BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go X-WR-TIMEZONE:Central Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822982 DTSTART:20170516T140000Z DTEND:20170517T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822983 DTSTART:20170517T140000Z DTEND:20170518T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822984 DTSTART:20170518T140000Z DTEND:20170519T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822985 DTSTART:20170519T140000Z DTEND:20170520T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822986 DTSTART:20170520T140000Z DTEND:20170521T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822987 DTSTART:20170521T140000Z DTEND:20170522T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822988 DTSTART:20170522T140000Z DTEND:20170523T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822989 DTSTART:20170523T140000Z DTEND:20170524T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822990 DTSTART:20170524T140000Z DTEND:20170525T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822991 DTSTART:20170525T140000Z DTEND:20170526T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822992 DTSTART:20170526T140000Z DTEND:20170527T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822993 DTSTART:20170527T140000Z DTEND:20170528T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822994 DTSTART:20170528T140000Z DTEND:20170529T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822995 DTSTART:20170529T140000Z DTEND:20170530T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822996 DTSTART:20170530T140000Z DTEND:20170531T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822997 DTSTART:20170531T140000Z DTEND:20170601T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822998 DTSTART:20170601T140000Z DTEND:20170602T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2822999 DTSTART:20170602T140000Z DTEND:20170603T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823000 DTSTART:20170603T140000Z DTEND:20170604T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823001 DTSTART:20170604T140000Z DTEND:20170605T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823002 DTSTART:20170605T140000Z DTEND:20170606T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823003 DTSTART:20170606T140000Z DTEND:20170607T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823004 DTSTART:20170607T140000Z DTEND:20170608T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122917Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823005 DTSTART:20170608T140000Z DTEND:20170609T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823006 DTSTART:20170609T140000Z DTEND:20170610T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823007 DTSTART:20170610T140000Z DTEND:20170611T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823008 DTSTART:20170611T140000Z DTEND:20170612T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823009 DTSTART:20170612T140000Z DTEND:20170613T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823010 DTSTART:20170613T140000Z DTEND:20170614T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823011 DTSTART:20170614T140000Z DTEND:20170615T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823012 DTSTART:20170615T140000Z DTEND:20170616T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823013 DTSTART:20170616T140000Z DTEND:20170617T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823014 DTSTART:20170617T140000Z DTEND:20170618T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823015 DTSTART:20170618T140000Z DTEND:20170619T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823016 DTSTART:20170619T140000Z DTEND:20170620T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823017 DTSTART:20170620T140000Z DTEND:20170621T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823018 DTSTART:20170621T140000Z DTEND:20170622T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823019 DTSTART:20170622T140000Z DTEND:20170623T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823020 DTSTART:20170623T140000Z DTEND:20170624T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823021 DTSTART:20170624T140000Z DTEND:20170625T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823022 DTSTART:20170625T140000Z DTEND:20170626T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823023 DTSTART:20170626T140000Z DTEND:20170627T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823024 DTSTART:20170627T140000Z DTEND:20170628T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823025 DTSTART:20170628T140000Z DTEND:20170629T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823026 DTSTART:20170629T140000Z DTEND:20170630T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823027 DTSTART:20170630T140000Z DTEND:20170701T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823028 DTSTART:20170701T140000Z DTEND:20170702T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823029 DTSTART:20170702T140000Z DTEND:20170703T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823030 DTSTART:20170703T140000Z DTEND:20170704T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823031 DTSTART:20170704T140000Z DTEND:20170705T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823032 DTSTART:20170705T140000Z DTEND:20170706T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823033 DTSTART:20170706T140000Z DTEND:20170707T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823034 DTSTART:20170707T140000Z DTEND:20170708T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823035 DTSTART:20170708T140000Z DTEND:20170709T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823036 DTSTART:20170709T140000Z DTEND:20170710T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823037 DTSTART:20170710T140000Z DTEND:20170711T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823038 DTSTART:20170711T140000Z DTEND:20170712T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823039 DTSTART:20170712T140000Z DTEND:20170713T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823040 DTSTART:20170713T140000Z DTEND:20170714T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823041 DTSTART:20170714T140000Z DTEND:20170715T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823042 DTSTART:20170715T140000Z DTEND:20170716T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823043 DTSTART:20170716T140000Z DTEND:20170717T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823044 DTSTART:20170717T140000Z DTEND:20170718T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823045 DTSTART:20170718T140000Z DTEND:20170719T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823046 DTSTART:20170719T140000Z DTEND:20170720T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823047 DTSTART:20170720T140000Z DTEND:20170721T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823048 DTSTART:20170721T140000Z DTEND:20170722T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823049 DTSTART:20170722T140000Z DTEND:20170723T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823050 DTSTART:20170723T140000Z DTEND:20170724T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823051 DTSTART:20170724T140000Z DTEND:20170725T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823052 DTSTART:20170725T140000Z DTEND:20170726T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823053 DTSTART:20170726T140000Z DTEND:20170727T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823054 DTSTART:20170727T140000Z DTEND:20170728T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823055 DTSTART:20170728T140000Z DTEND:20170729T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823056 DTSTART:20170729T140000Z DTEND:20170730T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823057 DTSTART:20170730T140000Z DTEND:20170731T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823058 DTSTART:20170731T140000Z DTEND:20170801T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823059 DTSTART:20170801T140000Z DTEND:20170802T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823060 DTSTART:20170802T140000Z DTEND:20170803T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823061 DTSTART:20170803T140000Z DTEND:20170804T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823062 DTSTART:20170804T140000Z DTEND:20170805T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823063 DTSTART:20170805T140000Z DTEND:20170806T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823064 DTSTART:20170806T140000Z DTEND:20170807T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823065 DTSTART:20170807T140000Z DTEND:20170808T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823066 DTSTART:20170808T140000Z DTEND:20170809T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823067 DTSTART:20170809T140000Z DTEND:20170810T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823068 DTSTART:20170810T140000Z DTEND:20170811T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823069 DTSTART:20170811T140000Z DTEND:20170812T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823070 DTSTART:20170812T140000Z DTEND:20170813T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823071 DTSTART:20170813T140000Z DTEND:20170814T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823072 DTSTART:20170814T140000Z DTEND:20170815T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823073 DTSTART:20170815T140000Z DTEND:20170816T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823074 DTSTART:20170816T140000Z DTEND:20170817T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823075 DTSTART:20170817T140000Z DTEND:20170818T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823076 DTSTART:20170818T140000Z DTEND:20170819T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823077 DTSTART:20170819T140000Z DTEND:20170820T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823078 DTSTART:20170820T140000Z DTEND:20170821T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823079 DTSTART:20170821T140000Z DTEND:20170822T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823080 DTSTART:20170822T140000Z DTEND:20170823T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823081 DTSTART:20170823T140000Z DTEND:20170824T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823082 DTSTART:20170824T140000Z DTEND:20170825T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823083 DTSTART:20170825T140000Z DTEND:20170826T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823084 DTSTART:20170826T140000Z DTEND:20170827T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823085 DTSTART:20170827T140000Z DTEND:20170828T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823086 DTSTART:20170828T140000Z DTEND:20170829T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823087 DTSTART:20170829T140000Z DTEND:20170830T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823088 DTSTART:20170830T140000Z DTEND:20170831T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823089 DTSTART:20170831T140000Z DTEND:20170901T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823090 DTSTART:20170901T140000Z DTEND:20170902T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122918Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823091 DTSTART:20170902T140000Z DTEND:20170903T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122919Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823092 DTSTART:20170903T140000Z DTEND:20170904T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122919Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823093 DTSTART:20170904T140000Z DTEND:20170905T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122919Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823094 DTSTART:20170905T140000Z DTEND:20170906T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122919Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823095 DTSTART:20170906T140000Z DTEND:20170907T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122919Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823096 DTSTART:20170907T140000Z DTEND:20170908T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122919Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823097 DTSTART:20170908T140000Z DTEND:20170909T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260906T122919Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2823098 DTSTART:20170909T140000Z DTEND:20170910T000000Z DESCRIPTION:In her large-scale paintings and drawings\, Carris Adams approp riates and resignifies vernacular signs taken from local businesses in div erse neighborhoods. Transplanting these designs from streets onto canvas o r paper\, and inserting them into an art gallery\, she seeks to expose how the signs function as social markers that are implicitly classed\, raced and gendered. When deprived of the surrounding context\, they invite viewe rs to question the ways in which they make sense of place and identity.\n\ nIn Send-Go\, Adams will present recent work that examines the repercussio ns of reducing a black woman’s body into an object marked for mass consu mption. Works on view\, such as Lady Mocha ask: What does it tell us about how a black female body is valued\, both by her own community and others? Do our perceptions shift when she is compared\, in turn\, to a precious s tone? Embellished with glitter and hardened by enamel\, Adams’s painting s render visible captivating and enduring stereotypes constructed around b lack womanhood.\n\nDallas native Carris Adams received a B.F.A. in Studio Art from The University of Texas at Austin in 2013 and an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago in 2015. She currently lives and works in Chicago. A dams’ works have been shown in the exhibitions at the Studio Museum in H arlem in New York (2016)\, Logan Art Center Gallery in Chicago (2015)\, an d South Dallas Cultural Center (2014)\, among other venues. Her first solo exhibition\, titled This\, That\, and the Third\, was on view at Tiger St rikes Asteroid in Chicago in March of this year.\n\nExhibition on view fro m May 11 – September 9\, 2017 GEO:30.282404;-97.740341 LOCATION:AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center (ATT)\, 2nd Level SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: Carris Adams: Send-Go URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_carris_adams_sen d-go CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR