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CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
DESCRIPTION:Pillar of Salt\n\nThe MFA Thesis Exhibition by TCU Painting Gra
 duate Student Corrie Thompson\n\n \n\nMoudy Gallery\, Texas Christian Unive
 rsity\n\n March 24 - 30\, 2022\n\nOpening reception\, Friday\, March 25\, 5
 -7 pm\n\n \n\n \n\nThe Art Galleries at TCU presents Pillar of Salt\, Corri
 e Thompson’s MFA thesis exhibition. Pillar of Salt will be on view from Mar
 ch 24-30\, 2022\, with an opening reception March 25th\, from 5-7 p.m. The 
 artist will also be available in the gallery on March 26th from 3-5 pm for 
 FWADA’s Spring Gallery Night.\n\nIn Pillar of Salt\, Thompson delves into e
 vents and cycles from her maternal family’s missionary history. She untangl
 es this history by repeating a litany of actions: marking\, erasing\, cutti
 ng\, stitching\, sorting\, packing. Drawings\, textiles\, and video all con
 stitute an emotional return to the places that formed her\, while revealing
  a perspective of removal\, or betweenness.\n\n \n\nThompson identifies the
  generational narrative of love and trauma that formed the environment of h
 er upbringing\, an environment that is also contextualized by global curren
 ts of patriarchy and colonialism. She aligns her practice with that of cont
 emporary artists who subvert systemic gender confines through textile\, enr
 iching and interrogating her own position in a domestic lineage through his
 torically sourced sewing practices. \n\n \n\nImages of ruin function as met
 aphors for personal\, familial\, or cultural loss. At the same time\, dispa
 rate parts become whole in many materials and media - the surface of a quil
 t\, the pages of a book\, and the confines of a box - suggesting reconcilia
 tion\, or potential for it. \n\n \n\nCorrie Thompson makes drawings\, books
 \, and textiles that explore tensions between identity and loss. Thompson g
 rew up between the United States\, Solomon Islands\, and Papua New Guinea\,
  and currently lives in Fort Worth\, Texas where she is a Master of Fine Ar
 ts candidate in Painting at Texas Christian University. She received her Ba
 chelor of Arts in Studio Art at North Park University in Chicago\, Illinois
  in 2013. Her work has recently been exhibited at Moncrief Cancer Institute
 \, PRP Gallery\, and Fort Worth Contemporary Arts\, and she has upcoming sh
 ows at Blind Alley and Arts Fort Worth.\n\n \n\nInstagram: @corrie_thompson
 \n\nwww.corriethompson.net\n\ncorrie.e.thompson@gmail.com\n\n \n\n_________
 _____________________   \n\n \n\nAbout Moudy Gallery\n\n \n\nMoudy Gallery 
 is located on the Texas Christian University campus in Moudy North Building
  at 2805 S. University Dr\, Fort Worth\, TX 76129. Regular opening hours ar
 e Monday to Friday 11am – 4pm\, Saturdays 1-4pm\, and by appointment. Admis
 sion is free. \n\n \n\nFor more information about this exhibition\, images 
 for press\, or details about other activities of The Art Galleries at TCU p
 lease visit the Galleries website www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu\, email thear
 tgalleries@tcu.edu\, or call 817-257-2588.\n\n \n\nLink Tree: https://linkt
 r.ee/tcuartgalleries\n\nFacebook: Fort Worth Contemporary Arts | Moudy Gall
 ery\n\nInstagram: @tcuartgalleries\n\nArtsy: www.artsy.net/fort-worth-conte
 mporary-arts\n\nTwitter: @TCU_Galleries\n\nYouTube: The Art Galleries at TC
 U
DTEND:20220324T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260309T033850Z
DTSTART:20220324T160000Z
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Corrie Thompson: Pillar of Salt
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_36892449960560
URL:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/corrie_thompson_mfa_thesis_exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
DESCRIPTION:Pillar of Salt\n\nThe MFA Thesis Exhibition by TCU Painting Gra
 duate Student Corrie Thompson\n\n \n\nMoudy Gallery\, Texas Christian Unive
 rsity\n\n March 24 - 30\, 2022\n\nOpening reception\, Friday\, March 25\, 5
 -7 pm\n\n \n\n \n\nThe Art Galleries at TCU presents Pillar of Salt\, Corri
 e Thompson’s MFA thesis exhibition. Pillar of Salt will be on view from Mar
 ch 24-30\, 2022\, with an opening reception March 25th\, from 5-7 p.m. The 
 artist will also be available in the gallery on March 26th from 3-5 pm for 
 FWADA’s Spring Gallery Night.\n\nIn Pillar of Salt\, Thompson delves into e
 vents and cycles from her maternal family’s missionary history. She untangl
 es this history by repeating a litany of actions: marking\, erasing\, cutti
 ng\, stitching\, sorting\, packing. Drawings\, textiles\, and video all con
 stitute an emotional return to the places that formed her\, while revealing
  a perspective of removal\, or betweenness.\n\n \n\nThompson identifies the
  generational narrative of love and trauma that formed the environment of h
 er upbringing\, an environment that is also contextualized by global curren
 ts of patriarchy and colonialism. She aligns her practice with that of cont
 emporary artists who subvert systemic gender confines through textile\, enr
 iching and interrogating her own position in a domestic lineage through his
 torically sourced sewing practices. \n\n \n\nImages of ruin function as met
 aphors for personal\, familial\, or cultural loss. At the same time\, dispa
 rate parts become whole in many materials and media - the surface of a quil
 t\, the pages of a book\, and the confines of a box - suggesting reconcilia
 tion\, or potential for it. \n\n \n\nCorrie Thompson makes drawings\, books
 \, and textiles that explore tensions between identity and loss. Thompson g
 rew up between the United States\, Solomon Islands\, and Papua New Guinea\,
  and currently lives in Fort Worth\, Texas where she is a Master of Fine Ar
 ts candidate in Painting at Texas Christian University. She received her Ba
 chelor of Arts in Studio Art at North Park University in Chicago\, Illinois
  in 2013. Her work has recently been exhibited at Moncrief Cancer Institute
 \, PRP Gallery\, and Fort Worth Contemporary Arts\, and she has upcoming sh
 ows at Blind Alley and Arts Fort Worth.\n\n \n\nInstagram: @corrie_thompson
 \n\nwww.corriethompson.net\n\ncorrie.e.thompson@gmail.com\n\n \n\n_________
 _____________________   \n\n \n\nAbout Moudy Gallery\n\n \n\nMoudy Gallery 
 is located on the Texas Christian University campus in Moudy North Building
  at 2805 S. University Dr\, Fort Worth\, TX 76129. Regular opening hours ar
 e Monday to Friday 11am – 4pm\, Saturdays 1-4pm\, and by appointment. Admis
 sion is free. \n\n \n\nFor more information about this exhibition\, images 
 for press\, or details about other activities of The Art Galleries at TCU p
 lease visit the Galleries website www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu\, email thear
 tgalleries@tcu.edu\, or call 817-257-2588.\n\n \n\nLink Tree: https://linkt
 r.ee/tcuartgalleries\n\nFacebook: Fort Worth Contemporary Arts | Moudy Gall
 ery\n\nInstagram: @tcuartgalleries\n\nArtsy: www.artsy.net/fort-worth-conte
 mporary-arts\n\nTwitter: @TCU_Galleries\n\nYouTube: The Art Galleries at TC
 U
DTEND:20220325T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260309T033850Z
DTSTART:20220325T160000Z
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Corrie Thompson: Pillar of Salt
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_36892449962609
URL:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/corrie_thompson_mfa_thesis_exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
DESCRIPTION:Pillar of Salt\n\nThe MFA Thesis Exhibition by TCU Painting Gra
 duate Student Corrie Thompson\n\n \n\nMoudy Gallery\, Texas Christian Unive
 rsity\n\n March 24 - 30\, 2022\n\nOpening reception\, Friday\, March 25\, 5
 -7 pm\n\n \n\n \n\nThe Art Galleries at TCU presents Pillar of Salt\, Corri
 e Thompson’s MFA thesis exhibition. Pillar of Salt will be on view from Mar
 ch 24-30\, 2022\, with an opening reception March 25th\, from 5-7 p.m. The 
 artist will also be available in the gallery on March 26th from 3-5 pm for 
 FWADA’s Spring Gallery Night.\n\nIn Pillar of Salt\, Thompson delves into e
 vents and cycles from her maternal family’s missionary history. She untangl
 es this history by repeating a litany of actions: marking\, erasing\, cutti
 ng\, stitching\, sorting\, packing. Drawings\, textiles\, and video all con
 stitute an emotional return to the places that formed her\, while revealing
  a perspective of removal\, or betweenness.\n\n \n\nThompson identifies the
  generational narrative of love and trauma that formed the environment of h
 er upbringing\, an environment that is also contextualized by global curren
 ts of patriarchy and colonialism. She aligns her practice with that of cont
 emporary artists who subvert systemic gender confines through textile\, enr
 iching and interrogating her own position in a domestic lineage through his
 torically sourced sewing practices. \n\n \n\nImages of ruin function as met
 aphors for personal\, familial\, or cultural loss. At the same time\, dispa
 rate parts become whole in many materials and media - the surface of a quil
 t\, the pages of a book\, and the confines of a box - suggesting reconcilia
 tion\, or potential for it. \n\n \n\nCorrie Thompson makes drawings\, books
 \, and textiles that explore tensions between identity and loss. Thompson g
 rew up between the United States\, Solomon Islands\, and Papua New Guinea\,
  and currently lives in Fort Worth\, Texas where she is a Master of Fine Ar
 ts candidate in Painting at Texas Christian University. She received her Ba
 chelor of Arts in Studio Art at North Park University in Chicago\, Illinois
  in 2013. Her work has recently been exhibited at Moncrief Cancer Institute
 \, PRP Gallery\, and Fort Worth Contemporary Arts\, and she has upcoming sh
 ows at Blind Alley and Arts Fort Worth.\n\n \n\nInstagram: @corrie_thompson
 \n\nwww.corriethompson.net\n\ncorrie.e.thompson@gmail.com\n\n \n\n_________
 _____________________   \n\n \n\nAbout Moudy Gallery\n\n \n\nMoudy Gallery 
 is located on the Texas Christian University campus in Moudy North Building
  at 2805 S. University Dr\, Fort Worth\, TX 76129. Regular opening hours ar
 e Monday to Friday 11am – 4pm\, Saturdays 1-4pm\, and by appointment. Admis
 sion is free. \n\n \n\nFor more information about this exhibition\, images 
 for press\, or details about other activities of The Art Galleries at TCU p
 lease visit the Galleries website www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu\, email thear
 tgalleries@tcu.edu\, or call 817-257-2588.\n\n \n\nLink Tree: https://linkt
 r.ee/tcuartgalleries\n\nFacebook: Fort Worth Contemporary Arts | Moudy Gall
 ery\n\nInstagram: @tcuartgalleries\n\nArtsy: www.artsy.net/fort-worth-conte
 mporary-arts\n\nTwitter: @TCU_Galleries\n\nYouTube: The Art Galleries at TC
 U
DTEND:20220326T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260309T033850Z
DTSTART:20220325T220000Z
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Corrie Thompson: Pillar of Salt
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39447446293359
URL:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/corrie_thompson_mfa_thesis_exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
DESCRIPTION:Pillar of Salt\n\nThe MFA Thesis Exhibition by TCU Painting Gra
 duate Student Corrie Thompson\n\n \n\nMoudy Gallery\, Texas Christian Unive
 rsity\n\n March 24 - 30\, 2022\n\nOpening reception\, Friday\, March 25\, 5
 -7 pm\n\n \n\n \n\nThe Art Galleries at TCU presents Pillar of Salt\, Corri
 e Thompson’s MFA thesis exhibition. Pillar of Salt will be on view from Mar
 ch 24-30\, 2022\, with an opening reception March 25th\, from 5-7 p.m. The 
 artist will also be available in the gallery on March 26th from 3-5 pm for 
 FWADA’s Spring Gallery Night.\n\nIn Pillar of Salt\, Thompson delves into e
 vents and cycles from her maternal family’s missionary history. She untangl
 es this history by repeating a litany of actions: marking\, erasing\, cutti
 ng\, stitching\, sorting\, packing. Drawings\, textiles\, and video all con
 stitute an emotional return to the places that formed her\, while revealing
  a perspective of removal\, or betweenness.\n\n \n\nThompson identifies the
  generational narrative of love and trauma that formed the environment of h
 er upbringing\, an environment that is also contextualized by global curren
 ts of patriarchy and colonialism. She aligns her practice with that of cont
 emporary artists who subvert systemic gender confines through textile\, enr
 iching and interrogating her own position in a domestic lineage through his
 torically sourced sewing practices. \n\n \n\nImages of ruin function as met
 aphors for personal\, familial\, or cultural loss. At the same time\, dispa
 rate parts become whole in many materials and media - the surface of a quil
 t\, the pages of a book\, and the confines of a box - suggesting reconcilia
 tion\, or potential for it. \n\n \n\nCorrie Thompson makes drawings\, books
 \, and textiles that explore tensions between identity and loss. Thompson g
 rew up between the United States\, Solomon Islands\, and Papua New Guinea\,
  and currently lives in Fort Worth\, Texas where she is a Master of Fine Ar
 ts candidate in Painting at Texas Christian University. She received her Ba
 chelor of Arts in Studio Art at North Park University in Chicago\, Illinois
  in 2013. Her work has recently been exhibited at Moncrief Cancer Institute
 \, PRP Gallery\, and Fort Worth Contemporary Arts\, and she has upcoming sh
 ows at Blind Alley and Arts Fort Worth.\n\n \n\nInstagram: @corrie_thompson
 \n\nwww.corriethompson.net\n\ncorrie.e.thompson@gmail.com\n\n \n\n_________
 _____________________   \n\n \n\nAbout Moudy Gallery\n\n \n\nMoudy Gallery 
 is located on the Texas Christian University campus in Moudy North Building
  at 2805 S. University Dr\, Fort Worth\, TX 76129. Regular opening hours ar
 e Monday to Friday 11am – 4pm\, Saturdays 1-4pm\, and by appointment. Admis
 sion is free. \n\n \n\nFor more information about this exhibition\, images 
 for press\, or details about other activities of The Art Galleries at TCU p
 lease visit the Galleries website www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu\, email thear
 tgalleries@tcu.edu\, or call 817-257-2588.\n\n \n\nLink Tree: https://linkt
 r.ee/tcuartgalleries\n\nFacebook: Fort Worth Contemporary Arts | Moudy Gall
 ery\n\nInstagram: @tcuartgalleries\n\nArtsy: www.artsy.net/fort-worth-conte
 mporary-arts\n\nTwitter: @TCU_Galleries\n\nYouTube: The Art Galleries at TC
 U
DTEND:20220327T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260309T033850Z
DTSTART:20220326T170000Z
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Corrie Thompson: Pillar of Salt
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_36892449963634
URL:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/corrie_thompson_mfa_thesis_exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
DESCRIPTION:Pillar of Salt\n\nThe MFA Thesis Exhibition by TCU Painting Gra
 duate Student Corrie Thompson\n\n \n\nMoudy Gallery\, Texas Christian Unive
 rsity\n\n March 24 - 30\, 2022\n\nOpening reception\, Friday\, March 25\, 5
 -7 pm\n\n \n\n \n\nThe Art Galleries at TCU presents Pillar of Salt\, Corri
 e Thompson’s MFA thesis exhibition. Pillar of Salt will be on view from Mar
 ch 24-30\, 2022\, with an opening reception March 25th\, from 5-7 p.m. The 
 artist will also be available in the gallery on March 26th from 3-5 pm for 
 FWADA’s Spring Gallery Night.\n\nIn Pillar of Salt\, Thompson delves into e
 vents and cycles from her maternal family’s missionary history. She untangl
 es this history by repeating a litany of actions: marking\, erasing\, cutti
 ng\, stitching\, sorting\, packing. Drawings\, textiles\, and video all con
 stitute an emotional return to the places that formed her\, while revealing
  a perspective of removal\, or betweenness.\n\n \n\nThompson identifies the
  generational narrative of love and trauma that formed the environment of h
 er upbringing\, an environment that is also contextualized by global curren
 ts of patriarchy and colonialism. She aligns her practice with that of cont
 emporary artists who subvert systemic gender confines through textile\, enr
 iching and interrogating her own position in a domestic lineage through his
 torically sourced sewing practices. \n\n \n\nImages of ruin function as met
 aphors for personal\, familial\, or cultural loss. At the same time\, dispa
 rate parts become whole in many materials and media - the surface of a quil
 t\, the pages of a book\, and the confines of a box - suggesting reconcilia
 tion\, or potential for it. \n\n \n\nCorrie Thompson makes drawings\, books
 \, and textiles that explore tensions between identity and loss. Thompson g
 rew up between the United States\, Solomon Islands\, and Papua New Guinea\,
  and currently lives in Fort Worth\, Texas where she is a Master of Fine Ar
 ts candidate in Painting at Texas Christian University. She received her Ba
 chelor of Arts in Studio Art at North Park University in Chicago\, Illinois
  in 2013. Her work has recently been exhibited at Moncrief Cancer Institute
 \, PRP Gallery\, and Fort Worth Contemporary Arts\, and she has upcoming sh
 ows at Blind Alley and Arts Fort Worth.\n\n \n\nInstagram: @corrie_thompson
 \n\nwww.corriethompson.net\n\ncorrie.e.thompson@gmail.com\n\n \n\n_________
 _____________________   \n\n \n\nAbout Moudy Gallery\n\n \n\nMoudy Gallery 
 is located on the Texas Christian University campus in Moudy North Building
  at 2805 S. University Dr\, Fort Worth\, TX 76129. Regular opening hours ar
 e Monday to Friday 11am – 4pm\, Saturdays 1-4pm\, and by appointment. Admis
 sion is free. \n\n \n\nFor more information about this exhibition\, images 
 for press\, or details about other activities of The Art Galleries at TCU p
 lease visit the Galleries website www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu\, email thear
 tgalleries@tcu.edu\, or call 817-257-2588.\n\n \n\nLink Tree: https://linkt
 r.ee/tcuartgalleries\n\nFacebook: Fort Worth Contemporary Arts | Moudy Gall
 ery\n\nInstagram: @tcuartgalleries\n\nArtsy: www.artsy.net/fort-worth-conte
 mporary-arts\n\nTwitter: @TCU_Galleries\n\nYouTube: The Art Galleries at TC
 U
DTEND:20220328T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260309T033850Z
DTSTART:20220328T160000Z
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Corrie Thompson: Pillar of Salt
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_36892449964659
URL:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/corrie_thompson_mfa_thesis_exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
DESCRIPTION:Pillar of Salt\n\nThe MFA Thesis Exhibition by TCU Painting Gra
 duate Student Corrie Thompson\n\n \n\nMoudy Gallery\, Texas Christian Unive
 rsity\n\n March 24 - 30\, 2022\n\nOpening reception\, Friday\, March 25\, 5
 -7 pm\n\n \n\n \n\nThe Art Galleries at TCU presents Pillar of Salt\, Corri
 e Thompson’s MFA thesis exhibition. Pillar of Salt will be on view from Mar
 ch 24-30\, 2022\, with an opening reception March 25th\, from 5-7 p.m. The 
 artist will also be available in the gallery on March 26th from 3-5 pm for 
 FWADA’s Spring Gallery Night.\n\nIn Pillar of Salt\, Thompson delves into e
 vents and cycles from her maternal family’s missionary history. She untangl
 es this history by repeating a litany of actions: marking\, erasing\, cutti
 ng\, stitching\, sorting\, packing. Drawings\, textiles\, and video all con
 stitute an emotional return to the places that formed her\, while revealing
  a perspective of removal\, or betweenness.\n\n \n\nThompson identifies the
  generational narrative of love and trauma that formed the environment of h
 er upbringing\, an environment that is also contextualized by global curren
 ts of patriarchy and colonialism. She aligns her practice with that of cont
 emporary artists who subvert systemic gender confines through textile\, enr
 iching and interrogating her own position in a domestic lineage through his
 torically sourced sewing practices. \n\n \n\nImages of ruin function as met
 aphors for personal\, familial\, or cultural loss. At the same time\, dispa
 rate parts become whole in many materials and media - the surface of a quil
 t\, the pages of a book\, and the confines of a box - suggesting reconcilia
 tion\, or potential for it. \n\n \n\nCorrie Thompson makes drawings\, books
 \, and textiles that explore tensions between identity and loss. Thompson g
 rew up between the United States\, Solomon Islands\, and Papua New Guinea\,
  and currently lives in Fort Worth\, Texas where she is a Master of Fine Ar
 ts candidate in Painting at Texas Christian University. She received her Ba
 chelor of Arts in Studio Art at North Park University in Chicago\, Illinois
  in 2013. Her work has recently been exhibited at Moncrief Cancer Institute
 \, PRP Gallery\, and Fort Worth Contemporary Arts\, and she has upcoming sh
 ows at Blind Alley and Arts Fort Worth.\n\n \n\nInstagram: @corrie_thompson
 \n\nwww.corriethompson.net\n\ncorrie.e.thompson@gmail.com\n\n \n\n_________
 _____________________   \n\n \n\nAbout Moudy Gallery\n\n \n\nMoudy Gallery 
 is located on the Texas Christian University campus in Moudy North Building
  at 2805 S. University Dr\, Fort Worth\, TX 76129. Regular opening hours ar
 e Monday to Friday 11am – 4pm\, Saturdays 1-4pm\, and by appointment. Admis
 sion is free. \n\n \n\nFor more information about this exhibition\, images 
 for press\, or details about other activities of The Art Galleries at TCU p
 lease visit the Galleries website www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu\, email thear
 tgalleries@tcu.edu\, or call 817-257-2588.\n\n \n\nLink Tree: https://linkt
 r.ee/tcuartgalleries\n\nFacebook: Fort Worth Contemporary Arts | Moudy Gall
 ery\n\nInstagram: @tcuartgalleries\n\nArtsy: www.artsy.net/fort-worth-conte
 mporary-arts\n\nTwitter: @TCU_Galleries\n\nYouTube: The Art Galleries at TC
 U
DTEND:20220329T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260309T033850Z
DTSTART:20220329T160000Z
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Corrie Thompson: Pillar of Salt
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_36892449967732
URL:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/corrie_thompson_mfa_thesis_exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
DESCRIPTION:Pillar of Salt\n\nThe MFA Thesis Exhibition by TCU Painting Gra
 duate Student Corrie Thompson\n\n \n\nMoudy Gallery\, Texas Christian Unive
 rsity\n\n March 24 - 30\, 2022\n\nOpening reception\, Friday\, March 25\, 5
 -7 pm\n\n \n\n \n\nThe Art Galleries at TCU presents Pillar of Salt\, Corri
 e Thompson’s MFA thesis exhibition. Pillar of Salt will be on view from Mar
 ch 24-30\, 2022\, with an opening reception March 25th\, from 5-7 p.m. The 
 artist will also be available in the gallery on March 26th from 3-5 pm for 
 FWADA’s Spring Gallery Night.\n\nIn Pillar of Salt\, Thompson delves into e
 vents and cycles from her maternal family’s missionary history. She untangl
 es this history by repeating a litany of actions: marking\, erasing\, cutti
 ng\, stitching\, sorting\, packing. Drawings\, textiles\, and video all con
 stitute an emotional return to the places that formed her\, while revealing
  a perspective of removal\, or betweenness.\n\n \n\nThompson identifies the
  generational narrative of love and trauma that formed the environment of h
 er upbringing\, an environment that is also contextualized by global curren
 ts of patriarchy and colonialism. She aligns her practice with that of cont
 emporary artists who subvert systemic gender confines through textile\, enr
 iching and interrogating her own position in a domestic lineage through his
 torically sourced sewing practices. \n\n \n\nImages of ruin function as met
 aphors for personal\, familial\, or cultural loss. At the same time\, dispa
 rate parts become whole in many materials and media - the surface of a quil
 t\, the pages of a book\, and the confines of a box - suggesting reconcilia
 tion\, or potential for it. \n\n \n\nCorrie Thompson makes drawings\, books
 \, and textiles that explore tensions between identity and loss. Thompson g
 rew up between the United States\, Solomon Islands\, and Papua New Guinea\,
  and currently lives in Fort Worth\, Texas where she is a Master of Fine Ar
 ts candidate in Painting at Texas Christian University. She received her Ba
 chelor of Arts in Studio Art at North Park University in Chicago\, Illinois
  in 2013. Her work has recently been exhibited at Moncrief Cancer Institute
 \, PRP Gallery\, and Fort Worth Contemporary Arts\, and she has upcoming sh
 ows at Blind Alley and Arts Fort Worth.\n\n \n\nInstagram: @corrie_thompson
 \n\nwww.corriethompson.net\n\ncorrie.e.thompson@gmail.com\n\n \n\n_________
 _____________________   \n\n \n\nAbout Moudy Gallery\n\n \n\nMoudy Gallery 
 is located on the Texas Christian University campus in Moudy North Building
  at 2805 S. University Dr\, Fort Worth\, TX 76129. Regular opening hours ar
 e Monday to Friday 11am – 4pm\, Saturdays 1-4pm\, and by appointment. Admis
 sion is free. \n\n \n\nFor more information about this exhibition\, images 
 for press\, or details about other activities of The Art Galleries at TCU p
 lease visit the Galleries website www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu\, email thear
 tgalleries@tcu.edu\, or call 817-257-2588.\n\n \n\nLink Tree: https://linkt
 r.ee/tcuartgalleries\n\nFacebook: Fort Worth Contemporary Arts | Moudy Gall
 ery\n\nInstagram: @tcuartgalleries\n\nArtsy: www.artsy.net/fort-worth-conte
 mporary-arts\n\nTwitter: @TCU_Galleries\n\nYouTube: The Art Galleries at TC
 U
DTEND:20220330T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260309T033850Z
DTSTART:20220330T160000Z
LOCATION:Moudy Gallery
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Corrie Thompson: Pillar of Salt
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_36892449969781
URL:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/corrie_thompson_mfa_thesis_exhibition
END:VEVENT
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