BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson X-WR-TIMEZONE:Central Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908886214 DTSTART:20211102T170000Z DTEND:20211102T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908888263 DTSTART:20211103T170000Z DTEND:20211103T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908890312 DTSTART:20211104T170000Z DTEND:20211104T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908892361 DTSTART:20211105T170000Z DTEND:20211105T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908895434 DTSTART:20211106T160000Z DTEND:20211106T190000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908897483 DTSTART:20211109T180000Z DTEND:20211109T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908899532 DTSTART:20211110T180000Z DTEND:20211110T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908904653 DTSTART:20211111T180000Z DTEND:20211111T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908907726 DTSTART:20211112T180000Z DTEND:20211112T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908909775 DTSTART:20211113T170000Z DTEND:20211113T200000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908911824 DTSTART:20211116T180000Z DTEND:20211116T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908915921 DTSTART:20211117T180000Z DTEND:20211117T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908918994 DTSTART:20211118T180000Z DTEND:20211118T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908922067 DTSTART:20211119T180000Z DTEND:20211119T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908925140 DTSTART:20211120T170000Z DTEND:20211120T200000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908927189 DTSTART:20211123T180000Z DTEND:20211123T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908929238 DTSTART:20211124T180000Z DTEND:20211124T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908930263 DTSTART:20211125T180000Z DTEND:20211125T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908932312 DTSTART:20211126T180000Z DTEND:20211126T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908934361 DTSTART:20211127T170000Z DTEND:20211127T200000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908936410 DTSTART:20211130T180000Z DTEND:20211130T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908938459 DTSTART:20211201T180000Z DTEND:20211201T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908939484 DTSTART:20211202T180000Z DTEND:20211202T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908942557 DTSTART:20211203T180000Z DTEND:20211203T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908943582 DTSTART:20211204T170000Z DTEND:20211204T200000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130435Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908945631 DTSTART:20211207T180000Z DTEND:20211207T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908947680 DTSTART:20211208T180000Z DTEND:20211208T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908949729 DTSTART:20211209T180000Z DTEND:20211209T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908951778 DTSTART:20211210T180000Z DTEND:20211210T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908953827 DTSTART:20211211T170000Z DTEND:20211211T200000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908955876 DTSTART:20211214T180000Z DTEND:20211214T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908957925 DTSTART:20211215T180000Z DTEND:20211215T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908959974 DTSTART:20211216T180000Z DTEND:20211216T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908963047 DTSTART:20211217T180000Z DTEND:20211217T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908965096 DTSTART:20211218T170000Z DTEND:20211218T200000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908966121 DTSTART:20211221T180000Z DTEND:20211221T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908968170 DTSTART:20211222T180000Z DTEND:20211222T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908970219 DTSTART:20220104T180000Z DTEND:20220104T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908972268 DTSTART:20220105T180000Z DTEND:20220105T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908973293 DTSTART:20220106T180000Z DTEND:20220106T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908975342 DTSTART:20220107T180000Z DTEND:20220107T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908977391 DTSTART:20220108T170000Z DTEND:20220108T200000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908979440 DTSTART:20220111T180000Z DTEND:20220111T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908981489 DTSTART:20220112T180000Z DTEND:20220112T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908983538 DTSTART:20220113T180000Z DTEND:20220113T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908985587 DTSTART:20220114T180000Z DTEND:20220114T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908987636 DTSTART:20220115T170000Z DTEND:20220115T200000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908989685 DTSTART:20220118T180000Z DTEND:20220118T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908991734 DTSTART:20220119T180000Z DTEND:20220119T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908992759 DTSTART:20220120T180000Z DTEND:20220120T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908994808 DTSTART:20220121T180000Z DTEND:20220121T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908996857 DTSTART:20220122T170000Z DTEND:20220122T200000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908997882 DTSTART:20220125T180000Z DTEND:20220125T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227908999931 DTSTART:20220126T180000Z DTEND:20220126T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909000956 DTSTART:20220127T180000Z DTEND:20220127T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909003005 DTSTART:20220128T180000Z DTEND:20220128T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909005054 DTSTART:20220129T170000Z DTEND:20220129T200000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909007103 DTSTART:20220201T180000Z DTEND:20220201T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909008128 DTSTART:20220202T180000Z DTEND:20220202T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909010177 DTSTART:20220203T180000Z DTEND:20220203T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909011202 DTSTART:20220204T180000Z DTEND:20220204T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909013251 DTSTART:20220205T170000Z DTEND:20220205T200000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909015300 DTSTART:20220208T180000Z DTEND:20220208T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909016325 DTSTART:20220209T180000Z DTEND:20220209T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909018374 DTSTART:20220210T180000Z DTEND:20220210T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909020423 DTSTART:20220211T180000Z DTEND:20220211T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909022472 DTSTART:20220212T170000Z DTEND:20220212T200000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909023497 DTSTART:20220215T180000Z DTEND:20220215T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909026570 DTSTART:20220216T180000Z DTEND:20220216T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909027595 DTSTART:20220217T180000Z DTEND:20220217T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909029644 DTSTART:20220218T180000Z DTEND:20220218T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909031693 DTSTART:20220219T170000Z DTEND:20220219T200000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909033742 DTSTART:20220222T180000Z DTEND:20220222T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909035791 DTSTART:20220223T180000Z DTEND:20220223T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909037840 DTSTART:20220224T180000Z DTEND:20220224T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909038865 DTSTART:20220225T180000Z DTEND:20220225T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909040914 DTSTART:20220226T170000Z DTEND:20220226T200000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909042963 DTSTART:20220301T180000Z DTEND:20220301T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909045012 DTSTART:20220302T180000Z DTEND:20220302T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909046037 DTSTART:20220303T180000Z DTEND:20220303T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260808T130436Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_38227909048086 DTSTART:20220304T180000Z DTEND:20220304T230000Z DESCRIPTION:The Art Galleries at Black Studies presents The way back home\, an exhibition that brings together four distinct bodies of work that Aust in-based artist Ariel René Jackson has produced over the past five years. The video and mixed-media works on view mine issues of identity and inher itance by considering the nature of what is passed down from previous gene rations and exploring the stories embedded in the places we call home. Thr oughout the exhibition\, Jackson uses found objects\, soil\, dried flowers \, and other remnants to reference the rural landscape of their ancestral home in Louisiana. These items are interwoven into screenprints of family members and mixed-media allusions to familial farmland\, underscoring the roles people and place play in how we define and present ourselves. \n\n \n\nVISIT THE IDEA LAB\n\n—\n\nTuesday - Friday | 12 - 5 PM​\n\nSaturd ay | By appointment GEO:30.287787;-97.739888 LOCATION:Idea Lab\, Gordon-White Building\, Room 2.204 SUMMARY:"The way back home": work from Ariel René Jackson URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/the_way_back_home_work_from _ariel_rene_jackson CATEGORIES:Academics CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities CATEGORIES:Campus & Community CATEGORIES:World & Culture CATEGORIES:Social Justice END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR