Opening this Friday, November 22nd at the Hutchinson Art Center:
Let's Get Lost
new works by Kate Van Steenhuyse

Friday, November 22, 20195:00 PM
Sunday, December 22, 20195:00 PM

Because of a slight wobble in the Earth’s rotation, the position of the North Star changes on a cycle each twenty-six thousand years. Within a millennium, Polaris will no longer be our North Star. How should a transition on the celestial scale be marked and celebrated here on Earth? And shouldn’t we be planning for this celebration now? Jump!Star, named for pioneering astronomer Annie Jump Cannon (1863-1941), is the celebration. And it is happening in the Kansas Flint Hills in 2019. Jump!Star is a project of Symphony in the Flint Hills with financial support from the National Endowment for the Arts and conceived of and directed by artist George Ferrandi. Symphony in the Flint Hills is collaborating with Harvester Arts and Chamber Music at the Barn to bring rural and urban people together for arts programming throughout the Flint Hills region, starting NOW.

Don't miss out on all the projects we have going at Harvester Arts - which I really consider an extended part of my artistic practice.

Still kicking yourself for missing my talk? I posted it on my blog so you're in luck!

Lindsey Herkommer reviews the exhibition on KMUW

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