japanese Nebuta tradition, her work explores how communities invent new rituals to mark change, passage, and collective re-orientation. Artist Talk and Q and A: March 25, 5:00 PM, Holmes Hall 116

Fluidity is one of water's defining characteristics – the quality that allows it to move and change forms as easily as it does. The photographs and prints in this exhibition capture some aspect of water's motion – from crashing waves to gentle ripples – in a still, two-dimensional image.

The New York City-based Tepfer, born in 1982 in Paris to American parents, has recorded and performed around the world with some of the leading lights in jazz and classical music, from Lee Konitz to Renée Fleming, and released 11 albums of his own in solo, duo and trio formats.

This exhibition features material traces, studies, and documentation from Ferrandi's ongoing Jump!Star project, a community-centered initiative responding to the slow shift of Earth's North Star. Drawing on astronomy and the Japanese Nebuta tradition, her work explores how communities invent new rituals to mark change, passage, and collective re-orientation. Artist Talk and Q and A: March 25, 5:00 PM, Holmes Hall 116

Fluidity is one of water's defining characteristics – the quality that allows it to move and change forms as easily as it does. The photographs and prints in this exhibition capture some aspect of water's motion – from crashing waves to gentle ripples – in a still, two-dimensional image.

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