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SUMMARY:Art Exhibition at Harper Gallery- MANUEL SCHMETTAU : Lacunae
DESCRIPTION:The Elizabeth Stone Harper Gallery\, located in the Harper Center for the Arts\, is pleased to announce the following exhibition:\n\n\nMANUEL SCHMETTAU : Lacunae\n\n\nSchmettau’s objects\, often curbside discards\, are examined not for their intrinsic worth or past function\, but for their newfound convergences\, alignments\, and the transformation of the seemingly innocuous. This creates a palpable perceptual tension: between lyricism and specificity\, abstraction and materiality\, the banal and the rarefied.\n\n\nThe idea of photography here is not as description\, but as invocation; not as affirmation\, but as contemplation. The title (“Lacunae”) hints at something that has passed\, that we may have missed\, that is now somewhere else. The term ‘lacuna\,’ from the Latin for gap or void\, directly informs this investigation into hidden narratives\, displaced histories\, and the liminal spaces where the real and imaginary meet.\n\n\nManuel Schmettau was born in Bremen\, Germany. His family moved to Minneapolis\, Minnesota when he was a young child. His father was an established classical musician; the Schmettau family followed his career as a musician and teacher to Los Alamos\, New Mexico\, Brevard Music Center\, Brevard\, North Carolina\, and eventually to Spartanburg\, South Carolina. Manuel received a BFA in Painting from the Pennsylvania State University and a MFA in Photography from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. He lived and worked in New York City for thirty five years as an artist and curator before returning to South Carolina in 2014.\n\n\n \n\n 	Exhibition Open: Jan 22 – Feb 28\, 2026.\n 	Reception: Jan 28\, 2026 | 5-7 p.m.\n\n 
URL:https://www.presby.edu/event/manuel-schmettau-exhibit/
LOCATION:Elizabeth Stone Harper Gallery\, 360 5th Ave\, Clinton\, SC\, 29325
CATEGORIES:Campus,Community,Students
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SUMMARY:PC Lecture Series: Vance Lecture - Matt Navarro '99
DESCRIPTION:High-profile leaders in the business world speak about how to run a successful business that maintains a moral code in which employees can take pride and use as a guide for day-to-day activities. The late Robert M. Vance considered ethics\, honesty and integrity to be extremely important. He lived these qualities as a business leader in Clinton\, S.C. Funded by the Bailey Foundation\, this program is a tribute to the late businessman’s legacy and his numerous contributions to the Clinton community. The speakers\, CEOs and other top managers address business ethics as the overall theme.\n\n\nThe program is a tribute to Mr. Vance’s legacy and his numerous contributions to the Clinton community. Each year\, CEOs\, presidents and other top managers address the topic of business ethics.
URL:https://www.presby.edu/event/pc-lecture-series-vance-lecture-matt-navarro-99/
LOCATION:Edmunds Hall
CATEGORIES:Alumni,Campus,College,Community,Students
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