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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
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 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
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SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221020
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221109
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221117
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221118
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221217
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
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DTSTAMP:20260519T125329Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221218
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230113
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230114
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230115
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230116
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
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GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230213
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230214
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTAMP:20260519T125329Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230215
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230227
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230228
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTAMP:20260519T125329Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230301
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230313
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230314
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTAMP:20260519T125329Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230315
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTAMP:20260519T125329Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230316
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230328
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230330
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTAMP:20260519T125329Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230331
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
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 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230414
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230415
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
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GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
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 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
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 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230511
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230512
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230513
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTAMP:20260519T125330Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230514
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
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GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
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 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
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  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
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 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
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 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230625
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230626
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230627
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
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LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
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 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
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 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
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GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
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 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
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  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
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 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230810
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
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 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
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 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
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GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
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 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
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GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
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 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
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 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
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 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
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 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
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 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260519T125330Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_41112766122946
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230826
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260519T125330Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_41112766126019
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230827
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260519T125330Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_41112766128068
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230828
DESCRIPTION:Chakaia Booker is renowned for her artistic practice that pushe
 s the limits of abstraction through the use of her signature material—di
 scarded rubber tires salvaged from city streets\, auto-repair shops\, and 
 dumps—and its relation to ecological concerns. Shaved Portions epitomize
 s Booker’s ability to radically transform this industrial material into 
 an incredible array of biomorphic forms. Repurposed from scraps that would
  have otherwise remained symbols of urban blight or measures of wanton was
 te\, Shaved Portions is a monumental work that\, as the artist describes i
 t\, is “about beauty\, rhythm\, and a common humanity. It is about how w
 e create to connect to one another.”\n\nSince the early 1990s\, Booker h
 as explored the complex relationship between environmental issues\, racial
  and economic difference\, and gender through her assemblages. For the art
 ist the multiple color tones of the rubber parallel human diversity\, whil
 e the tire treads suggest images as varied as African scarification and te
 xtile designs. Situated adjacent to the entrance to Washington University 
 at the corner of Brookings Drive and Skinker Blvd.\, the modular architect
 ural structure of Shaved Portions is visible from this busy thoroughfare. 
 Visitors can walk through the massive structure and experience its power
 —its texture\, its structure\, and its message of connection and communi
 ty.\n\nShaved Portions was originally commissioned by Oklahoma Contemporar
 y Arts Center for the Campbell Art Park in Oklahoma City. It is presented 
 at the Kemper Art Museum courtesy of the artist and the Washington Univers
 ity in St. Louis Art on Campus program.
GEO:38.647134;-90.302536
LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum\, Outside\, east of the Museum
SUMMARY:Chakaia Booker: 'Shaved Portions'
URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/chakaia_booker_shaved_port
 ions
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR