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from the issue of October 4, 2007
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'Love Terrors' exhibition opens Oct. 8
"Love Terrors," an exhibition using multiple views of horror, humor, propaganda, formal abstraction and zombies to explore the dynamic between communities and violence, opens Oct. 8 in the Eisentrager•Howard Gallery in Richards Hall.
| | ZOMBIE LOVE - Artists Torsten Zenas Burns and Anthony Discenza are pictured as the "HALFLIFERS" in this image, "Afterlifers: Walking and Talking." Their work is included in the "Love Terrors" exhibit Oct. 8 to Nov. 20 in the Eisentrager•Howard Gallery in Richards Hall.
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The exhibition, open through Nov. 20, features work by artists Claudia Alvarex, Mathieu Borysevicz, Terry Rosenbeg, Torsten Zenas Burns and Anthony Discenza. The multi-media exhibition is curated by Jeremy Stern, assistant director of the Bemis Center in Omaha.
An opening reception is from 5 to 7 p.m. Oct. 8 in the gallery. The reception is free and open to the public.
The gallery is open noon to 4 p.m., Monday through Thursday.
For more information call the gallery at 472-5025 or the Department of Art and Art History at 472-5522.
GO TO: ISSUE OF OCTOBER 4
ARTS HEADLINES FOR OCTOBER 4
'Love Terrors' exhibition opens Oct. 8
Alloy Orchestra to play silent movie scores Oct. 10-11 at the Ross
American Life in Poetry
At Work on campus
Book fair open until Oct. 5
Bracewell to open Lied's Club/Carson season
'Chinese Treasures' on display at the Lentz Center
EAST CAMPUS WEAVE
Film score seminar is Oct. 11
Gay activist to perform at the Lied
Hidustani concert is Oct. 7
Kaul to offer glimpse at past and present Nebraska flora
Miller to give LGBTQA History Month talk
Oct. 6 panel to discuss working as an artist
Sheldon hosts second 'College Night' event Oct. 9
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