BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Aida Lizalde\, Mar dormido X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260715T020526Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50444670210937 DTSTART:20250905T130000Z DTEND:20250905T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Aida Lizalde is the 2023 awardee of the 2023\, $10\,000 Yeck Pu rchase Award. In this recent exhibition\,\n\nMar dormido\, the artist cons iders the subtle registers of transformation that unfold over geological \ n\ntime and observes the rhythms of erosion\, burial\, and celestial drift \, positioning materials as quiet \n\nrecord-keepers of cycles that often transcend human perception. The series of works included a range of cerami c vessels\, sculptural forms\, textiles\, and found objects. They are a co llaboration with materials and natural phenomena alike\, acknowledging the ir capacity to record\, respond\, and transform under the forces of time\, \n\nsediment\, decomposition\, weathering\, pressure\, and heat. Some of the objects incorporate clay harvested from the Sunfair dry lake bed in th e Mojave Desert\, where the artists currently resides\, engaging with the residue of an ancient\, now dormant sea\; others were buried or exposed to the elements for various periods\, as acts of collaboration with the dese rt itself and the ghosts of its tides. Mar dormido—Spanish for “sleepi ng sea”—invokes the haunting presence of water in its absence. The exh ibition asks how objects metabolize time\, not through spectacle\, but thr ough the quiet vestiges of perpetual transformation. GEO:39.503322;-84.731907 LOCATION:Hiestand Galleries\, 111 Hiestand Hall SUMMARY:Aida Lizalde\, Mar dormido URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/aida-lizalde-mar-dormido CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260715T020526Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50444670211962 DTSTART:20250908T130000Z DTEND:20250908T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Aida Lizalde is the 2023 awardee of the 2023\, $10\,000 Yeck Pu rchase Award. In this recent exhibition\,\n\nMar dormido\, the artist cons iders the subtle registers of transformation that unfold over geological \ n\ntime and observes the rhythms of erosion\, burial\, and celestial drift \, positioning materials as quiet \n\nrecord-keepers of cycles that often transcend human perception. The series of works included a range of cerami c vessels\, sculptural forms\, textiles\, and found objects. They are a co llaboration with materials and natural phenomena alike\, acknowledging the ir capacity to record\, respond\, and transform under the forces of time\, \n\nsediment\, decomposition\, weathering\, pressure\, and heat. Some of the objects incorporate clay harvested from the Sunfair dry lake bed in th e Mojave Desert\, where the artists currently resides\, engaging with the residue of an ancient\, now dormant sea\; others were buried or exposed to the elements for various periods\, as acts of collaboration with the dese rt itself and the ghosts of its tides. Mar dormido—Spanish for “sleepi ng sea”—invokes the haunting presence of water in its absence. The exh ibition asks how objects metabolize time\, not through spectacle\, but thr ough the quiet vestiges of perpetual transformation. GEO:39.503322;-84.731907 LOCATION:Hiestand Galleries\, 111 Hiestand Hall SUMMARY:Aida Lizalde\, Mar dormido URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/aida-lizalde-mar-dormido CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260715T020526Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50444670214011 DTSTART:20250909T130000Z DTEND:20250909T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Aida Lizalde is the 2023 awardee of the 2023\, $10\,000 Yeck Pu rchase Award. In this recent exhibition\,\n\nMar dormido\, the artist cons iders the subtle registers of transformation that unfold over geological \ n\ntime and observes the rhythms of erosion\, burial\, and celestial drift \, positioning materials as quiet \n\nrecord-keepers of cycles that often transcend human perception. The series of works included a range of cerami c vessels\, sculptural forms\, textiles\, and found objects. They are a co llaboration with materials and natural phenomena alike\, acknowledging the ir capacity to record\, respond\, and transform under the forces of time\, \n\nsediment\, decomposition\, weathering\, pressure\, and heat. Some of the objects incorporate clay harvested from the Sunfair dry lake bed in th e Mojave Desert\, where the artists currently resides\, engaging with the residue of an ancient\, now dormant sea\; others were buried or exposed to the elements for various periods\, as acts of collaboration with the dese rt itself and the ghosts of its tides. Mar dormido—Spanish for “sleepi ng sea”—invokes the haunting presence of water in its absence. The exh ibition asks how objects metabolize time\, not through spectacle\, but thr ough the quiet vestiges of perpetual transformation. GEO:39.503322;-84.731907 LOCATION:Hiestand Galleries\, 111 Hiestand Hall SUMMARY:Aida Lizalde\, Mar dormido URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/aida-lizalde-mar-dormido CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260715T020526Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50444670216060 DTSTART:20250910T130000Z DTEND:20250910T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Aida Lizalde is the 2023 awardee of the 2023\, $10\,000 Yeck Pu rchase Award. In this recent exhibition\,\n\nMar dormido\, the artist cons iders the subtle registers of transformation that unfold over geological \ n\ntime and observes the rhythms of erosion\, burial\, and celestial drift \, positioning materials as quiet \n\nrecord-keepers of cycles that often transcend human perception. The series of works included a range of cerami c vessels\, sculptural forms\, textiles\, and found objects. They are a co llaboration with materials and natural phenomena alike\, acknowledging the ir capacity to record\, respond\, and transform under the forces of time\, \n\nsediment\, decomposition\, weathering\, pressure\, and heat. Some of the objects incorporate clay harvested from the Sunfair dry lake bed in th e Mojave Desert\, where the artists currently resides\, engaging with the residue of an ancient\, now dormant sea\; others were buried or exposed to the elements for various periods\, as acts of collaboration with the dese rt itself and the ghosts of its tides. Mar dormido—Spanish for “sleepi ng sea”—invokes the haunting presence of water in its absence. The exh ibition asks how objects metabolize time\, not through spectacle\, but thr ough the quiet vestiges of perpetual transformation. GEO:39.503322;-84.731907 LOCATION:Hiestand Galleries\, 111 Hiestand Hall SUMMARY:Aida Lizalde\, Mar dormido URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/aida-lizalde-mar-dormido CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260715T020526Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50444670217085 DTSTART:20250911T130000Z DTEND:20250911T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Aida Lizalde is the 2023 awardee of the 2023\, $10\,000 Yeck Pu rchase Award. In this recent exhibition\,\n\nMar dormido\, the artist cons iders the subtle registers of transformation that unfold over geological \ n\ntime and observes the rhythms of erosion\, burial\, and celestial drift \, positioning materials as quiet \n\nrecord-keepers of cycles that often transcend human perception. The series of works included a range of cerami c vessels\, sculptural forms\, textiles\, and found objects. They are a co llaboration with materials and natural phenomena alike\, acknowledging the ir capacity to record\, respond\, and transform under the forces of time\, \n\nsediment\, decomposition\, weathering\, pressure\, and heat. Some of the objects incorporate clay harvested from the Sunfair dry lake bed in th e Mojave Desert\, where the artists currently resides\, engaging with the residue of an ancient\, now dormant sea\; others were buried or exposed to the elements for various periods\, as acts of collaboration with the dese rt itself and the ghosts of its tides. Mar dormido—Spanish for “sleepi ng sea”—invokes the haunting presence of water in its absence. The exh ibition asks how objects metabolize time\, not through spectacle\, but thr ough the quiet vestiges of perpetual transformation. GEO:39.503322;-84.731907 LOCATION:Hiestand Galleries\, 111 Hiestand Hall SUMMARY:Aida Lizalde\, Mar dormido URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/aida-lizalde-mar-dormido CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260715T020526Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50444670219134 DTSTART:20250912T130000Z DTEND:20250912T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Aida Lizalde is the 2023 awardee of the 2023\, $10\,000 Yeck Pu rchase Award. In this recent exhibition\,\n\nMar dormido\, the artist cons iders the subtle registers of transformation that unfold over geological \ n\ntime and observes the rhythms of erosion\, burial\, and celestial drift \, positioning materials as quiet \n\nrecord-keepers of cycles that often transcend human perception. The series of works included a range of cerami c vessels\, sculptural forms\, textiles\, and found objects. They are a co llaboration with materials and natural phenomena alike\, acknowledging the ir capacity to record\, respond\, and transform under the forces of time\, \n\nsediment\, decomposition\, weathering\, pressure\, and heat. Some of the objects incorporate clay harvested from the Sunfair dry lake bed in th e Mojave Desert\, where the artists currently resides\, engaging with the residue of an ancient\, now dormant sea\; others were buried or exposed to the elements for various periods\, as acts of collaboration with the dese rt itself and the ghosts of its tides. Mar dormido—Spanish for “sleepi ng sea”—invokes the haunting presence of water in its absence. The exh ibition asks how objects metabolize time\, not through spectacle\, but thr ough the quiet vestiges of perpetual transformation. GEO:39.503322;-84.731907 LOCATION:Hiestand Galleries\, 111 Hiestand Hall SUMMARY:Aida Lizalde\, Mar dormido URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/aida-lizalde-mar-dormido CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260715T020526Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50444670220159 DTSTART:20250915T130000Z DTEND:20250915T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Aida Lizalde is the 2023 awardee of the 2023\, $10\,000 Yeck Pu rchase Award. In this recent exhibition\,\n\nMar dormido\, the artist cons iders the subtle registers of transformation that unfold over geological \ n\ntime and observes the rhythms of erosion\, burial\, and celestial drift \, positioning materials as quiet \n\nrecord-keepers of cycles that often transcend human perception. The series of works included a range of cerami c vessels\, sculptural forms\, textiles\, and found objects. They are a co llaboration with materials and natural phenomena alike\, acknowledging the ir capacity to record\, respond\, and transform under the forces of time\, \n\nsediment\, decomposition\, weathering\, pressure\, and heat. Some of the objects incorporate clay harvested from the Sunfair dry lake bed in th e Mojave Desert\, where the artists currently resides\, engaging with the residue of an ancient\, now dormant sea\; others were buried or exposed to the elements for various periods\, as acts of collaboration with the dese rt itself and the ghosts of its tides. Mar dormido—Spanish for “sleepi ng sea”—invokes the haunting presence of water in its absence. The exh ibition asks how objects metabolize time\, not through spectacle\, but thr ough the quiet vestiges of perpetual transformation. GEO:39.503322;-84.731907 LOCATION:Hiestand Galleries\, 111 Hiestand Hall SUMMARY:Aida Lizalde\, Mar dormido URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/aida-lizalde-mar-dormido CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260715T020526Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50444670221184 DTSTART:20250916T130000Z DTEND:20250916T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Aida Lizalde is the 2023 awardee of the 2023\, $10\,000 Yeck Pu rchase Award. In this recent exhibition\,\n\nMar dormido\, the artist cons iders the subtle registers of transformation that unfold over geological \ n\ntime and observes the rhythms of erosion\, burial\, and celestial drift \, positioning materials as quiet \n\nrecord-keepers of cycles that often transcend human perception. The series of works included a range of cerami c vessels\, sculptural forms\, textiles\, and found objects. They are a co llaboration with materials and natural phenomena alike\, acknowledging the ir capacity to record\, respond\, and transform under the forces of time\, \n\nsediment\, decomposition\, weathering\, pressure\, and heat. Some of the objects incorporate clay harvested from the Sunfair dry lake bed in th e Mojave Desert\, where the artists currently resides\, engaging with the residue of an ancient\, now dormant sea\; others were buried or exposed to the elements for various periods\, as acts of collaboration with the dese rt itself and the ghosts of its tides. Mar dormido—Spanish for “sleepi ng sea”—invokes the haunting presence of water in its absence. The exh ibition asks how objects metabolize time\, not through spectacle\, but thr ough the quiet vestiges of perpetual transformation. GEO:39.503322;-84.731907 LOCATION:Hiestand Galleries\, 111 Hiestand Hall SUMMARY:Aida Lizalde\, Mar dormido URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/aida-lizalde-mar-dormido CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260715T020526Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50444670223233 DTSTART:20250917T130000Z DTEND:20250917T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Aida Lizalde is the 2023 awardee of the 2023\, $10\,000 Yeck Pu rchase Award. In this recent exhibition\,\n\nMar dormido\, the artist cons iders the subtle registers of transformation that unfold over geological \ n\ntime and observes the rhythms of erosion\, burial\, and celestial drift \, positioning materials as quiet \n\nrecord-keepers of cycles that often transcend human perception. The series of works included a range of cerami c vessels\, sculptural forms\, textiles\, and found objects. They are a co llaboration with materials and natural phenomena alike\, acknowledging the ir capacity to record\, respond\, and transform under the forces of time\, \n\nsediment\, decomposition\, weathering\, pressure\, and heat. Some of the objects incorporate clay harvested from the Sunfair dry lake bed in th e Mojave Desert\, where the artists currently resides\, engaging with the residue of an ancient\, now dormant sea\; others were buried or exposed to the elements for various periods\, as acts of collaboration with the dese rt itself and the ghosts of its tides. Mar dormido—Spanish for “sleepi ng sea”—invokes the haunting presence of water in its absence. The exh ibition asks how objects metabolize time\, not through spectacle\, but thr ough the quiet vestiges of perpetual transformation. GEO:39.503322;-84.731907 LOCATION:Hiestand Galleries\, 111 Hiestand Hall SUMMARY:Aida Lizalde\, Mar dormido URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/aida-lizalde-mar-dormido CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260715T020526Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50444670224258 DTSTART:20250918T130000Z DTEND:20250918T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Aida Lizalde is the 2023 awardee of the 2023\, $10\,000 Yeck Pu rchase Award. In this recent exhibition\,\n\nMar dormido\, the artist cons iders the subtle registers of transformation that unfold over geological \ n\ntime and observes the rhythms of erosion\, burial\, and celestial drift \, positioning materials as quiet \n\nrecord-keepers of cycles that often transcend human perception. The series of works included a range of cerami c vessels\, sculptural forms\, textiles\, and found objects. They are a co llaboration with materials and natural phenomena alike\, acknowledging the ir capacity to record\, respond\, and transform under the forces of time\, \n\nsediment\, decomposition\, weathering\, pressure\, and heat. Some of the objects incorporate clay harvested from the Sunfair dry lake bed in th e Mojave Desert\, where the artists currently resides\, engaging with the residue of an ancient\, now dormant sea\; others were buried or exposed to the elements for various periods\, as acts of collaboration with the dese rt itself and the ghosts of its tides. Mar dormido—Spanish for “sleepi ng sea”—invokes the haunting presence of water in its absence. The exh ibition asks how objects metabolize time\, not through spectacle\, but thr ough the quiet vestiges of perpetual transformation. GEO:39.503322;-84.731907 LOCATION:Hiestand Galleries\, 111 Hiestand Hall SUMMARY:Aida Lizalde\, Mar dormido URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/aida-lizalde-mar-dormido CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260715T020526Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50444670225283 DTSTART:20250919T130000Z DTEND:20250919T203000Z DESCRIPTION:Aida Lizalde is the 2023 awardee of the 2023\, $10\,000 Yeck Pu rchase Award. In this recent exhibition\,\n\nMar dormido\, the artist cons iders the subtle registers of transformation that unfold over geological \ n\ntime and observes the rhythms of erosion\, burial\, and celestial drift \, positioning materials as quiet \n\nrecord-keepers of cycles that often transcend human perception. The series of works included a range of cerami c vessels\, sculptural forms\, textiles\, and found objects. They are a co llaboration with materials and natural phenomena alike\, acknowledging the ir capacity to record\, respond\, and transform under the forces of time\, \n\nsediment\, decomposition\, weathering\, pressure\, and heat. Some of the objects incorporate clay harvested from the Sunfair dry lake bed in th e Mojave Desert\, where the artists currently resides\, engaging with the residue of an ancient\, now dormant sea\; others were buried or exposed to the elements for various periods\, as acts of collaboration with the dese rt itself and the ghosts of its tides. Mar dormido—Spanish for “sleepi ng sea”—invokes the haunting presence of water in its absence. The exh ibition asks how objects metabolize time\, not through spectacle\, but thr ough the quiet vestiges of perpetual transformation. GEO:39.503322;-84.731907 LOCATION:Hiestand Galleries\, 111 Hiestand Hall SUMMARY:Aida Lizalde\, Mar dormido URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.miamioh.edu/event/aida-lizalde-mar-dormido CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR