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| All Day | SPRING 2023 1st DEADLINE TO SUBMIT PRIORITY REGISTRATION APPEALS
1st deadline for students who have lost Spring 2023 priority registration status to submit appeal petitions to Admissions and Records and receive a priority registration appointment time before Spring 2023 registration. Send petitions to admissions@butte.edu. | |
| 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM | Halloween Movie Day
In celebration of the Queer-favorite holiday Halloween, we will have a spooky movie day with spooky free food! | Main Campus |
| 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM | Piecing it Together
Piecing It Together is a new body of work by Elizabeth Lee, in which she addresses the effects of generational trauma. In particular, Lee explores the personal trauma passed down from her refugee parents who fled the Vietnam War. For the last three years, Lee has been searching internally to learn how her upbringing has affected the person she is today. Each piece is arranged as a triptych to help her compartmentalize and process each part of her trauma. Lee is interested in the self-awareness and work it takes to break cycles of trauma; this is the driving force behind this series. | Main Campus |
| 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM | Safe Zone I
FLEX # 620
The Safe Zone training at Butte is a 3-hour introductory training that invites participants to learn about LGBTQ+ issues, provide resources, and create a supportive environment for LGBTQ+ students, faculty, and staff exploring issues of sexual identity, gender identity, and gender expression. Your Safe Zone certification expires every two years. | |
| 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM | Artist Reception: Piecing It Together
FLEX # 124
Piecing It Together is a new body of work by Elizabeth Lee, in which she addresses the effects of generational trauma. In particular, Lee explores the personal trauma passed down from her refugee parents who fled the Vietnam War. For the last three years, Lee has been searching internally to learn how her upbringing has affected the person she is today. Each piece is arranged as a triptych to help her compartmentalize and process each part of her trauma. Lee is interested in the self-awareness and work it takes to break cycles of trauma; this is the driving force behind this series.
Elizabeth Lee is a Hmong American artist based out of Chico, CA. She received her BFA in Drawing and Painting from CSU Chico where she learned about her love for the depiction of objects. The use of objects as symbols in her work is a process of visual storytelling - a narrative about her identity. As a first-generation Hmong American, Lee’s identity is an integral part of her work as she explores the beauty and challenges of two cultures merging. She often works with gouache on paper and occasionally incorporates textiles, printmaking, installation, performance and social practice into her work.
Join the artist for conversation and refreshment in celebration of her work. | |
| 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM | Gallery Recital Series — Jonavin Thao
Butte College alumnus, Jonavin Thao returns to Butte College to perform for one night. His performance is part of recital series hosted by the music department at the Butte College Art Gallery. his music will be in conversation with the current exhibit "Piecing it Together" by artist Elizabeth Lee.
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