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DTSTART:20200125T190000Z
DTEND:20200126T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
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LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
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DTSTART:20200128T190000Z
DTEND:20200129T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
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DTSTART:20200129T190000Z
DTEND:20200130T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
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LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
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DTSTART:20200130T190000Z
DTEND:20200131T030000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
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DTSTART:20200131T190000Z
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DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
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LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
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DTEND:20200202T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
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LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
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DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
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DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
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LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
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DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
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DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
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DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
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DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
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DTEND:20200209T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
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DTEND:20200212T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
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DTEND:20200213T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
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DTEND:20200214T030000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
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DTSTART:20200214T190000Z
DTEND:20200215T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
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DTSTART:20200215T190000Z
DTEND:20200216T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462669988
DTSTART:20200218T190000Z
DTEND:20200219T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462670707
DTSTART:20200219T190000Z
DTEND:20200220T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462672801
DTSTART:20200220T190000Z
DTEND:20200221T030000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462673952
DTSTART:20200221T190000Z
DTEND:20200222T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462675960
DTSTART:20200222T190000Z
DTEND:20200223T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462679643
DTSTART:20200225T190000Z
DTEND:20200226T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462680701
DTSTART:20200226T190000Z
DTEND:20200227T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462683310
DTSTART:20200227T190000Z
DTEND:20200228T030000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462684466
DTSTART:20200228T190000Z
DTEND:20200229T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462686494
DTSTART:20200229T190000Z
DTEND:20200301T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462690049
DTSTART:20200303T190000Z
DTEND:20200304T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462692319
DTSTART:20200304T190000Z
DTEND:20200305T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462692911
DTSTART:20200305T190000Z
DTEND:20200306T030000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462694399
DTSTART:20200306T190000Z
DTEND:20200307T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462696540
DTSTART:20200307T190000Z
DTEND:20200308T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462700512
DTSTART:20200310T180000Z
DTEND:20200310T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462701714
DTSTART:20200311T180000Z
DTEND:20200311T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462703512
DTSTART:20200312T180000Z
DTEND:20200313T020000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462704799
DTSTART:20200313T180000Z
DTEND:20200313T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462706702
DTSTART:20200314T180000Z
DTEND:20200314T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462710925
DTSTART:20200317T180000Z
DTEND:20200317T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462712121
DTSTART:20200318T180000Z
DTEND:20200318T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462712505
DTSTART:20200319T180000Z
DTEND:20200320T020000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462714484
DTSTART:20200320T180000Z
DTEND:20200320T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462715974
DTSTART:20200321T180000Z
DTEND:20200321T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462721278
DTSTART:20200324T180000Z
DTEND:20200324T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462722436
DTSTART:20200325T180000Z
DTEND:20200325T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462723873
DTSTART:20200326T180000Z
DTEND:20200327T020000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462725091
DTSTART:20200327T180000Z
DTEND:20200327T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260914T000818Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32451462727577
DTSTART:20200328T180000Z
DTEND:20200328T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Laband Art Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative ar
 t installation conceived by internationally-recognized Mexican artist Bets
 abeé Romero with José Garcia Moreno and David Garden\, both faculty in L
 MU’s School of Film & Television. Titled “Caravan\,” this exhibition
  employs Romero’s signature reworking of craft traditions to address the
  conditions faced by immigrants in our contemporary moment. In addition to
  work in paper\, fabric\, metal\, and rubber\, Romero’s visuals will be 
 translated into an experimental animation piece that echoes liminal states
  of migration.\n\nThe exhibition Caravan was organized in partnership with
  the Academy of Catholic Thought & Imagination\, the School of Film & Tele
 vision\, and the Latino Arts Project in Dallas\, TX.\n\nFREE and OPEN\n\nT
 he exhibition will run from January 25 through March 28.\nMon: Closed\nTue
 : 11am - 4pm\nWed: 11am - 4pm\nThu: 11am - 7pm\nFri: 11am - 4pm\nSat: 11am
  - 4pm\nSun: Closed
GEO:33.968829;-118.417264
LOCATION:Laband Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Caravan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.lmu.edu/event/caravan
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Performances
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