Growing Pains: Anika Calcei Senior Exhibition

73 South College Street,Akron OH 44325-4302

23 April, 2021

Description

A multimedia Myers School of Art senior exhibition, on display at The Cummings Center's Institute for Human Science and Culture galleries. About this exhibitionGrowing Pains is a multimedia observation of the simultaneous presence of grief and nostalgia that come with the loss of childhood-- whether it be people, objects, or memories--that part with us as time moves forward, becoming unreachable. These unreachable entities shift like waves that rarely hold a permanence in the forefront of our minds, but that also intricately lace themselves in our lives. Bringing attention to these moments interwoven with our deepest memories is a way to acknowledge and accept these ever-changing lives we lead, filled with grief and pain and joy and love. Exhibit Opening: Friday April 23, 2021 [4 - 8pm]The University of Akron Covid-19 regulations permit a max of 10 people per gathering. In order to observe this capacity, guests may reserve 30 minute time slots to attend this event via timed ticketing. If max capacity in the gallery has been reached, you will be asked to wait until visitors leave the space. For everyone's safety, we ask for your patience and understanding. Non-opening exhibition accessThis exhibition will run from Friday April 23 through Friday, September 10, 2021. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the Cummings Center currently does not permit walk-in visitors, and the exhibition will be available to the public through scheduled appointments only, Mondays through Fridays, from 12 to 4pm. To schedule a visit, email: [email protected]. Stay tuned as changes to regulations may affect open dates and hours. For updates and more information, visit uakron.edu/chp Covid-19 requirementsAt all times, all visitors to the Cummings Center must wear a mask, maintain social distancing, and follow other Covid-19 instructions in place. Please note that no more than two people may ride the elevator at the same time. Visitors who do not follow these regulations will be asked to leave the premises. AccessibilityA wheelchair accessible ramp is located on the northeast side of the building, near the main entrance. An interior elevator provides access to the exhibition gallery, located on the fourth floor. A wheelchair is also kept on-site and is available for loan to those visiting the museum and archives. For more information, see our accessibility page: https://uakron.edu/chp/about-us/accessibility. Location4th floor – Institute for Human Science and Culture Metzger Galleries at the Cummings Center for the History pf Psychology 73 South College Street - Akron, Ohio 44325-4302 (on the corner of Mill and College streets) ParkingA small parking lot is adjacent to the Center, on College St. Parking meters located along College St. Visitor parking available in Lot 30 (corner of College and Market streets) UA staff, faculty and student parking off Mill St. Akron: Community, Campus, Culture The Drs. Nicholas and Dorothy Cummings Center for the History of Psychology (CCHP) at The University of Akron, is a proud member of the University of Akron Arts and Culture Council (UAACC), which was established in 2020 when  a small group of arts and cultural  campus  leaders  met  to share  nonfinancial  resources and  to  ensure the arts  have a strong and unified voice at UA.  UAACC's goal is to create a strong, unified presence for Arts and Culture at UA, serving not only as a conduit for student and faculty engagement on campus, but also serving as the University’s “Front Door,” inviting the community and Akron visitors to enjoy all that UA has to offer in terms of arts and culture experiences—exhibitions, performances, workshops, films, poetry readings, and more. “collaborating, promoting, and supporting UA cultural programs, activities, units, and events within the University and Akron community” #UAArtsandCultureCouncil #UAACC #ArtCultureAkron #CultureStartsOnCampus  #UAcreates #cultureascommunity #communityasculture #CCHP_UA #myersschoolofart