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DESCRIPTION:Running from Oct. 13 through Dec. 12 at the Fairbanks Gallery\n
 \nArtist talk and reception on Oct. 22 at 4 p.m.\n\n \n\nSympathetic Spell
 s\n\n \n\nThis exhibit is centered around a series of glass lachrymatories
 . The term comes from the Latin lacrima (tear) and the suffi x -atory\, me
 aning “pertaining to.” They refer to small vessels often found in Roma
 n and late Greek tombs\, thought to have been bottles into which mourners 
 dropped their tears. Emotional tears carry the highest concentration of pr
 oteins of any kind\, making them heavier\, stickier\, and slower to fall.\
 n\n \n\nThe installation is envisioned as a chamber for grief and spells. 
 It calls upon our ability to cry\, framing tears as vessels that hold the 
 weight of grief for vanishing species and fractured ecologies. These conte
 mporary lachrymatories serve as symbolic gestures—holders for tears that
  activate not only the calming functions of our parasympathetic nervous sy
 stem but also its wandering potential\, inviting spells of deep connection
 \, acts of care\, and listening.\n\n \n\nBIO\n\n \n\nJessie Rose Vala is a
 n artist working in sculptural ceramics\, mixed media\, and installation. 
 Her work engages object-making and time-based projects with consideration 
 and development of paradoxical narratives exploring ecofeminism and myth m
 aking. Through the use of sculptural materials such as stoneware\, glass\,
  brass and neon Vala envisages archaic translations and chimeric worlds in
 habited by animal\, vegetal and human figures.\n\n \n\nVala exhibits natio
 nally\, has received numerous grants and works collaboratively with a mult
 itude of artists. She is currently career faculty at University of Oregon 
 and a member of Well Well Projects in Portland OR.
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LOCATION:Fairbanks Hall\, Fairbanks Gallery
SUMMARY:Art in Fairbanks Hall presents: Jessie Rose Vala: Sympathetic Spell
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DESCRIPTION:Running from Oct. 13 through Dec. 12 at the Fairbanks Gallery\n
 \nArtist talk and reception on Oct. 22 at 4 p.m.\n\n \n\nSympathetic Spell
 s\n\n \n\nThis exhibit is centered around a series of glass lachrymatories
 . The term comes from the Latin lacrima (tear) and the suffi x -atory\, me
 aning “pertaining to.” They refer to small vessels often found in Roma
 n and late Greek tombs\, thought to have been bottles into which mourners 
 dropped their tears. Emotional tears carry the highest concentration of pr
 oteins of any kind\, making them heavier\, stickier\, and slower to fall.\
 n\n \n\nThe installation is envisioned as a chamber for grief and spells. 
 It calls upon our ability to cry\, framing tears as vessels that hold the 
 weight of grief for vanishing species and fractured ecologies. These conte
 mporary lachrymatories serve as symbolic gestures—holders for tears that
  activate not only the calming functions of our parasympathetic nervous sy
 stem but also its wandering potential\, inviting spells of deep connection
 \, acts of care\, and listening.\n\n \n\nBIO\n\n \n\nJessie Rose Vala is a
 n artist working in sculptural ceramics\, mixed media\, and installation. 
 Her work engages object-making and time-based projects with consideration 
 and development of paradoxical narratives exploring ecofeminism and myth m
 aking. Through the use of sculptural materials such as stoneware\, glass\,
  brass and neon Vala envisages archaic translations and chimeric worlds in
 habited by animal\, vegetal and human figures.\n\n \n\nVala exhibits natio
 nally\, has received numerous grants and works collaboratively with a mult
 itude of artists. She is currently career faculty at University of Oregon 
 and a member of Well Well Projects in Portland OR.
GEO:44.565065;-123.280458
LOCATION:Fairbanks Hall\, Fairbanks Gallery
SUMMARY:Art in Fairbanks Hall presents: Jessie Rose Vala: Sympathetic Spell
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DESCRIPTION:Running from Oct. 13 through Dec. 12 at the Fairbanks Gallery\n
 \nArtist talk and reception on Oct. 22 at 4 p.m.\n\n \n\nSympathetic Spell
 s\n\n \n\nThis exhibit is centered around a series of glass lachrymatories
 . The term comes from the Latin lacrima (tear) and the suffi x -atory\, me
 aning “pertaining to.” They refer to small vessels often found in Roma
 n and late Greek tombs\, thought to have been bottles into which mourners 
 dropped their tears. Emotional tears carry the highest concentration of pr
 oteins of any kind\, making them heavier\, stickier\, and slower to fall.\
 n\n \n\nThe installation is envisioned as a chamber for grief and spells. 
 It calls upon our ability to cry\, framing tears as vessels that hold the 
 weight of grief for vanishing species and fractured ecologies. These conte
 mporary lachrymatories serve as symbolic gestures—holders for tears that
  activate not only the calming functions of our parasympathetic nervous sy
 stem but also its wandering potential\, inviting spells of deep connection
 \, acts of care\, and listening.\n\n \n\nBIO\n\n \n\nJessie Rose Vala is a
 n artist working in sculptural ceramics\, mixed media\, and installation. 
 Her work engages object-making and time-based projects with consideration 
 and development of paradoxical narratives exploring ecofeminism and myth m
 aking. Through the use of sculptural materials such as stoneware\, glass\,
  brass and neon Vala envisages archaic translations and chimeric worlds in
 habited by animal\, vegetal and human figures.\n\n \n\nVala exhibits natio
 nally\, has received numerous grants and works collaboratively with a mult
 itude of artists. She is currently career faculty at University of Oregon 
 and a member of Well Well Projects in Portland OR.
GEO:44.565065;-123.280458
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DESCRIPTION:Running from Oct. 13 through Dec. 12 at the Fairbanks Gallery\n
 \nArtist talk and reception on Oct. 22 at 4 p.m.\n\n \n\nSympathetic Spell
 s\n\n \n\nThis exhibit is centered around a series of glass lachrymatories
 . The term comes from the Latin lacrima (tear) and the suffi x -atory\, me
 aning “pertaining to.” They refer to small vessels often found in Roma
 n and late Greek tombs\, thought to have been bottles into which mourners 
 dropped their tears. Emotional tears carry the highest concentration of pr
 oteins of any kind\, making them heavier\, stickier\, and slower to fall.\
 n\n \n\nThe installation is envisioned as a chamber for grief and spells. 
 It calls upon our ability to cry\, framing tears as vessels that hold the 
 weight of grief for vanishing species and fractured ecologies. These conte
 mporary lachrymatories serve as symbolic gestures—holders for tears that
  activate not only the calming functions of our parasympathetic nervous sy
 stem but also its wandering potential\, inviting spells of deep connection
 \, acts of care\, and listening.\n\n \n\nBIO\n\n \n\nJessie Rose Vala is a
 n artist working in sculptural ceramics\, mixed media\, and installation. 
 Her work engages object-making and time-based projects with consideration 
 and development of paradoxical narratives exploring ecofeminism and myth m
 aking. Through the use of sculptural materials such as stoneware\, glass\,
  brass and neon Vala envisages archaic translations and chimeric worlds in
 habited by animal\, vegetal and human figures.\n\n \n\nVala exhibits natio
 nally\, has received numerous grants and works collaboratively with a mult
 itude of artists. She is currently career faculty at University of Oregon 
 and a member of Well Well Projects in Portland OR.
GEO:44.565065;-123.280458
LOCATION:Fairbanks Hall\, Fairbanks Gallery
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DESCRIPTION:Running from Oct. 13 through Dec. 12 at the Fairbanks Gallery\n
 \nArtist talk and reception on Oct. 22 at 4 p.m.\n\n \n\nSympathetic Spell
 s\n\n \n\nThis exhibit is centered around a series of glass lachrymatories
 . The term comes from the Latin lacrima (tear) and the suffi x -atory\, me
 aning “pertaining to.” They refer to small vessels often found in Roma
 n and late Greek tombs\, thought to have been bottles into which mourners 
 dropped their tears. Emotional tears carry the highest concentration of pr
 oteins of any kind\, making them heavier\, stickier\, and slower to fall.\
 n\n \n\nThe installation is envisioned as a chamber for grief and spells. 
 It calls upon our ability to cry\, framing tears as vessels that hold the 
 weight of grief for vanishing species and fractured ecologies. These conte
 mporary lachrymatories serve as symbolic gestures—holders for tears that
  activate not only the calming functions of our parasympathetic nervous sy
 stem but also its wandering potential\, inviting spells of deep connection
 \, acts of care\, and listening.\n\n \n\nBIO\n\n \n\nJessie Rose Vala is a
 n artist working in sculptural ceramics\, mixed media\, and installation. 
 Her work engages object-making and time-based projects with consideration 
 and development of paradoxical narratives exploring ecofeminism and myth m
 aking. Through the use of sculptural materials such as stoneware\, glass\,
  brass and neon Vala envisages archaic translations and chimeric worlds in
 habited by animal\, vegetal and human figures.\n\n \n\nVala exhibits natio
 nally\, has received numerous grants and works collaboratively with a mult
 itude of artists. She is currently career faculty at University of Oregon 
 and a member of Well Well Projects in Portland OR.
GEO:44.565065;-123.280458
LOCATION:Fairbanks Hall\, Fairbanks Gallery
SUMMARY:Art in Fairbanks Hall presents: Jessie Rose Vala: Sympathetic Spell
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DESCRIPTION:Running from Oct. 13 through Dec. 12 at the Fairbanks Gallery\n
 \nArtist talk and reception on Oct. 22 at 4 p.m.\n\n \n\nSympathetic Spell
 s\n\n \n\nThis exhibit is centered around a series of glass lachrymatories
 . The term comes from the Latin lacrima (tear) and the suffi x -atory\, me
 aning “pertaining to.” They refer to small vessels often found in Roma
 n and late Greek tombs\, thought to have been bottles into which mourners 
 dropped their tears. Emotional tears carry the highest concentration of pr
 oteins of any kind\, making them heavier\, stickier\, and slower to fall.\
 n\n \n\nThe installation is envisioned as a chamber for grief and spells. 
 It calls upon our ability to cry\, framing tears as vessels that hold the 
 weight of grief for vanishing species and fractured ecologies. These conte
 mporary lachrymatories serve as symbolic gestures—holders for tears that
  activate not only the calming functions of our parasympathetic nervous sy
 stem but also its wandering potential\, inviting spells of deep connection
 \, acts of care\, and listening.\n\n \n\nBIO\n\n \n\nJessie Rose Vala is a
 n artist working in sculptural ceramics\, mixed media\, and installation. 
 Her work engages object-making and time-based projects with consideration 
 and development of paradoxical narratives exploring ecofeminism and myth m
 aking. Through the use of sculptural materials such as stoneware\, glass\,
  brass and neon Vala envisages archaic translations and chimeric worlds in
 habited by animal\, vegetal and human figures.\n\n \n\nVala exhibits natio
 nally\, has received numerous grants and works collaboratively with a mult
 itude of artists. She is currently career faculty at University of Oregon 
 and a member of Well Well Projects in Portland OR.
GEO:44.565065;-123.280458
LOCATION:Fairbanks Hall\, Fairbanks Gallery
SUMMARY:Art in Fairbanks Hall presents: Jessie Rose Vala: Sympathetic Spell
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.oregonstate.edu/event/art-in-fairbanks-hall-pr
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DESCRIPTION:Running from Oct. 13 through Dec. 12 at the Fairbanks Gallery\n
 \nArtist talk and reception on Oct. 22 at 4 p.m.\n\n \n\nSympathetic Spell
 s\n\n \n\nThis exhibit is centered around a series of glass lachrymatories
 . The term comes from the Latin lacrima (tear) and the suffi x -atory\, me
 aning “pertaining to.” They refer to small vessels often found in Roma
 n and late Greek tombs\, thought to have been bottles into which mourners 
 dropped their tears. Emotional tears carry the highest concentration of pr
 oteins of any kind\, making them heavier\, stickier\, and slower to fall.\
 n\n \n\nThe installation is envisioned as a chamber for grief and spells. 
 It calls upon our ability to cry\, framing tears as vessels that hold the 
 weight of grief for vanishing species and fractured ecologies. These conte
 mporary lachrymatories serve as symbolic gestures—holders for tears that
  activate not only the calming functions of our parasympathetic nervous sy
 stem but also its wandering potential\, inviting spells of deep connection
 \, acts of care\, and listening.\n\n \n\nBIO\n\n \n\nJessie Rose Vala is a
 n artist working in sculptural ceramics\, mixed media\, and installation. 
 Her work engages object-making and time-based projects with consideration 
 and development of paradoxical narratives exploring ecofeminism and myth m
 aking. Through the use of sculptural materials such as stoneware\, glass\,
  brass and neon Vala envisages archaic translations and chimeric worlds in
 habited by animal\, vegetal and human figures.\n\n \n\nVala exhibits natio
 nally\, has received numerous grants and works collaboratively with a mult
 itude of artists. She is currently career faculty at University of Oregon 
 and a member of Well Well Projects in Portland OR.
GEO:44.565065;-123.280458
LOCATION:Fairbanks Hall\, Fairbanks Gallery
SUMMARY:Art in Fairbanks Hall presents: Jessie Rose Vala: Sympathetic Spell
 s
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.oregonstate.edu/event/art-in-fairbanks-hall-pr
 esents-jessie-rose-vala-sympathetic-spells
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251124
DESCRIPTION:Running from Oct. 13 through Dec. 12 at the Fairbanks Gallery\n
 \nArtist talk and reception on Oct. 22 at 4 p.m.\n\n \n\nSympathetic Spell
 s\n\n \n\nThis exhibit is centered around a series of glass lachrymatories
 . The term comes from the Latin lacrima (tear) and the suffi x -atory\, me
 aning “pertaining to.” They refer to small vessels often found in Roma
 n and late Greek tombs\, thought to have been bottles into which mourners 
 dropped their tears. Emotional tears carry the highest concentration of pr
 oteins of any kind\, making them heavier\, stickier\, and slower to fall.\
 n\n \n\nThe installation is envisioned as a chamber for grief and spells. 
 It calls upon our ability to cry\, framing tears as vessels that hold the 
 weight of grief for vanishing species and fractured ecologies. These conte
 mporary lachrymatories serve as symbolic gestures—holders for tears that
  activate not only the calming functions of our parasympathetic nervous sy
 stem but also its wandering potential\, inviting spells of deep connection
 \, acts of care\, and listening.\n\n \n\nBIO\n\n \n\nJessie Rose Vala is a
 n artist working in sculptural ceramics\, mixed media\, and installation. 
 Her work engages object-making and time-based projects with consideration 
 and development of paradoxical narratives exploring ecofeminism and myth m
 aking. Through the use of sculptural materials such as stoneware\, glass\,
  brass and neon Vala envisages archaic translations and chimeric worlds in
 habited by animal\, vegetal and human figures.\n\n \n\nVala exhibits natio
 nally\, has received numerous grants and works collaboratively with a mult
 itude of artists. She is currently career faculty at University of Oregon 
 and a member of Well Well Projects in Portland OR.
GEO:44.565065;-123.280458
LOCATION:Fairbanks Hall\, Fairbanks Gallery
SUMMARY:Art in Fairbanks Hall presents: Jessie Rose Vala: Sympathetic Spell
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251201
DESCRIPTION:Running from Oct. 13 through Dec. 12 at the Fairbanks Gallery\n
 \nArtist talk and reception on Oct. 22 at 4 p.m.\n\n \n\nSympathetic Spell
 s\n\n \n\nThis exhibit is centered around a series of glass lachrymatories
 . The term comes from the Latin lacrima (tear) and the suffi x -atory\, me
 aning “pertaining to.” They refer to small vessels often found in Roma
 n and late Greek tombs\, thought to have been bottles into which mourners 
 dropped their tears. Emotional tears carry the highest concentration of pr
 oteins of any kind\, making them heavier\, stickier\, and slower to fall.\
 n\n \n\nThe installation is envisioned as a chamber for grief and spells. 
 It calls upon our ability to cry\, framing tears as vessels that hold the 
 weight of grief for vanishing species and fractured ecologies. These conte
 mporary lachrymatories serve as symbolic gestures—holders for tears that
  activate not only the calming functions of our parasympathetic nervous sy
 stem but also its wandering potential\, inviting spells of deep connection
 \, acts of care\, and listening.\n\n \n\nBIO\n\n \n\nJessie Rose Vala is a
 n artist working in sculptural ceramics\, mixed media\, and installation. 
 Her work engages object-making and time-based projects with consideration 
 and development of paradoxical narratives exploring ecofeminism and myth m
 aking. Through the use of sculptural materials such as stoneware\, glass\,
  brass and neon Vala envisages archaic translations and chimeric worlds in
 habited by animal\, vegetal and human figures.\n\n \n\nVala exhibits natio
 nally\, has received numerous grants and works collaboratively with a mult
 itude of artists. She is currently career faculty at University of Oregon 
 and a member of Well Well Projects in Portland OR.
GEO:44.565065;-123.280458
LOCATION:Fairbanks Hall\, Fairbanks Gallery
SUMMARY:Art in Fairbanks Hall presents: Jessie Rose Vala: Sympathetic Spell
 s
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.oregonstate.edu/event/art-in-fairbanks-hall-pr
 esents-jessie-rose-vala-sympathetic-spells
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DTSTAMP:20260817T111558Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251208
DESCRIPTION:Running from Oct. 13 through Dec. 12 at the Fairbanks Gallery\n
 \nArtist talk and reception on Oct. 22 at 4 p.m.\n\n \n\nSympathetic Spell
 s\n\n \n\nThis exhibit is centered around a series of glass lachrymatories
 . The term comes from the Latin lacrima (tear) and the suffi x -atory\, me
 aning “pertaining to.” They refer to small vessels often found in Roma
 n and late Greek tombs\, thought to have been bottles into which mourners 
 dropped their tears. Emotional tears carry the highest concentration of pr
 oteins of any kind\, making them heavier\, stickier\, and slower to fall.\
 n\n \n\nThe installation is envisioned as a chamber for grief and spells. 
 It calls upon our ability to cry\, framing tears as vessels that hold the 
 weight of grief for vanishing species and fractured ecologies. These conte
 mporary lachrymatories serve as symbolic gestures—holders for tears that
  activate not only the calming functions of our parasympathetic nervous sy
 stem but also its wandering potential\, inviting spells of deep connection
 \, acts of care\, and listening.\n\n \n\nBIO\n\n \n\nJessie Rose Vala is a
 n artist working in sculptural ceramics\, mixed media\, and installation. 
 Her work engages object-making and time-based projects with consideration 
 and development of paradoxical narratives exploring ecofeminism and myth m
 aking. Through the use of sculptural materials such as stoneware\, glass\,
  brass and neon Vala envisages archaic translations and chimeric worlds in
 habited by animal\, vegetal and human figures.\n\n \n\nVala exhibits natio
 nally\, has received numerous grants and works collaboratively with a mult
 itude of artists. She is currently career faculty at University of Oregon 
 and a member of Well Well Projects in Portland OR.
GEO:44.565065;-123.280458
LOCATION:Fairbanks Hall\, Fairbanks Gallery
SUMMARY:Art in Fairbanks Hall presents: Jessie Rose Vala: Sympathetic Spell
 s
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.oregonstate.edu/event/art-in-fairbanks-hall-pr
 esents-jessie-rose-vala-sympathetic-spells
CATEGORIES:Gathering
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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