Bowling Green State University will showcase the power of art in healing this month through an exhibition of The Chemo Paintings by Dorothy Uber Bryan and related activities for the community. The exhibit and events honor the legacy of the late Bowling Green philanthropist, who was committed to helping those with cancer.
In collaboration with The Victory Center, a Toledo nonprofit organization that assists cancer patients and their families, BGSU will host a community event on Saturday in conjunction with the exhibit opening. Activities will include art therapy workshops and lectures from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The "Chemo" exhibit and workshops are free and open to the public and take place in the Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery Lobby, in the Fine Arts Center at BGSU.
Guests are also encouraged to tour the Master of Fine Arts exhibit, which will be on display in the Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery.
In collaboration with The Victory Center, a Toledo nonprofit organization that assists cancer patients and their families, BGSU will host a community event on Saturday in conjunction with the exhibit opening. Activities will include art therapy workshops and lectures from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The "Chemo" exhibit and workshops are free and open to the public and take place in the Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery Lobby, in the Fine Arts Center at BGSU.
Guests are also encouraged to tour the Master of Fine Arts exhibit, which will be on display in the Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery.