BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002615Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146712984 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250926 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002615Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146714009 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250927 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002615Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146716058 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250928 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002615Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146717083 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250929 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002615Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146718108 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250930 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002615Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146720157 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251001 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146721182 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251002 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146722207 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251003 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146724256 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251004 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146725281 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251005 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146727330 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251006 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146728355 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251007 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146730404 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251008 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146731429 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251009 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146732454 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251010 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146733479 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251011 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146735528 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251012 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146736553 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251013 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146737578 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251014 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146739627 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251015 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146740652 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251016 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146742701 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251017 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146743726 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251018 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146744751 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251019 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146746800 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251020 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146747825 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251021 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146748850 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251022 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146749875 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251023 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146751924 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251024 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146752949 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251025 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146753974 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251026 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146754999 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251027 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146756024 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251028 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146758073 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251029 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146759098 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251030 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146760123 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251031 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146761148 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251101 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146762173 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251102 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146764222 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251103 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146765247 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251104 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146766272 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251105 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146767297 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251106 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146768322 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251107 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146770371 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251108 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146771396 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251109 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146772421 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251110 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146773446 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251111 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146775495 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251112 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146776520 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251113 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146777545 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251114 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146778570 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251115 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146779595 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251116 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146781644 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251117 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146782669 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251118 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146783694 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251119 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146784719 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251120 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146785744 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251121 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146787793 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251122 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146788818 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251123 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146789843 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251124 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146791892 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251125 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146792917 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251126 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146793942 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251127 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146795991 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251128 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146797016 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251129 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146798041 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251130 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146800090 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251201 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146801115 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251202 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146802140 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251203 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146803165 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251204 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146805214 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251205 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146806239 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251206 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146807264 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251207 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146808289 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251208 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146810338 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251209 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146811363 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251210 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146812388 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251211 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146813413 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251212 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146814438 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251213 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146816487 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251214 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146817512 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251215 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146819561 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251216 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146821610 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251217 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146822635 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251218 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146823660 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251219 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146825709 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251220 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146826734 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251221 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146827759 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251222 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146828784 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251223 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146832883 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251226 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146833908 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251227 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146834933 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251228 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146835958 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251229 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146836983 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251230 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146839032 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251231 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146841082 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260102 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146842107 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260103 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146843132 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260104 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146845181 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260105 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146846206 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260106 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146847231 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260107 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002616Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146848256 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260108 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146849281 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260109 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146850306 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260110 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146852355 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260111 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146853380 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260112 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146854405 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260113 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146855430 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260114 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146857479 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260115 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146858504 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260116 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146859529 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260117 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146860554 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260118 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146862603 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260119 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146863628 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260120 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146864653 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260121 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146865678 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260122 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146867727 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260123 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T002617Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50588146868752 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260124 DESCRIPTION:Grief\, loss\, and mourning are universal experiences and integ ral to the human condition. Yet in today’s society\, grief often remains a taboo\, almost unmentionable subject. The ways we express loss\, and th e extent to which it is socially accepted\, can stir unease\, discomfort\, and apprehension. Whether for those we love\, a way of life\, a sense of belonging\, or an aspect of our identity\, how we navigate grief profoundl y shapes our physical and mental well-being.\n\nWorking in photography\, p ainting\, video\, and installation\, exhibition artists convey both person al and collective encounters with grief as they interrogate themes of memo ry\, empowerment\, transition\, and endurance. Do We Say Goodbye? challeng es the finality of loss\, inviting us to embrace grief as a shared yet dee ply individual journey.\n\nFeatured Artists: Peter Bruun\, Bethany Collins \, Jordan Douglas\, Mariam Ghani\, Lydia Kern\, John Killacky\, Nirmal Raj a\, and Jamel Robinson\n\nProgrammatic partner: Vermont Association of Psy choanalytic Studies (VAPS) and Middlebury College\n\nMiriam Ghani\, There ’s a Hole in the World Where You Used to Be\, 2024\, Single channel vide o film still GEO:44.476613;-73.212817 LOCATION:BCA Center\, First and second floor galleries SUMMARY:Do We Say Goodbye? Grief\, Loss\, and Mourning URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/do-we-say-goodbye-grief-loss-and -mourning CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR