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While the "HOMO SARGASSUM" exhibition has come to a close, we're still buzzing from the amazing time shared by both presenters and attendees! Visit fla.st/R03BB6Q4 to learn more about the exhibit, the artists and the closing symposium.
Learn more about the "HOMO SARGASSUM" exhibition!
The "HOMO SARGASSUM" exhibition at the FSU Museum of Fine Arts is wrapping up this week, with today marking the end of its closing symposium. By combining art and science, the exhibit offers visitors a fresh perspective on the environmental impact of sargassum seaweed across Florida and the Caribbean. Discover more about the insights shared by artists and scholars at the symposium, here: fla.st/R03BB6Q4 ?? Carly Nelson ?? Kelly Hendrickson
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We can't wait for the HOMO SARGASSUM International Exhibition to kickoff tomorrow! Find the list of speaker and artist bios here ?? fla.st/M4UKZES7.
The countdown is on! ? Just one week until the HOMO SARGASSUM exhibition opens on March 4 at the FSU Museum of Fine Arts! ???? Don’t miss the chance to take part in discussions, workshops and panels that blend art, science and the profound impact of Sargassum on our ecosystems. Check out the full event schedule and parking info here: fla.st/SFXQ5YKF.
The countdown is on! ? Just one week until the HOMO SARGASSUM exhibition opens on March 4 at the FSU Museum of Fine Arts! ???? Don’t miss the chance to take part in discussions, workshops and panels that blend art, science and the profound impact of Sargassum on our ecosystems. Check out the full event schedule and parking info here: fla.st/SFXQ5YKF.
Just one month to go! Don't miss the exhibition where 25 Caribbean artists explore the impact of sargassum seaweed on Florida and the Caribbean, connecting environmental issues with important stories from the past.
Save the new date! Join us at the FSU Museum of Fine Arts for the “HOMO SARGASSUM” International Symposium, co-sponsored by the Tout Monde Art Foundation. From March 4 to 6, 2025, explore a transformative cultural experience connecting art, science and the influence of #sargassum seaweed in our ecosystems. Find more details here: fla.st/D0WN5BWG
Happening this week!
Mark your calendars! ?? On Jan. 29, the FSU Winthrop-King Institute is sponsoring “Translanguaging Pedagogies In The World Language Classroom," part of the #FSU Department of Modern Languages & Linguistics Lecture Series. Guest speaker Emma Trentman from The University of New Mexico will dive into translanguaging in practice. For more info, contact Zafer Lababidi at [email protected].
Applications are open for several scholarship opportunities available to undergraduate French majors at Florida State University. ? Apply by the deadline on Feb. 1, 2025. ? Sign in to the FS4U portal at fsu.academicworks.com to start the application. ?? For more info, contact Virginia Osborn at [email protected].
Save the new date! Join us at the FSU Museum of Fine Arts for the “HOMO SARGASSUM” International Symposium, co-sponsored by the Tout Monde Art Foundation. From March 4 to 6, 2025, explore a transformative cultural experience connecting art, science and the influence of #sargassum seaweed in our ecosystems. Find more details here: fla.st/D0WN5BWG