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X-WR-CALDESC:The FMU Gately Gallery proudly presents a dual exhibition feat
 uring the powerful work of artists Shane Booth and Morgan McCarver. Togeth
 er\, their practices explore resilience\, memory\, and the strength woven 
 through history and identity.\nShane Booth\, based in Fayetteville\, NC\, 
 creates large-format cyanotypes on prairie dresses and bonnets. In In the 
 Tall Grass\, Booth honors the strength of rural women\, especially those i
 n his Nebraska lineage\, while confronting themes of masculinity\, family 
 trauma\, and American history. His use of a 1867 studio camera and antique
  photographic techniques bridges the past with the present in haunting\, d
 eeply personal ways.\nMorgan McCarver\, a ceramic artist working in Ashevi
 lle\, NC\, and Spartanburg\, SC\, presents Delicately Strong\, a porcelain
  series inspired by Victorian corsetry and wildflowers. After her studio w
 as destroyed by Hurricane Helene\, McCarver began to explore her own femin
 ine strength and faith through clay. Her work celebrates the quiet power w
 ithin fragility\, examining what it means to be strong in both body and sp
 irit.
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DESCRIPTION:The FMU Gately Gallery proudly presents a dual exhibition featu
 ring the powerful work of artists Shane Booth and Morgan McCarver. Togethe
 r\, their practices explore resilience\, memory\, and the strength woven t
 hrough history and identity.\nShane Booth\, based in Fayetteville\, NC\, c
 reates large-format cyanotypes on prairie dresses and bonnets. In In the T
 all Grass\, Booth honors the strength of rural women\, especially those in
  his Nebraska lineage\, while confronting themes of masculinity\, family t
 rauma\, and American history. His use of a 1867 studio camera and antique 
 photographic techniques bridges the past with the present in haunting\, de
 eply personal ways.\nMorgan McCarver\, a ceramic artist working in Ashevil
 le\, NC\, and Spartanburg\, SC\, presents Delicately Strong\, a porcelain 
 series inspired by Victorian corsetry and wildflowers. After her studio wa
 s destroyed by Hurricane Helene\, McCarver began to explore her own femini
 ne strength and faith through clay. Her work celebrates the quiet power wi
 thin fragility\, examining what it means to be strong in both body and spi
 rit.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250819T173000
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LOCATION:142 N. Dargan St.\, Florence\, SC 29506 US
SUMMARY:Opening Artist Reception
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