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“Tectonic Entomological Investigations” Exhibition of Second-Year Architecture Student Work on Display at Fine Arts Library

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“Tectonic Entomological Investigations” Exhibition of Second-Year Architecture Student Work on Display at Fine Arts Library


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November 11, 2019

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Join us for an exhibition presented by the OU Fine Arts Library and Gibbs College of Architecture! “Tectonic Entomological Investigations” is a collection of analytical drawings and handmade work produced by students enrolled in the second year architectural design studio. The students are taught by Ken Marold, Francesco Cianfarani, Dave Boeck, and Anthony Cricchio.

The work will be on display until December 13.

For more information, please contact Matt Stock


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