Artist Talk: Inez Chiapella

A textured sandy slope is covered in dozens of orange and yellow gourd-shaped ceramic objects, varying in size.

Date and Time

Mon, Jun 8, 2026 - 12:00pm
Concludes: 12:30 PM

Venue

Fine Arts Building 124 - Western Gallery

Part of the Exhibition

Perishable Goods

Join us for an artist talk with BFA student Inez Chiapella, with interview conducted by Western Gallery intern Sofia Arias.

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