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EVENT DATE TIME LOCATION DESCRIPTION COST

ASU Mindfulness Community

Every

Wed &

Fri

1-1:40 pm Downtown

Campus,

Sun Devil

Fitness

Complex, top

floor

The purpose of the MC-ASU is to

promote mindfulness meditation and

mindful living among ASU students

and faculty. For more information on

mindfulness, join our community:

Website:

http://www.mindfulnessresource.org

Contact: Tamara Rounds,

tamara.rounds@asu.edu, tel: 602-

496-0068

FREE

Express Yourself

Every

Monday

11:30 am-

1:00 pm

Tempe

Campus

MU North

Stage

The Express Yourself performance

series showcases the talents of ASU

students in various art forms, including

music, spoken-word, comedy, dance,

and visual art. Interested in

performing? Provide your info here:

https://eoss.asu.edu/express-signup

FREE

Jazz on the Plaza April 4 5-7 PM Tempe The Jazz on the Plaza series takes FREE

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April 25

Campus

Memorial

Union

place from 5-7 p.m. on Tuesdays and

features local and student jazz acts on

the North Stage of the Memorial

Union Plaza. All events are free to

attend.

Fork ‘em Friday

April 7

April 14

April 21

11:30 AM –

1 PM

Tempe

Campus

Memorial

Union

TGIF! Fork ‘em Friday is a spirit-

driven experience, that allows students

to enjoy delicious food from Aramark,

listen to great music and get pumped

up for future events with their peers,

on the north end of the Memorial

Union. Students enjoy getting their

peers pumped up by handing out

spirit freebies, food and more.

ASU Vault Gallery Photo Exhibit – Ryan Carey Apr. 10-

May 6

All Day Downtown

Campus –

University

Center Library

The Downtown Phoenix campus

library is pleased to exhibit the

work of Ryan Carey. His work on

canvas combines a complex color

palette, engrossing texture and his

Free

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unique method of using oil paints.

The 18 works on display are

created using only his breath and

thinned oil paint. Carey describes

his process as "a return to the

human element in art, each mark

on the canvas is air from my lungs,

a moment in existence."

The works are both mesmerizing

and ethereal, reflecting a process

that "focuses on using a stream of

consciousness composition to

amalgamate the colors into a literal

representation of my breath."

Ryan J. Carey can be reached

at http://ryanjcarey.net/home.html

or on Twitter @BreathB4Brush.

Minds on the Move: The Treadmill Tapes April 11 11am-5pm Tempe

Campus

Liz Lerman’s "Minds on the Move:

The Treadmill Tapes" invites members

Free

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ASU Art

Museum

of the ASU community to join her on a

treadmill in the gallery for an on-the-

go conversation about whatever is

most curious, urgent, troublesome or

baffling for them. The conversations

will be videotaped during walks at ASU

Art Museum and projected in the

gallery for ongoing viewing.

"Minds on the Move: The Treadmill

Tapes" is part of ASU Art Museum’s

Spotlight series, bringing attention to

innovative projects in the arts and

design by ASU Herberger Institute for

Design and the Arts faculty and

students. It is also part of

projectWALK, a collaboration between

the Museum of Walking, ASU Art

Museum and additional campus and

community partners, which

investigates the everyday activity of

walking in one of the least walkable

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cities in the United States.

The Violence of Truth: Encounter with Jose

Berandi

April 11 11am-5pm Tempe

Campus

ASU Art

Museum

Jose Bernardi curates a selection of

artwork from ASU Art Museum’s

collection that explores the myth of

social change within architecture and

desert culture. Bernardi, associate

professor in The Design School at ASU,

also presents a series of his collage

works that will be in dialogue with key

artworks from the museum’s Cuban

and Latin American collections.

"The Violence of Truth" is part of ASU

Art Museum’s Spotlight series,

bringing attention to innovative

projects in the arts and design by ASU

Herberger Institute for Design and the

Arts faculty and students. It is also part

of ASU Art Museum's Encounter series,

which invites artists and scholars to

curate exhibitions of work from the

museum's collection.

Free

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Hannah Barco: Fathomings

April 11 11am-5pm Tempe

Campus

ASU Art

Museum

Hannah Barco responds to ASU

scholars as they work to make our

physical, political and social realities

more legible and coherent. How many

ways can we find our footing in this

murky landscape? For "Fathomings,"

Barco assembles an installation to

occupy the gallery with these various

perspectives and when she returns in

the spring, will host a participatory

performance that stages the

artwork’s undoing.

"Hannah Barco: Fathomings" is part of

projectWALK, a collaboration between

the Museum of Walking, ASU Art

Museum and additional campus and

community partners, which

investigates the everyday activity of

walking in one of the least walkable

cities in the United States.

Supported by The Andy Warhol

Free

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Foundation for the Visual Arts and the

Helme Prinzen Endowment.

If you would like to bring your class or

group to see an exhibition or

collection, and/or meet with a curator,

please contact Andrea Feller, curator

of education

at andrea.feller@asu.edu.

History Pop-up Museum

Apr. 11 10am-3pm Polytechnic

Student Union

Cooley

Ballroom

More than 40 displays curated by

students from six different history

courses at ASU’s Polytechnic campus

will be showcased.

The popular History Pop-up Museum

this semester will feature student

participants who are enrolled in the

courses Latin American History,

Aviation History, Engineering History,

U.S. Survey of History, World Survey of

History, and U.S. Foreign Policy.

Valerie Adams, senior lecturer in

modern American and diplomatic

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history, says her students have

organized exhibits, for example, on:

• Salem Witch Trial

• Drones

• Women Air Service Pilots of WWII

• African music

• Spirit of St. Louis, Charles

Lindbergh's plane

The Apollo program and moon

landing

Stress Management

Apr. 11 12-1 pm West Campus

UCB 265

Stress management involves taking

charge of your lifestyle, thoughts,

emotions, and the way you deal with

problems. Learn steps to help relieve

pressure and regain control. Amber

Wonder received her Master's degree

in counseling and is s a licensed

professional counselor. To learn more

and sign-up, visit

https://asu.gosignmeup.com/

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Spa Night

Apr.. 11 5-7pm Downtown

Campus

SDFC Pool

Deck

Stop by the Downtown Sun Devil

Fitness Complex Pool Deck for free

food, massages, acupuncture, and

more!

Free

Walk the Green Carpet

Apr. 12 11am-1pm Tempe

Campus

W.P. Carey

Breezeway

Strut your sustainability stuff.

Students, faculty and staff who

demonstrate or wish to incorporate

sustainable practices in their lives are

given the opportunity to walk the

green carpet. They are also

encouraged to sign our commitment

boards. By signing, participants receive

a free giveaway item: bamboo USB,

mouse pad, recycled pen, reusable bag

or sticker.

Free

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Culture & Coffee @ SILC Cafe

Apr. 12 1:30-

2:30pm Tempe

Campus

Durham

LL165

This is a comfortable place to learn

about other cultures and what

studying another language is like. Stop

by for free coffee.

Every Wednesday from 1:30 to 2:30.

Free

ASU Lecture Series – Beatriz Santiago Munoz

Apr. 13 7-8:30pm Downtown

Phx

Critique

Room

Grant Street

Studios

Beatriz Santiago Muñoz is an artist

based in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Her

work combines aspects of

ethnography and theater to create

film and video projects that have

touched on subjects including

anarchist communities, the

relationship between artwork and

work, and post-military land. Her

work has been exhibited at the Tate

Modern, Galería Kurimanzutto, and

the Guggenheim Museum.

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Learn

more: https://www.guggenheim.or

g/artwork/artist/beatriz-santiago-

munoz

ASU Saxophone Ensembles

Apr. 13 7:30-9 pm Tempe

Campus

Katzin

Concert Hall

ASU saxophonists collaborate in a

variety of chamber groups

performing the music of

Tchaikovsky, Schimmel, Dies,

Weiser and Mattitia!

Free

ASU’s Got Talent

Apr. 18 7-9pm Tempe

Campus

Memorial

Union North

Stage

ASU’s Got Talent is the premier

experience showcasing talented Sun

Devils while celebrating the unique

qualities, culture and heritage that

each student brings to the ASU

community. The high energy and fun-

filled competition is open to singers,

dancers, comedians, magicians,

spoken word artists and more.

Free

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Be part of the experience. Cast your

vote live.

13th Annual Pat’s Run

Apr. 22 7:00 am Downtown

Tempe

Pat’s Run is a 4.2 Mile Run/Walk that

winds through the streets of Tempe

ending on the 42 yard line at ASU Sun

Devil Stadium. Pat’s Run is the

signature fundraising event of the Pat

Tillman Foundation, which invests in

military veterans and their spouses

through academic scholarships –

building a diverse community of

leaders committed to service to others.

The event raises scholarship funds for

Tillman Scholars who, in Pat’s name,

strive to make a significant impact for

our country and communities. Register

now and start your fundraising page

to support the next class of Tillman

Scholars.

Registration fees:

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Jan 11 – Feb 14

$42 Adults | $5 Kids

Feb 15 – Mar 10

$45 Adults | $5 Kids

Mar 11 – Mar 31

$47 Adults | $5 Kids

Apr 1 – Apr 21

$50 Adults | $10 Kids *Walk-up

registration*

Check Website for more information

http://pattillmanfoundation.org/pats-

run/

Walking for Wellness

Apr. 25 12-1 pm Tempe

Campus

Memorial

Union

Room 207

Walking is a great way to burn calories

and clear your mind. Liz Badalamenti,

RN, BSN, explains how to start your

own walking group and get the tools

necessary to be successful. Class

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(Gold) includes a 30 minute talk followed by a

30 minute walk. Bring sneakers. To

learn more and sign-up, visit

https://asu.gosignmeup.com/

Mindfulness

May 10 12-1 pm Tempe

Campus

Memorial

Union

Room 228

(Cochise 2nd

Floor)

Mindfulness promotes non-

judgement, awareness and can be

used at any time to bring lasting

results. Learn to decrease stress,

balance emotions and improve

interpersonal effectiveness in this

presentation. Amber Wonder received

her Master's degree in counseling and

is a licensed professional counselor. To

learn more and sign-up, visit

https://asu.gosignmeup.com/

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