BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute X-WR-TIMEZONE:Central Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170618550 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220221 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170620599 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220222 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170622648 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220223 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170624697 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220224 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170626746 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220225 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170627771 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220226 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170629820 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220227 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170631869 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220228 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170633918 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220301 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170635967 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220302 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170638016 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220303 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170640065 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220304 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170641090 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220305 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170643139 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220306 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170646212 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220307 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170647237 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220308 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170649286 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220309 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170652359 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220310 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170653384 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220311 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170655433 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220312 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170657482 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220313 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170660555 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220314 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170662604 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220315 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170664653 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220316 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170666702 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220317 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170668751 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220318 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170671824 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220319 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083946Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170673873 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220320 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170675922 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220321 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170677971 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220322 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170680020 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220323 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170683093 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220324 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170685142 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220325 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170687191 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220326 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170690264 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220327 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170692313 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220328 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083947Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170695386 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220329 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083948Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170697435 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220330 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083948Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170699484 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220331 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083948Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170701533 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220401 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083948Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170704606 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220402 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083948Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170706655 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220403 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170708704 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220404 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170710753 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220405 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170712802 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220406 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170714851 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220407 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170716900 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220408 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170718949 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220409 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170722022 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220410 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170724071 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220411 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170728168 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220412 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170730217 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220413 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170732266 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220414 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170735339 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220415 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170737388 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220416 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170739437 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220417 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170741486 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220418 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170743535 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220419 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170746608 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220420 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170748657 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220421 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083951Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170751730 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220422 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170753779 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220423 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170756852 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220424 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170758901 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220425 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170760950 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220426 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170762999 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220427 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170766072 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220428 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170768121 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220429 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170770170 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220430 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170772219 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220501 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170774268 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220502 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170777341 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220503 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170779390 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220504 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170781439 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220505 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170783488 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220506 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170785537 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220507 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170787586 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220508 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170789635 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220509 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170792708 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220510 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170794757 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220511 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260817T083952Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39431170796806 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220512 DESCRIPTION:One And One\n\nZeke Willaims\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute\n\nFe bruary 21 – May 12\, 2022\n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute in partnership wi th the Texas Christian University School of Art presents One And One\, a s olo show featuring work by Zeke Willaims. It will be on view from February 21st through May 12th\, 2022. The Moncrief Cancer Institute is not open t o the public for regular exhibition hours due to COVID-19 restrictions\, h owever\, this exhibition is available virtually at https://linktr.ee/moncr iefartgallery.\n\nThese paintings started as images created using the Noby Noby Boy iOS app. The Noby Noby Boy app was a small offshoot of a semi-po pular video game for the PlayStation 3 of the same name\, developed by Kei ta Takahashi. Takahashi is more famous for the game Katamari Damacy. The N oby Noby Boy game was a large collaboration\, where all the users would wo rk together to stretch a character to reach out to nearby planets in our s olar system. All the players’ efforts were added together to accomplish this goal. It became clear after a few months that by simply playing the g ame\, the collective would never be able to reach Pluto and head back to t he Sun. The iOS app was created as an off-shoot of the original game\, an d any distance traveled by the app users was added to the in-game total. H owever\, it still took six years for the game to reach its conclusion. Bec ause of the main in-game goal of collectively reaching for the planets\, I chose to title the pieces in this series using a list of minor planets fr om Wikipedia. \n\nThis game was particularly important to my wife Melissa and me as it was an activity we would do together regularly. When the iOS app came out\, we would often make drawings together and sometimes even le t our cat play\, too. The game no longer works in the current iOS but we h ave saved an original iPad with the game installed and periodically boot i t up to make drawings. \n\nThe drawings from the Noby Noby Boy iOS app are processed in Adobe Illustrator to create a composition that is then fille d with patterns and colors\, both native to Illustrator and created from s cratch. They are then printed onto two 3 x 4 foot canvases with an inkjet printer and then joined with mending plates to reach their final size.\n\n Moncrief Cancer Institute provides Tarrant County and surrounding communit ies with the foremost science\, resources\, and programs to reduce the thr eat and impact of cancer. The partnership between Moncrief Cancer Institut e and the TCU School of Art celebrates the vital relationship between art and medicine and how art positively impacts the patient experience. TCU gr aduate students are selected to participate as guest curators and then men tored through the exhibition-making process by staff of The Art Galleries at TCU. \n\nMoncrief Cancer Institute Contact: Tracy Greene\n\nManager\, M arketing and Communications \n\n400 W. Magnolia Ave.\, Fort Worth\, TX 761 04 \n\n817-288-9803\, tracy.greene@moncrief.com LOCATION: SUMMARY:"One And One" by Zeke Williams at Moncrief Cancer Institute URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.tcu.edu/event/one_and_one_by_zeke_williams_a t_moncrief_cancer_institute CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR