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DESCRIPTION:&nbsp\;\nState College of Florida\, Manatee- Sarasota (SCF) F
 ine Art Gallery will feature the exhibit&nbsp\; "Petrichor" by Swoon in 
 an opening reception from 6 - 8 p.m.\, Feb. 28\, at the Fine Art Gallery
  at SCF Bradenton\, 5840 26th St. West.&nbsp\; Prior to the reception\, 
 Swoon will host an artist's talk at 5 p.m.in the Fine Art Gallery.\n"Pet
 richor" is the scent of the first rain upon the earth after a long dry s
 pell and derives from the Greek name of the fluid that flows through the
  veins of the gods. Swoon selected "Petrichor" as the title of her new s
 ite-specific installation\, which exalts ordinary life as it unfolds.&nb
 sp\;\nFor the last 14 years\, Swoon has been involved in an ongoing expl
 oration of people's relationships to their environments. The artist's in
 itial impetus to create interventions in the urban landscape continues t
 o unfold in a variety of ways.\nFrom 2006-2009\, she constructed and nav
 igated flotillas of rafts made from recycled materials down the Mississi
 ppi and Hudson rivers and across the Adriatic Sea from Slovenia to Venic
 e\, Italy.&nbsp\;\nSince 2008\, Swoon has been working independently and
  in collaboration with Transformazium\, a group of artists and activists
 \, on community-based projects in the town of Braddock\, Penn.\nShe has 
 partnered with the group Konbit Shelter since 2010 for an ongoing projec
 t to construct a community center and a home in earthquake-devastated Ha
 iti\, bringing her creativity to the reconstruction effort.\nSwoon also 
 is currently working on the construction of a musical house called "Dith
 yrambalina" with the New Orleans Airlift.\nIn addition to her community-
 based work\, the artist maintains a studio and installation-based practi
 ce of drawing\, printmaking and the construction of architectural instal
 lations and sculptures around the world.\nSwoon is a resident of Brookly
 n\, New York\, where she attended the Pratt Institute from 1998 to 2001.
 \nExhibit dates are Feb. 28 &ndash\; April 3. Gallery hours are Monday -
  Friday\, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. The gallery will be closed for Faculty/Staff 
 Professional Development Day on March 1.&nbsp\;\nState College of Florid
 a\, Manatee- Sarasota (SCF) Fine Art Gallery will feature the exhibit&nb
 sp\; "Petrichor" by Swoon in an opening reception from 6 - 8 p.m.\, Feb.
  28\, at the Fine Art Gallery at SCF Bradenton\, 5840 26th St. West.&nbs
 p\; Prior to the reception\, Swoon will host an artist's talk at 5 p.m.i
 n the Fine Art Gallery.\n"Petrichor" is the scent of the first rain upon
  the earth after a long dry spell and derives from the Greek name of the
  fluid that flows through the veins of the gods. Swoon selected "Petrich
 or" as the title of her new site-specific installation\, which exalts or
 dinary life as it unfolds.&nbsp\;\nFor the last 14 years\, Swoon has bee
 n involved in an ongoing exploration of people's relationships to their 
 environments. The artist's initial impetus to create interventions in th
 e urban landscape continues to unfold in a variety of ways.\nFrom 2006-2
 009\, she constructed and navigated flotillas of rafts made from recycle
 d materials down the Mississippi and Hudson rivers and across the Adriat
 ic Sea from Slovenia to Venice\, Italy.&nbsp\;\nSince 2008\, Swoon has b
 een working independently and in collaboration with Transformazium\, a g
 roup of artists and activists\, on community-based projects in the town 
 of Braddock\, Penn.\nShe has partnered with the group Konbit Shelter sin
 ce 2010 for an ongoing project to construct a community center and a hom
 e in earthquake-devastated Haiti\, bringing her creativity to the recons
 truction effort.\nSwoon also is currently working on the construction of
  a musical house called "Dithyrambalina" with the New Orleans Airlift.\n
 In addition to her community-based work\, the artist maintains a studio 
 and installation-based practice of drawing\, printmaking and the constru
 ction of architectural installations and sculptures around the world.\nS
 woon is a resident of Brooklyn\, New York\, where she attended the Pratt
  Institute from 1998 to 2001.\nExhibit dates are Feb. 28 &ndash\; April 
 3. Gallery hours are Monday - Friday\, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. The gallery will
  be closed for Spring Break March 11-15.\n&nbsp\;\n&nbsp\;
URL:http://bradenton.patch.com/events/scf-fine-art-gallery-exhibit-featur
 ing-petrichor
SUMMARY:SCF Fine Art Gallery Exhibit Featuring &quot\;Petrichor&quot\;
LOCATION:State College of Florida Manatee-Sarasota: 5840 26th St W\, Brad
 enton\, FL
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