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DESCRIPTION:<strong>Extended through Jan. 4\, 2025 (by appointment)</strong
 > PST ART: Art & Science Collide Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Unce
 rtainty Curated by David Familian   Oct. 5\, 2024-Jan. 4\, 2025<br />\nTue
 sday-Saturday\, 12-6 p.m.<br />\nOpening Reception: Saturday\, Oct. 5\, 2-
 6 p.m. <p>WINTER HOURS</p> <p><strong>- Dec. 17-21: By appointment only</s
 trong><br />\n- Dec. 24-Jan. 2: CLOSED<br />\n- Jan 3-4: OPEN 12-6 p.m.</p
 > <p><strong>Appointments can be made by directly emailing gtolson@uci.edu
  or submitting a request form.</strong></p> <hr />\n<p>Curator Walkthrough
 s: Saturday\, Jan. 4\, 12-4 p.m.</p> Beall Center for Art + Technology <p>
 In partnership with the 2024 Getty PST ART initiative\, the UC Irvine Beal
 l Center for Art + Technology is proud to present Future Tense: Art\, Comp
 lexity\, and Uncertainty. Today\, many scientists and scholars across disc
 iplines agree that an understanding of complex systems is vital for studyi
 ng a world where conditions\, events\, and phenomena are too entwined to b
 e predicted or observed individually. Distinct from traditional scientific
  models which produce predictable outcomes\, complex systems churn between
  order and chaos\, generating feedback loops\, self-organization\, and unc
 ertain\, dynamic behavior.</p> <p>Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Unc
 ertainty\, part of Getty’s 2024 PST ART: Art and Science Collide\, offers 
 artistic frameworks for apprehending complexity in the 21st century. The e
 xhibition presents emerging and established contemporary artists who engag
 e myriad complex systems\, including robotics\, evolutionary biology\, dat
 a surveillance\, global warming\, and bacterial intelligence. Ralf Baecker
 \, Lynn Hershman Leeson\, Julie Mehretu\, Pinar Yoldas\, Fernando Palma Ro
 dríguez\, Clare Rojas\, Theresa Schubert\, Carolina Caycedo\, and David de
  Rozas will exhibit existing paintings\, sculptures\, and installations th
 at reflect and activate complexity. Chico MacMurtrie\, Lucy & Cesar Collec
 tive\, Laura Splan\, Hege Tapio\, and Gail Wight are producing newly commi
 ssioned\, interdisciplinary works under the Beall Center’s Black Box Proje
 cts residency\, a program that facilitates collaborations between visiting
  artists and UC Irvine faculty researchers.</p> <hr />\nSaturday\, Oct. 5\
 , Opening Reception Information <p>Please join us for the campus opening r
 eception of our fall 2024 program\, Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and U
 ncertainty. The event is scheduled this <strong>Saturday\, Oct. 5\, from 2
 -6 p.m.</strong>\, with <strong>artist and curator walkthroughs at 3 and 4
  p.m</strong>.</p> <p>Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertainty\, p
 roduced in partnership with Getty PST ART: Art & Science Collide\, invites
  visitors to experience how complex systems adapt over time to evolving co
 nditions. From climate change to financial collapse\, data surveillance to
  immigration politics\, weather patterns to cultural histories\, the exhib
 ition offers artistic frameworks for studying a world where phenomena are 
 too entwined to be observed individually. </p> <p>Featuring work by Ralf B
 aecker\, Carolina Caycedo and David de Rozas\, Newton Harrison and The Har
 rison Studio\, Forrest and Lula Kirkland\, Cesar & Lois\, Chico MacMurtrie
 \, Julie Mehretu\, Lynn Hershman Leeson\, Fernando Palma Rodríguez\, Clare
  Rojas\, Theresa Schubert\, Laura Splan\, Hege Tapio\, Gail Wight\, and Pi
 nar Yoldas.</p> <p>Following the opening\, visitors are invited to join th
 e UC Beall Center for Art + Technology and Department of Drama for a <stro
 ng>staged reading of 'Arcadia' by Tom Stoppard</strong>\, presented in the
  xMPL theater. <strong>Read more and RSVP here.</strong></p> <p>Future Ten
 se: Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertainty invites visitors to experience how 
 complex systems adapt over time to evolving conditions. From climate chang
 e to financial collapse\, data surveillance to immigration politics\, weat
 her patterns to cultural histories\, the exhibition offers artistic framew
 orks for studying a world where phenomena are too entwined to be observed 
 individually. </p> <p><strong>Admission is free. </strong></p> <p>The Futu
 re Tense exhibition and ancillary program of artist lectures\, symposia\, 
 and performances\, has been generously supported by the Getty PST ART init
 iative and The Beall Family Foundation.</p> <p></p> <p><strong>Learn More<
 /strong></p> <p>Image credit: Laura Splan\, Baroque Bodies (Ambient Portal
 s #1)\, 2022. Digital animation created with 3D nucleosome model and AI-ge
 nerated image. 01:23 minutes. This work was made possible by the Simons Fo
 undation. Created in collaboration with Adam Lamson\, Science Collaborator
  and theoretical biophysicist at Flatiron Institute\, a division of the Si
 mons Foundation. ©2022 Laura Splan.</p> <p></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p>
  <p>712 Arts Plaza\, Irvine\, CA 92697 | 949-824-6206 | beallcenter.uci.ed
 u | beallcenter@uci.edu<br />\nGallery hours: Tuesday-Saturday\, noon-6 p.
 m.</p> <p><strong>Free admission</strong></p> <p>Gallery hours are subject
  to change\, please check the gallery website for up to date information. 
 </p>    <strong>Know Before You Go</strong><br /> Helpful hints for your v
 isits including parking\, directions\, and more! <p> </p> <p>Please visit 
 our secure direct giving page and make a gift to support the Beall Center 
 for Art + Technology today!<br />\n<strong>Make a Gift</strong></p> <p> </
 p>
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241005T120000
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<strong>Extended through Jan. 4\, 2025 (by app
 ointment)</strong> PST ART: Art & Science Collide Future Tense: Art\, Comp
 lexity\, and Uncertainty Curated by David Familian   Oct. 5\, 2024-Jan. 4\
 , 2025<br /> Tuesday-Saturday\, 12-6 p.m.<br /> Opening Reception: Saturda
 y\, Oct. 5\, 2-6 p.m. <blockquote> <p>WINTER HOURS</p> <p><strong>- Dec. 1
 7-21: By appointment only</strong><br /> - Dec. 24-Jan. 2: CLOSED<br /> - 
 Jan 3-4: OPEN 12-6 p.m.</p> <p><strong>Appointments can be made by directl
 y emailing gtolson@uci.edu or submitting a request form.</strong></p> <hr 
 /> <p>Curator Walkthroughs: Saturday\, Jan. 4\, 12-4 p.m.</p> </blockquote
 > Beall Center for Art + Technology <p>In partnership with the 2024 Getty 
 PST ART initiative\, the UC Irvine Beall Center for Art + Technology is pr
 oud to present Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertainty. Today\, m
 any scientists and scholars across disciplines agree that an understanding
  of complex systems is vital for studying a world where conditions\, event
 s\, and phenomena are too entwined to be predicted or observed individuall
 y. Distinct from traditional scientific models which produce predictable o
 utcomes\, complex systems churn between order and chaos\, generating feedb
 ack loops\, self-organization\, and uncertain\, dynamic behavior.</p> <p>F
 uture Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertainty\, part of Getty’s 2024 PST
  ART: Art and Science Collide\, offers artistic frameworks for apprehendin
 g complexity in the 21st century. The exhibition presents emerging and est
 ablished contemporary artists who engage myriad complex systems\, includin
 g robotics\, evolutionary biology\, data surveillance\, global warming\, a
 nd bacterial intelligence. Ralf Baecker\, Lynn Hershman Leeson\, Julie Meh
 retu\, Pinar Yoldas\, Fernando Palma Rodríguez\, Clare Rojas\, Theresa Sch
 ubert\, Carolina Caycedo\, and David de Rozas will exhibit existing painti
 ngs\, sculptures\, and installations that reflect and activate complexity.
  Chico MacMurtrie\, Lucy & Cesar Collective\, Laura Splan\, Hege Tapio\, a
 nd Gail Wight are producing newly commissioned\, interdisciplinary works u
 nder the Beall Center’s Black Box Projects residency\, a program that faci
 litates collaborations between visiting artists and UC Irvine faculty rese
 archers.</p> <hr /> Saturday\, Oct. 5\, Opening Reception Information <p>P
 lease join us for the campus opening reception of our fall 2024 program\, 
 Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertainty. The event is scheduled t
 his <strong>Saturday\, Oct. 5\, from 2-6 p.m.</strong>\, with <strong>arti
 st and curator walkthroughs at 3 and 4 p.m</strong>.</p> <p>Future Tense: 
 Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertainty\, produced in partnership with Getty PS
 T ART: Art & Science Collide\, invites visitors to experience how complex 
 systems adapt over time to evolving conditions. From climate change to fin
 ancial collapse\, data surveillance to immigration politics\, weather patt
 erns to cultural histories\, the exhibition offers artistic frameworks for
  studying a world where phenomena are too entwined to be observed individu
 ally. </p> <p>Featuring work by Ralf Baecker\, Carolina Caycedo and David 
 de Rozas\, Newton Harrison and The Harrison Studio\, Forrest and Lula Kirk
 land\, Cesar & Lois\, Chico MacMurtrie\, Julie Mehretu\, Lynn Hershman Lee
 son\, Fernando Palma Rodríguez\, Clare Rojas\, Theresa Schubert\, Laura Sp
 lan\, Hege Tapio\, Gail Wight\, and Pinar Yoldas.</p> <p>Following the ope
 ning\, visitors are invited to join the UC Beall Center for Art + Technolo
 gy and Department of Drama for a <strong>staged reading of 'Arcadia' by To
 m Stoppard</strong>\, presented in the xMPL theater. <strong>Read more and
  RSVP here.</strong></p> <p>Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertain
 ty invites visitors to experience how complex systems adapt over time to e
 volving conditions. From climate change to financial collapse\, data surve
 illance to immigration politics\, weather patterns to cultural histories\,
  the exhibition offers artistic frameworks for studying a world where phen
 omena are too entwined to be observed individually. </p> <p><strong>Admiss
 ion is free. </strong></p> <p>The Future Tense exhibition and ancillary pr
 ogram of artist lectures\, symposia\, and performances\, has been generous
 ly supported by the Getty PST ART initiative and The Beall Family Foundati
 on.</p> <p><img alt='' src='/sites/default/files/u134/pst%20block.png' sty
 le='max-width: 100%' /></p> <p><strong>Learn More</strong></p> <p>Image cr
 edit: Laura Splan\, Baroque Bodies (Ambient Portals #1)\, 2022. Digital an
 imation created with 3D nucleosome model and AI-generated image. 01:23 min
 utes. This work was made possible by the Simons Foundation. Created in col
 laboration with Adam Lamson\, Science Collaborator and theoretical biophys
 icist at Flatiron Institute\, a division of the Simons Foundation. ©2022 L
 aura Splan.</p> <p><img alt='' src='/sites/default/files/BeallLogo_1_low.j
 pg' style='float:left\; height:75px\; margin:5px\; width:282px' /></p> <p>
  </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>712 Arts Plaza\, Irvine\, CA 92697 | 949-824-62
 06 | beallcenter.uci.edu | beallcenter@uci.edu<br /> Gallery hours: Tuesda
 y-Saturday\, noon-6 p.m.</p> <p><strong>Free admission</strong></p> <p>Gal
 lery hours are subject to change\, please check the gallery website for up
  to date information. </p> <img alt='' src='/sites/default/files/u134/Info
 box_info_icon.svg_.png' style='width: 50px\; height: 50px\;' />   <strong>
 Know Before You Go</strong><br /> Helpful hints for your visits including 
 parking\, directions\, and more! <p> </p> <p>Please visit our secure direc
 t giving page and make a gift to support the Beall Center for Art + Techno
 logy today!<br /> <strong>Make a Gift</strong></p> <p> </p>
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DTSTAMP:20260825T013205Z
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20250920T015121Z
DESCRIPTION:<strong>Extended through Jan. 4\, 2025 (by appointment)</strong
 > PST ART: Art & Science Collide Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Unce
 rtainty Curated by David Familian   Oct. 5\, 2024-Jan. 4\, 2025<br />\nTue
 sday-Saturday\, 12-6 p.m.<br />\nOpening Reception: Saturday\, Oct. 5\, 2-
 6 p.m. <p>WINTER HOURS</p> <p><strong>- Dec. 17-21: By appointment only</s
 trong><br />\n- Dec. 24-Jan. 2: CLOSED<br />\n- Jan 3-4: OPEN 12-6 p.m.</p
 > <p><strong>Appointments can be made by directly emailing gtolson@uci.edu
  or submitting a request form.</strong></p> <hr />\n<p>Curator Walkthrough
 s: Saturday\, Jan. 4\, 12-4 p.m.</p> Beall Center for Art + Technology <p>
 In partnership with the 2024 Getty PST ART initiative\, the UC Irvine Beal
 l Center for Art + Technology is proud to present Future Tense: Art\, Comp
 lexity\, and Uncertainty. Today\, many scientists and scholars across disc
 iplines agree that an understanding of complex systems is vital for studyi
 ng a world where conditions\, events\, and phenomena are too entwined to b
 e predicted or observed individually. Distinct from traditional scientific
  models which produce predictable outcomes\, complex systems churn between
  order and chaos\, generating feedback loops\, self-organization\, and unc
 ertain\, dynamic behavior.</p> <p>Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Unc
 ertainty\, part of Getty’s 2024 PST ART: Art and Science Collide\, offers 
 artistic frameworks for apprehending complexity in the 21st century. The e
 xhibition presents emerging and established contemporary artists who engag
 e myriad complex systems\, including robotics\, evolutionary biology\, dat
 a surveillance\, global warming\, and bacterial intelligence. Ralf Baecker
 \, Lynn Hershman Leeson\, Julie Mehretu\, Pinar Yoldas\, Fernando Palma Ro
 dríguez\, Clare Rojas\, Theresa Schubert\, Carolina Caycedo\, and David de
  Rozas will exhibit existing paintings\, sculptures\, and installations th
 at reflect and activate complexity. Chico MacMurtrie\, Lucy & Cesar Collec
 tive\, Laura Splan\, Hege Tapio\, and Gail Wight are producing newly commi
 ssioned\, interdisciplinary works under the Beall Center’s Black Box Proje
 cts residency\, a program that facilitates collaborations between visiting
  artists and UC Irvine faculty researchers.</p> <hr />\nSaturday\, Oct. 5\
 , Opening Reception Information <p>Please join us for the campus opening r
 eception of our fall 2024 program\, Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and U
 ncertainty. The event is scheduled this <strong>Saturday\, Oct. 5\, from 2
 -6 p.m.</strong>\, with <strong>artist and curator walkthroughs at 3 and 4
  p.m</strong>.</p> <p>Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertainty\, p
 roduced in partnership with Getty PST ART: Art & Science Collide\, invites
  visitors to experience how complex systems adapt over time to evolving co
 nditions. From climate change to financial collapse\, data surveillance to
  immigration politics\, weather patterns to cultural histories\, the exhib
 ition offers artistic frameworks for studying a world where phenomena are 
 too entwined to be observed individually. </p> <p>Featuring work by Ralf B
 aecker\, Carolina Caycedo and David de Rozas\, Newton Harrison and The Har
 rison Studio\, Forrest and Lula Kirkland\, Cesar & Lois\, Chico MacMurtrie
 \, Julie Mehretu\, Lynn Hershman Leeson\, Fernando Palma Rodríguez\, Clare
  Rojas\, Theresa Schubert\, Laura Splan\, Hege Tapio\, Gail Wight\, and Pi
 nar Yoldas.</p> <p>Following the opening\, visitors are invited to join th
 e UC Beall Center for Art + Technology and Department of Drama for a <stro
 ng>staged reading of 'Arcadia' by Tom Stoppard</strong>\, presented in the
  xMPL theater. <strong>Read more and RSVP here.</strong></p> <p>Future Ten
 se: Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertainty invites visitors to experience how 
 complex systems adapt over time to evolving conditions. From climate chang
 e to financial collapse\, data surveillance to immigration politics\, weat
 her patterns to cultural histories\, the exhibition offers artistic framew
 orks for studying a world where phenomena are too entwined to be observed 
 individually. </p> <p><strong>Admission is free. </strong></p> <p>The Futu
 re Tense exhibition and ancillary program of artist lectures\, symposia\, 
 and performances\, has been generously supported by the Getty PST ART init
 iative and The Beall Family Foundation.</p> <p></p> <p><strong>Learn More<
 /strong></p> <p>Image credit: Laura Splan\, Baroque Bodies (Ambient Portal
 s #1)\, 2022. Digital animation created with 3D nucleosome model and AI-ge
 nerated image. 01:23 minutes. This work was made possible by the Simons Fo
 undation. Created in collaboration with Adam Lamson\, Science Collaborator
  and theoretical biophysicist at Flatiron Institute\, a division of the Si
 mons Foundation. ©2022 Laura Splan.</p> <p></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p>
  <p>712 Arts Plaza\, Irvine\, CA 92697 | 949-824-6206 | beallcenter.uci.ed
 u | beallcenter@uci.edu<br />\nGallery hours: Tuesday-Saturday\, noon-6 p.
 m.</p> <p><strong>Free admission</strong></p> <p>Gallery hours are subject
  to change\, please check the gallery website for up to date information. 
 </p>    <strong>Know Before You Go</strong><br /> Helpful hints for your v
 isits including parking\, directions\, and more! <p> </p> <p>Please visit 
 our secure direct giving page and make a gift to support the Beall Center 
 for Art + Technology today!<br />\n<strong>Make a Gift</strong></p> <p> </
 p>
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250104T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250104T180000
LAST-MODIFIED:20250920T015121Z
SUMMARY:PST ART | Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertainty
TRANSP:OPAQUE
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<strong>Extended through Jan. 4\, 2025 (by app
 ointment)</strong> PST ART: Art & Science Collide Future Tense: Art\, Comp
 lexity\, and Uncertainty Curated by David Familian   Oct. 5\, 2024-Jan. 4\
 , 2025<br /> Tuesday-Saturday\, 12-6 p.m.<br /> Opening Reception: Saturda
 y\, Oct. 5\, 2-6 p.m. <blockquote> <p>WINTER HOURS</p> <p><strong>- Dec. 1
 7-21: By appointment only</strong><br /> - Dec. 24-Jan. 2: CLOSED<br /> - 
 Jan 3-4: OPEN 12-6 p.m.</p> <p><strong>Appointments can be made by directl
 y emailing gtolson@uci.edu or submitting a request form.</strong></p> <hr 
 /> <p>Curator Walkthroughs: Saturday\, Jan. 4\, 12-4 p.m.</p> </blockquote
 > Beall Center for Art + Technology <p>In partnership with the 2024 Getty 
 PST ART initiative\, the UC Irvine Beall Center for Art + Technology is pr
 oud to present Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertainty. Today\, m
 any scientists and scholars across disciplines agree that an understanding
  of complex systems is vital for studying a world where conditions\, event
 s\, and phenomena are too entwined to be predicted or observed individuall
 y. Distinct from traditional scientific models which produce predictable o
 utcomes\, complex systems churn between order and chaos\, generating feedb
 ack loops\, self-organization\, and uncertain\, dynamic behavior.</p> <p>F
 uture Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertainty\, part of Getty’s 2024 PST
  ART: Art and Science Collide\, offers artistic frameworks for apprehendin
 g complexity in the 21st century. The exhibition presents emerging and est
 ablished contemporary artists who engage myriad complex systems\, includin
 g robotics\, evolutionary biology\, data surveillance\, global warming\, a
 nd bacterial intelligence. Ralf Baecker\, Lynn Hershman Leeson\, Julie Meh
 retu\, Pinar Yoldas\, Fernando Palma Rodríguez\, Clare Rojas\, Theresa Sch
 ubert\, Carolina Caycedo\, and David de Rozas will exhibit existing painti
 ngs\, sculptures\, and installations that reflect and activate complexity.
  Chico MacMurtrie\, Lucy & Cesar Collective\, Laura Splan\, Hege Tapio\, a
 nd Gail Wight are producing newly commissioned\, interdisciplinary works u
 nder the Beall Center’s Black Box Projects residency\, a program that faci
 litates collaborations between visiting artists and UC Irvine faculty rese
 archers.</p> <hr /> Saturday\, Oct. 5\, Opening Reception Information <p>P
 lease join us for the campus opening reception of our fall 2024 program\, 
 Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertainty. The event is scheduled t
 his <strong>Saturday\, Oct. 5\, from 2-6 p.m.</strong>\, with <strong>arti
 st and curator walkthroughs at 3 and 4 p.m</strong>.</p> <p>Future Tense: 
 Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertainty\, produced in partnership with Getty PS
 T ART: Art & Science Collide\, invites visitors to experience how complex 
 systems adapt over time to evolving conditions. From climate change to fin
 ancial collapse\, data surveillance to immigration politics\, weather patt
 erns to cultural histories\, the exhibition offers artistic frameworks for
  studying a world where phenomena are too entwined to be observed individu
 ally. </p> <p>Featuring work by Ralf Baecker\, Carolina Caycedo and David 
 de Rozas\, Newton Harrison and The Harrison Studio\, Forrest and Lula Kirk
 land\, Cesar & Lois\, Chico MacMurtrie\, Julie Mehretu\, Lynn Hershman Lee
 son\, Fernando Palma Rodríguez\, Clare Rojas\, Theresa Schubert\, Laura Sp
 lan\, Hege Tapio\, Gail Wight\, and Pinar Yoldas.</p> <p>Following the ope
 ning\, visitors are invited to join the UC Beall Center for Art + Technolo
 gy and Department of Drama for a <strong>staged reading of 'Arcadia' by To
 m Stoppard</strong>\, presented in the xMPL theater. <strong>Read more and
  RSVP here.</strong></p> <p>Future Tense: Art\, Complexity\, and Uncertain
 ty invites visitors to experience how complex systems adapt over time to e
 volving conditions. From climate change to financial collapse\, data surve
 illance to immigration politics\, weather patterns to cultural histories\,
  the exhibition offers artistic frameworks for studying a world where phen
 omena are too entwined to be observed individually. </p> <p><strong>Admiss
 ion is free. </strong></p> <p>The Future Tense exhibition and ancillary pr
 ogram of artist lectures\, symposia\, and performances\, has been generous
 ly supported by the Getty PST ART initiative and The Beall Family Foundati
 on.</p> <p><img alt='' src='/sites/default/files/u134/pst%20block.png' sty
 le='max-width: 100%' /></p> <p><strong>Learn More</strong></p> <p>Image cr
 edit: Laura Splan\, Baroque Bodies (Ambient Portals #1)\, 2022. Digital an
 imation created with 3D nucleosome model and AI-generated image. 01:23 min
 utes. This work was made possible by the Simons Foundation. Created in col
 laboration with Adam Lamson\, Science Collaborator and theoretical biophys
 icist at Flatiron Institute\, a division of the Simons Foundation. ©2022 L
 aura Splan.</p> <p><img alt='' src='/sites/default/files/BeallLogo_1_low.j
 pg' style='float:left\; height:75px\; margin:5px\; width:282px' /></p> <p>
  </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>712 Arts Plaza\, Irvine\, CA 92697 | 949-824-62
 06 | beallcenter.uci.edu | beallcenter@uci.edu<br /> Gallery hours: Tuesda
 y-Saturday\, noon-6 p.m.</p> <p><strong>Free admission</strong></p> <p>Gal
 lery hours are subject to change\, please check the gallery website for up
  to date information. </p> <img alt='' src='/sites/default/files/u134/Info
 box_info_icon.svg_.png' style='width: 50px\; height: 50px\;' />   <strong>
 Know Before You Go</strong><br /> Helpful hints for your visits including 
 parking\, directions\, and more! <p> </p> <p>Please visit our secure direc
 t giving page and make a gift to support the Beall Center for Art + Techno
 logy today!<br /> <strong>Make a Gift</strong></p> <p> </p>
END:VEVENT
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