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SUMMARY:First Friday at The Harwood
DESCRIPTION:First Fridays at The Harwood are back! Join us from 4pm to 7pm the first Friday of every month for pay-what-you-wish extended hours at the museum. \n\n\n\nThis First Friday\, February 7\, 2025\, will offer the final after-hours opportunity to view the Luchita Hurtado: Earth & Sky Interjected exhibit\, up through February 23. Enjoy Luchita's Sewing Station with Price Valentine and screenings of Joie Estrella Horwitz' beautiful film Green Turns Brown\, a sensory eulogy to the late artist Luchita Hurtado. \n\n\n\nGreen Turns Brown (2021) | Super 8\, color\, sound\, 6 min \n\n\n\nGreen Turns Brown is a sensory eulogy to the late artist Luchita Hurtado. Shot several months before the artist's passing\, the Super 8 film explores her oscillation between visibility and invisibility as a female painter mirrored in her observations on mortality and its connection to the duality she found in the natural world. \n\n\n\nImage Credit: Shayla Blatchford Photography
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First Fridays at The Harwood are back! Join us from 4pm to 7pm the first Friday of every month for pay-what-you-wish extended hours at the museum. \;
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This First Friday\, February 7\, 2025\, will offer the final after-hours opportunity to view the Luchita Hurtado: Earth &\; Sky Interjected exhibit\, up through February 23. Enjoy Luchita&rsquo\;s Sewing Station with Price Valentine and screenings of Joie Estrella Horwitz&rsquo\; beautiful film Green Turns Brown\, a sensory eulogy to the late artist Luchita Hurtado. \;
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Green Turns Brown (2021) | Super 8\, color\, sound\, 6 min \;
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Green Turns Brown is a sensory eulogy to the late artist Luchita Hurtado. Shot several months before the artist&rsquo\;s passing\, the Super 8 film explores her oscillation between visibility and invisibility as a female painter mirrored in her observations on mortality and its connection to the duality she found in the natural world. \;
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\nImage Credit: Shayla Blatchford Photography \;
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