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from the issue of January 11, 2007
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Prof, students aid Museum of the Odd opening
UNL educator Eddie Dominguez and sculpture students helped bring the Museum of the Odd to Lincoln.
Collector and artist Charlie Johnson is exhibiting a small portion of his Museum of the Odd at Haydon Art Center through Jan. 27. The exhibit includes assemblage boxes, displays and a room installation.
Dominguez, an associate professor in ceramics, and the students created a room in the gallery space, allowing Johnson to share the crowded style of the world he lives in.
Dominguez and Johnson will present the discussion, "Iconography of the Odd," at 5:30 p.m. Jan. 24 at the Haydon Art Center, 335 N. Eighth St. A reception will follow.
For more information, go online to www.haydonartcenter.org.
GO TO: ISSUE OF JANUARY 11
ARTS HEADLINES FOR JANUARY 11
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'Nebraska Concerts' feature Lincoln performances
Prof, students aid Museum of the Odd opening
Ross, NET Radio offer Met opera in Lincoln
Sheldon to develop Blakelock exhibit
'Sweet Land' director offers Jan. 13 movie talk
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