A Look Inside Todd Lambrix’s Time: Embodied Class

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Stephanie Leone was live in Todd Lambrix’s Time: Embodied course to look at the students’ in-progress final projects and hear about how they interpret the social construct of time in their work and the ways in which they’ve grown in their artistic practice during the First Year Program.

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