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05 Feb Arts
De Pree Gallery to Feature “Percept Upon Percept” Opening Feb. 14

The De Pree Art Center and Gallery at Hope College will feature “Percept Upon Percept,” an exhibition of paintings by James Perrin, from Friday, Feb. 14, through Thursday, March 12.

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Home At Last
Posted Jan 03, 2020
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I thought that when I got home from studying abroad, everything was going to feel different. That my friends and family would look a bit older. That there would be many events I missed out on or didn’t know about. That I would accidentally slip some French into my English. I know I was […]
01 Jan Arts
Exhibit ‘(re)collection’ reflects on migration
Holland Sentinel

The African American experience during the Great Migration of the 20th century is reflected in the exhibition ”(re)collection” by Chicago-based artist Nate Young, which opens in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery today.