May 18 – September 29, 2018
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Adrien Paci “Centro di Permanenza Temporanea”
About the Exhibition
Adrian Paci is best known for his work in performance and video. In 1997, Paci left his native Albania to escape the violence of the armed uprising that took place that year. His status as an exile makes itself known in his works, which focus on themes of separation, nostalgia, and memory. Paci’s work, though focused on personal experience, has the ability to engage the viewer and challenge their perception of reality.
Adrian Paci currently resides and works in Milan.
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Thursday, September 17
6:00 PM
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Partial Day Closure | The MOA will close at 6 PM on Thursday, September 17 for a private event. | |
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Thursday, August 27 - Friday, August 28
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MOA Store Closure | BYU Museum of Art | The MOA Store will be closed for two days for inventory. |
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Monday, September 28
7:15 PM - 8:15 PM
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An Evening of Theatre, Art and Music: All the Beautiful Things, Earthbound and Heavenward | BYU Museum of Art | Join Verbatim Theatre for an interdisciplinary evening of art and faith. |
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Friday, October 02
2:00 PM
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Guest Lecture with David and Jo Ann Seely | BYU Museum of Art | Join us for a guest lecture with Renaissance Art Historian Steven Bule. |
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Saturday, September 19
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Open Studio – Relief Sculpture | BYU Museum of Art | Open studio is our art-making event for all ages, with new activities each month! |
June 4, 2018
Three Responses to an International Emergency: Part 3—Adrian Paci’s Albanian Stories
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June 24, 2018
BYU MOA refugees exhibition gives the human side of those hard-to-watch news stories
Deseret News
Visit the following exhibitions presented at the BYU Museum of Art in conjunction with Adrian Paci: Albanian Stories.