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Exhibition: (New) Blueprints for Counter Education
Exhibition: (New) Blueprints for Counter Education

I am happy to announce the exhibition (New) Blueprints for Counter Education, which I have curated as part of my work for the IUPUI Arts & Humanities Institute. Featuring new work by Artur Silva, Lasana Kazembe, Jason M. Kelly, and Kara Taylor, the exhibition uses virtual reality, poster art, film, and music to consider our current moment—and the ways that the visual arts, philosophy, poetry, performance, and history equip us to both understand and respond to the challenges that we face.

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Art, Exhibition, Research, TeachingJason Kellyexhibition, design, poster, music, poetry, vr, virtual reality, film, education, pedagogy, critical theoryComment
Making a Palladian Country House: Trafalgar Park and Its First Owners
Making a Palladian Country House: Trafalgar Park and Its First Owners

Trafalgar Park, once known as Standlynch Park (sometimes Standlinch or Standlinck), is a triumph of English Palladianism and neoclassicism. Just southeast of Salisbury on the east side of the Salisbury Avon, its prospect, overlooks both the river and the medieval city. Standlynch's first owner was Sir Peter Vandeput, Bt. (1688-1748), a London merchant of Netherlandish descent. He was a man of fashion and friends with Alexander Pope (1688-1744).

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Blog Posts, ResearchJason Kellyarchitecture, country house, design, Inigo Jones, John James, Palladian, Palladianism, slavery, Standlynch, Trafalgar House, Trafalgar Park, Vandeput, William Young