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SUMMARY:Women in Horticulture
DESCRIPTION:Join Jenny Rose Carey as she unveils the forgotten contributions of pioneering women in horticulture!\n\n\nWomen have tended and loved their gardens for millennia but their contributions are largely forgotten. In this lecture\, Jenny Rose Carey takes a small slice of time\, 1900 to 1940\, and explores the key women who founded gardening organizations including The Pennsylvania School of Horticulture for Women; The Woman’s National Farm and Garden Association; and The Garden Club of America. Other women discussed include authors\, garden designers\, conservationists\, dig-in-dirt gardeners\, and influential women from Chester County who participated in the horticultural movement during that time. \n \nJenny Rose Carey is a renowned gardener\, educator\, historian\, and author. She is the former senior director at the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s Meadowbrook Farm in Jenkintown\, and previously worked at Temple University for over a decade\, first as an adjunct professor in the Department of Landscape Architecture and Horticulture and then as director of the Ambler Arboretum. Jenny Rose has been lecturing nationally and internationally for many years. \n \nPenn State Great Valley strives to host inclusive\, accessible events that enable all individuals in our community to engage fully. The campus includes accessible and gender neutral restroom\, dedicated parking spaces\, elevators\, lactation room\, step-free access\, and a complimentary wheelchair. If you require any accommodation not listed above\, or have questions about the physical access provided\, please contact Becky Stanko at rus1078@psu.edu or call 610-648-3236.
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/women-in-horticulture/
LOCATION:The Conference Center at Penn State Great Valley\, 30 East Swedesford Road\, Malvern\, PA\, 19355\, United States
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SUMMARY:Fierce Desires: Variation\, Conflict\, and Pleasure in the History of America
DESCRIPTION:From puritans to polyamory\, Professor Rebecca Davis explores the story of America’s sexual past.\n\n\nIn the United States today\, we have government decrees that there are only two sexes\, debates about “trad wives” and polyamory\, and frequent references to the nation’s “puritan” past. But in her latest book—and in this talk—Professor Rebecca L. Davis argues that seventeenth-century Puritans are a weak precedent for how the history of sexuality has unfolded in the United States. Into the 1800s\, the United States was far more welcoming of gender nonconformity and same-sex/queer desires than we might presume. Instead\, a significant shift occurred in the late nineteenth century\, when anti-obscenity and anti-immigration legislation vastly expanded the federal government’s investment in shaping sexual morality. The history that unfolds is far less about prudish puritans than shifting sexual values. Our contemporary conflicts over sex and gender highlight the power of this surprising history. \nRebecca L. Davis is the Miller Family Early Career Professor of History and an associate professor of Women and Gender Studies at the University of Delaware. She is a historian of marriage\, religion\, sexuality\, and politics in the United States. In addition to Fierce Desires: A New History of Sex and Sexuality in America\, she is author of Public Confessions: The Religious Conversions that Changed American Politics and More Perfect Unions: The American Search for Marital Bliss\, and the co-editor of Heterosexual Histories. She is also a podcast host and producer and writes the newsletter Carnal Knowledge\, which explains the history behind today’s headlines about gender\, sexuality\, and American politics. \nPenn State Great Valley strives to host inclusive\, accessible events that enable all individuals in our community to engage fully. The campus includes accessible and gender neutral restroom\, dedicated parking spaces\, elevators\, lactation room\, step-free access\, and a complimentary wheelchair. If you require any accommodation not listed above\, or have questions about the physical access provided\, please contact Becky Stanko at rus1078@psu.edu or call 610-648-3236.
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/fierce-desires-variation-conflict-and-pleasure-in-the-history-of-america/
LOCATION:The Conference Center at Penn State Great Valley\, 30 East Swedesford Road\, Malvern\, PA\, 19355\, United States
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SUMMARY:Cracking the Case on Art Crime
DESCRIPTION:Join FBI Special Agent Jake Archer for a riveting journey into the world of art crime and cultural heritage recovery!\n\n\nSpecial Agent Jake Archer\, FBI Art Crime Team – Philadelphia Division will share thrilling insights into his work investigating and recovering stolen art and cultural property across the globe\, including his experience helping recover a Revolutionary War-era musket stolen over 50 years ago from Valley Forge. \nSA Archer conducts art and cultural property-related investigations\, repatriations\, and training domestically and internationally. SA Archer is the team lead for the Art Crime Team’s international matters involving the FBI’s Eurasia Legal Attaches\, to include areas of responsibility such as Ukraine and Russia. SA Archer is a member of the United States Cultural Heritage Coordinating Committee and Chair of its Technology Working Group\, which is based in Washington\, D.C. and coordinates diplomatic and law enforcement efforts to combat antiquities trafficking\, disrupt trafficking networks\, and protect against the looting and destruction of cultural property around the world. \nDon’t miss this rare opportunity to hear firsthand stories from the front lines of cultural heritage protection. \nPenn State Great Valley strives to host inclusive\, accessible events that enable all individuals in our community to engage fully. The campus includes accessible and gender neutral restroom\, dedicated parking spaces\, elevators\, lactation room\, step-free access\, and a complimentary wheelchair. If you require any accommodation not listed above\, or have questions about the physical access provided\, please contact Becky Stanko at rus1078@psu.edu or call 610-648-3236.
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/cracking-the-case-on-art-crime/
LOCATION:The Conference Center at Penn State Great Valley\, 30 East Swedesford Road\, Malvern\, PA\, 19355\, United States
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SUMMARY:Our House is on Fire Exhibit Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating the power of art to inspire environmental action and advocate for a greener\, healthier future!\n\n\nArtists are often inspired by nature and create art out of the outstanding natural beauty all around us. We are now at a critical juncture where we need to advocate for harnessing our imagination\, wealth\, and technology to make our communities and our country greener and healthier places for everyone to live. Recently the Supreme Court curtailed the powers of the EPA to protect the environment\, no longer requiring the reductions in emissions that are urgently needed to limit global warming. What are we to do? \nWe need clean air\, clean water\, clean energy\, open spaces and a livable climate for ourselves and future generations. Linda Dubin Garfield\, Pamela Tudor\, Elsa Wachs\, Chantal Westby\, and Fran Lightman Gibson interpret these catastrophic times and present works in their own visual language that strive to create an appreciation for natural beauty and a concern for its preservation. \nThis exhibit will be on display October 21 – December 18. \nPenn State Great Valley strives to host inclusive\, accessible events that enable all individuals in our community to engage fully. The campus includes accessible and gender neutral restroom\, dedicated parking spaces\, elevators\, lactation room\, step-free access\, and a complimentary wheelchair. If you require any accommodation not listed above\, or have questions about the physical access provided\, please contact Becky Stanko at rus1078@psu.edu or call 610-648-3236.
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/our-house-is-on-fire-exhibit-opening-reception/
LOCATION:The Conference Center at Penn State Great Valley\, 30 East Swedesford Road\, Malvern\, PA\, 19355\, United States
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SUMMARY:Rooted in Resilience: Artistic Perspectives on Alopecia in Women
DESCRIPTION:Discover the powerful stories of women who have transformed their journey with alopecia into art\, resilience\, and self-empowerment.\n\n\nAlopecia affects millions of women worldwide\, often disrupting their sense of self\, identity\, and beauty standards. This exhibition aims to bring to light the emotional and psychological impact of hair loss\, showcasing powerful visual narratives from women artists. \nJoin us in exploring the journey of resilience\, empowerment\, and transformation through diverse artistic perspectives. Witness the strength\, transformation\, and reclamation of self that follows the challenges of hair loss. \nExperience deep\, personal\, and creative explorations of this condition\, reflecting both the pain and challenges of hair loss\, as well as the strength and transformation that often follows. \nThe exhibit will be on display August 12 – October 6. \nPenn State Great Valley strives to host inclusive\, accessible events that enable all individuals in our community to engage fully. The campus includes accessible and gender neutral restroom\, dedicated parking spaces\, elevators\, lactation room\, step-free access\, and a complimentary wheelchair. If you require any accommodation not listed above\, or have questions about the physical access provided\, please contact Becky Stanko at rus1078@psu.edu or call 610-648-3236.
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/rooted-in-resilience-artistic-perspectives-on-alopecia-in-women/
LOCATION:The Conference Center at Penn State Great Valley\, 30 East Swedesford Road\, Malvern\, PA\, 19355\, United States
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SUMMARY:Mountainfilm Festival on Tour
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an evening of inspiring and captivating films handpicked from the Mountainfilm festival in Telluride\, Colorado. \nFounded in 1979\, Mountainfilm is one of America’s longest-running film festivals. The annual festival is held every Memorial Day weekend in Telluride\, CO. Mountainfilm is a dynamic nonprofit organization and festival that celebrates stories of indomitable spirit and aims to inspire audiences through film\, art\, and ideas. \nMountainfilm on Tour in Malvern\, PA will feature a collection of culturally rich\, adventure-packed and engaging documentary short films that align with Mountainfilm’s mission to use the power of film\, art and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world. Doors open for the event at 6:30 and the show will kick off at 7:00 PM.
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/mountainfilm-festival-on-tour/
LOCATION:Penn State Great Valley: School of Graduate Professional Studies\, 30 East Swedesford Road\, Malvern\, PA\, 19355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film,Free
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SUMMARY:Opening Reception: The Arts as a Vehicle for Social Change
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the opening of Camphill Kimberton Village’s exhibit at Penn State Great Valley: The Arts as a Vehicle for Social Change.\n\n\nJoin us for a dessert reception to celebrate the opening of our latest exhibit with work by individuals from The Camphill School\, Camphill Soltane\, Camphill Village Kimberton Hills and Frog Hollow Farm. \nThe exhibit will feature artwork from local non-profit organizations who work alongside those with special needs (The Camphill School\, Camphill Soltane\, Camphill Village Kimberton Hills and Frog Hollow Farm). Come and see a variety of artwork including mosaics\, textiles\, ceramics\, and woodworking. Hear the stories of the artists who believe the arts can be a vehicle for social change.  \nPenn State Great Valley encourages persons with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities. If you anticipate needing any type of accommodation or have questions about the access provided\, please consult Becky Stanko at rus1078@psu.edu in advance of your participation or visit.
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/opening-reception-the-arts-as-a-vehicle-for-social-change/
LOCATION:The Henry Gallery at Penn State Great Valley\, 30 East Swedesford Road\, Conference Center Building\, Malvern\, PA\, 19355\, United States
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