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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260414
DESCRIPTION:Tracing how innovations in dress and adornment have helped cons
 truct identities\, shape politics\, and power economies in the modern worl
 d\, UVM students from Professor Abby McGowan's Fashion's Empires history c
 ourse present this pop-up exhibition\, on view Tuesday\, April 14 through 
 Saturday\, April 18.\n\nStudent-curators selected works from the Museum’
 s collections\, ranging from mid-19th century wedding dresses to a Qing Dy
 nasty military jacket and a 1920s flapper dress. They will present their r
 esearch on these items during UVM Research week on Wednesday\, April 15\, 
 from 11am - 2pm in the Fleming’s Learning Studio.\n\nCurated by CATS: Fa
 shion's Empires will be on view during regular visiting hours. UVM’s Fle
 ming Museum of Art is free and open to all. No admission or reservation is
  required for entry or events. For more information visit uvm.edu/fleming.
 \n\nFleming Museum of Art\n\nWe are UVM’s art museum. From class visits 
 and public programs to research and exhibitions shaped by the questions\, 
 creativity\, and discoveries happening right here on campus: the Fleming i
 s where learning comes alive. Each year\, thousands of UVM students\, comm
 unity members\, and visitors gather here to experience art that brings peo
 ple together.\n\nImage Detail: Qing Dynasty Y (China). Military officer's 
 jacket\, c. 1900. Silk\, cotton padding\, brass studs\, velvet trim. Gift 
 of Mrs. R.H. Holcomb. 1970.18.25
LOCATION:Fleming Museum
SUMMARY:Curated by CATS: Fashion's Empires Pop-Up Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/fashions-empires-pop-up
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances
CATEGORIES:Art exhibits
CATEGORIES:Free
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260415
DESCRIPTION:Tracing how innovations in dress and adornment have helped cons
 truct identities\, shape politics\, and power economies in the modern worl
 d\, UVM students from Professor Abby McGowan's Fashion's Empires history c
 ourse present this pop-up exhibition\, on view Tuesday\, April 14 through 
 Saturday\, April 18.\n\nStudent-curators selected works from the Museum’
 s collections\, ranging from mid-19th century wedding dresses to a Qing Dy
 nasty military jacket and a 1920s flapper dress. They will present their r
 esearch on these items during UVM Research week on Wednesday\, April 15\, 
 from 11am - 2pm in the Fleming’s Learning Studio.\n\nCurated by CATS: Fa
 shion's Empires will be on view during regular visiting hours. UVM’s Fle
 ming Museum of Art is free and open to all. No admission or reservation is
  required for entry or events. For more information visit uvm.edu/fleming.
 \n\nFleming Museum of Art\n\nWe are UVM’s art museum. From class visits 
 and public programs to research and exhibitions shaped by the questions\, 
 creativity\, and discoveries happening right here on campus: the Fleming i
 s where learning comes alive. Each year\, thousands of UVM students\, comm
 unity members\, and visitors gather here to experience art that brings peo
 ple together.\n\nImage Detail: Qing Dynasty Y (China). Military officer's 
 jacket\, c. 1900. Silk\, cotton padding\, brass studs\, velvet trim. Gift 
 of Mrs. R.H. Holcomb. 1970.18.25
LOCATION:Fleming Museum
SUMMARY:Curated by CATS: Fashion's Empires Pop-Up Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/fashions-empires-pop-up
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances
CATEGORIES:Art exhibits
CATEGORIES:Free
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260416
DESCRIPTION:Tracing how innovations in dress and adornment have helped cons
 truct identities\, shape politics\, and power economies in the modern worl
 d\, UVM students from Professor Abby McGowan's Fashion's Empires history c
 ourse present this pop-up exhibition\, on view Tuesday\, April 14 through 
 Saturday\, April 18.\n\nStudent-curators selected works from the Museum’
 s collections\, ranging from mid-19th century wedding dresses to a Qing Dy
 nasty military jacket and a 1920s flapper dress. They will present their r
 esearch on these items during UVM Research week on Wednesday\, April 15\, 
 from 11am - 2pm in the Fleming’s Learning Studio.\n\nCurated by CATS: Fa
 shion's Empires will be on view during regular visiting hours. UVM’s Fle
 ming Museum of Art is free and open to all. No admission or reservation is
  required for entry or events. For more information visit uvm.edu/fleming.
 \n\nFleming Museum of Art\n\nWe are UVM’s art museum. From class visits 
 and public programs to research and exhibitions shaped by the questions\, 
 creativity\, and discoveries happening right here on campus: the Fleming i
 s where learning comes alive. Each year\, thousands of UVM students\, comm
 unity members\, and visitors gather here to experience art that brings peo
 ple together.\n\nImage Detail: Qing Dynasty Y (China). Military officer's 
 jacket\, c. 1900. Silk\, cotton padding\, brass studs\, velvet trim. Gift 
 of Mrs. R.H. Holcomb. 1970.18.25
LOCATION:Fleming Museum
SUMMARY:Curated by CATS: Fashion's Empires Pop-Up Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/fashions-empires-pop-up
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances
CATEGORIES:Art exhibits
CATEGORIES:Free
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260417
DESCRIPTION:Tracing how innovations in dress and adornment have helped cons
 truct identities\, shape politics\, and power economies in the modern worl
 d\, UVM students from Professor Abby McGowan's Fashion's Empires history c
 ourse present this pop-up exhibition\, on view Tuesday\, April 14 through 
 Saturday\, April 18.\n\nStudent-curators selected works from the Museum’
 s collections\, ranging from mid-19th century wedding dresses to a Qing Dy
 nasty military jacket and a 1920s flapper dress. They will present their r
 esearch on these items during UVM Research week on Wednesday\, April 15\, 
 from 11am - 2pm in the Fleming’s Learning Studio.\n\nCurated by CATS: Fa
 shion's Empires will be on view during regular visiting hours. UVM’s Fle
 ming Museum of Art is free and open to all. No admission or reservation is
  required for entry or events. For more information visit uvm.edu/fleming.
 \n\nFleming Museum of Art\n\nWe are UVM’s art museum. From class visits 
 and public programs to research and exhibitions shaped by the questions\, 
 creativity\, and discoveries happening right here on campus: the Fleming i
 s where learning comes alive. Each year\, thousands of UVM students\, comm
 unity members\, and visitors gather here to experience art that brings peo
 ple together.\n\nImage Detail: Qing Dynasty Y (China). Military officer's 
 jacket\, c. 1900. Silk\, cotton padding\, brass studs\, velvet trim. Gift 
 of Mrs. R.H. Holcomb. 1970.18.25
LOCATION:Fleming Museum
SUMMARY:Curated by CATS: Fashion's Empires Pop-Up Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/fashions-empires-pop-up
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances
CATEGORIES:Art exhibits
CATEGORIES:Free
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DTSTAMP:20260913T054807Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52399500236599
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260418
DESCRIPTION:Tracing how innovations in dress and adornment have helped cons
 truct identities\, shape politics\, and power economies in the modern worl
 d\, UVM students from Professor Abby McGowan's Fashion's Empires history c
 ourse present this pop-up exhibition\, on view Tuesday\, April 14 through 
 Saturday\, April 18.\n\nStudent-curators selected works from the Museum’
 s collections\, ranging from mid-19th century wedding dresses to a Qing Dy
 nasty military jacket and a 1920s flapper dress. They will present their r
 esearch on these items during UVM Research week on Wednesday\, April 15\, 
 from 11am - 2pm in the Fleming’s Learning Studio.\n\nCurated by CATS: Fa
 shion's Empires will be on view during regular visiting hours. UVM’s Fle
 ming Museum of Art is free and open to all. No admission or reservation is
  required for entry or events. For more information visit uvm.edu/fleming.
 \n\nFleming Museum of Art\n\nWe are UVM’s art museum. From class visits 
 and public programs to research and exhibitions shaped by the questions\, 
 creativity\, and discoveries happening right here on campus: the Fleming i
 s where learning comes alive. Each year\, thousands of UVM students\, comm
 unity members\, and visitors gather here to experience art that brings peo
 ple together.\n\nImage Detail: Qing Dynasty Y (China). Military officer's 
 jacket\, c. 1900. Silk\, cotton padding\, brass studs\, velvet trim. Gift 
 of Mrs. R.H. Holcomb. 1970.18.25
LOCATION:Fleming Museum
SUMMARY:Curated by CATS: Fashion's Empires Pop-Up Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.uvm.edu/event/fashions-empires-pop-up
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and performances
CATEGORIES:Art exhibits
CATEGORIES:Free
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