J-Term Pictures find Permanent Home

The Photography of J-Term in Berlin Students has found a permanent home in the hall-way between the Graduate and the Department Office on the 5th floor in New Cabell Hall. Thanks to Gina Hutton we were able to get permission from the Fire Marshall to install almost all the pictures there. We will soon also make a plaque which will name the artists and the background-story to the images. I think this is a wonderful way not only to make our department more appealing, but also to show guests what wonderful work we are doing here.
So please congratulate the artists Tori White, Chris Post and Katie Kyle!

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2009: 11/19
POSTED BY: Dylan Goldblatt
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With generous support from the German Embassy, a group of University of Virginia students plan a series of events for the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

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