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On Air Today: Amalia Pica of “Drawn to Explain”
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Internationally-renowned artist Amalia Pica was recently commissioned by UNC and the Ackland Art Museum to do a large-scale piece at the Craige Parking Deck, called “Drawn to Explain.” With the installation officially complete, Pica speaks with 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell about the process, her inspiration, and what makes it different from her other work. Plus, Pica previews a free talk she will give at the Ackland Art Museum about “Drawn to Explain” on Thursday. To sign up for the Artist Talk open to the public, visit the Ackland’s website. Presented by the Ackland Art Museum. Listen: The post On Air Today: Amalia Pica of “Drawn to Explain” appeared first on Chapelboro.com.
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