24 April
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Oil Crayon Drawings by Claudia Muzychko is now hanging in the library. Claudia graduated with a BA in Environmental Science Resource Management and Global Environment from University of Washington and is now part of the MES program at Evergreen with her anticipated graduation being June 2019. Claudia creates these drawings by hand using an organic oil and oil crayon base, avoiding solvents, sprays, and other chemicals in her work. In her statement, Claudia mentions her source inspiration and how she hopes to inspire. “As a student in the Masters of Environmental Studies graduate program at the Evergreen State College, I am merging interdisciplinary factors thatRead More →

09 June
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Now Showing in the Library These erasure poems and collaged texts were created by students in a Spring 2017 program entitled “Writing and Resistance,” led by Amanda Davidson and Justin Hocking. Students sourced the original text from Donald J. Trump’s national bestseller The Art of the Deal. The anti-fascist symbol of three left downwards-facing red arrows originated in Nazi Germany. The resistance movement chose the arrows because they covered swastikas easily and quickly. After WWII the arrows were adopted internationally by most of those claiming to be organized against fascism.Read More →

22 May
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Now Showing in the Evergreen Library The Lib+ is honored to present Carla Stehr’s Quilts and Molecule Photographs. Carla Stehr is a fiber artist influenced by a scientific career as a Marine Biologist. As a scientist, she studied cells and tissues of marine organisms and photographed the complexity and beauty of aquatic life with a scanning electron microscope. Several of Carla’s microscopic images have found their way into her fiber art. Carla Stehr was one of the first students to enroll at The Evergreen State College. The observation skills she learned through Evergreen’s science programs were indispensable for her work as a scientist and anRead More →

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Wednesday, May 3rd, 7:00 – 8:30 pm, room 2302D in the Evergreen Library

In conjunction with the Reading Rocks Program and Dirt? exhibition, the Evergreen library presents a panel discussion and select readings for the artist book Soil Dwellers. A Q & A will follow.Read More →