The “Paracas Textile” is a pre-Columbian weaving held in the Brooklyn Museum. Each painting corresponds to one figure depicted in the artifact’s border, including warriors, shamans, flora, and fauna from the Paracas culture. Just as the original woven icons represent daily activities from pre-Columbian times, these paintings are meant to reflect contemporary activities, like dance, drumming, tai-chi, sports, and walking.

Opening reception: Thursday, January 25, 5:00–6:30 p.m.

For gallery hours or information, please call the Campus Activities Office during regular business hours: 845 437-5370.

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