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Ron Stewart And Carma Stewart Dance
No full textJensen Gold and Green Ball are entertained by these little children, Carma Stewart, Ron Stewart as they dance. Photo is located on page 143 of the Jensen, Utah Book
Ron Stewart And Carma Stewart Dance
No full textJensen Gold and Green Ball are entertained by these little children, Carma Stewart, Ron Stewart as they dance. Photo is located on page 143 of the Jensen, Utah Book
Arden Stewart and Ron Powell
No full textPioneer Day chairman, Arden Stewart, left, and Ron Powell finalize preparations for 24th of July celebration
Ron Lee photograph, Sheffield, Don Valley Arena Fair, 1997.
No full textStewart Robinson's Dominator Miami - MM66 - photographed 19 July 1997
Ron Stewart, Alumni Coordinator of Records and Research 1
No full textRon Stewart was the Alumni Coordinator of Records and Research at Jacksonville State University in 1978-1979. (circa 1979)https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/37414/thumbnail.jp
Ron Green and Anne Stewart, 1984
No full textPhotograph originally appeared in the 'Swinburne Newsletter', 11 October 1984. Ron Green (right), Senior Technical Officer in the Electrical and Electronic Department, retired from Swinburne in 1984 after 22 years. He is pictured with Anne Stewart (left), former administrative staff member, at a farewell function
Raven Brings Light to this House of Stories: Table of Knowledge by Ron Hilbert Coy; Carl Chew; Mare Blocker; J.T. Stewart
No full textinstallationInstallation works found in Allen N. Lobby and scattered throughout Allen S. Cedar table also includes copy of Presentations from the International Symposium of Light, a book compiled by the artists, printed and bound by Mare Blocker.ExcellentA Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast story tells how once it was so dark here that the People sent Raven and Mink to bring back light. Artworks by Mare Blocker, Carl Chew, Ron Hilbert Coy and J.T. Stewart located throughout the Kenneth S. Allen Library are parts of a contemporary retelling of this story. In this retelling, light symbolizes the Library’s collected knowledge. Raven Brings Light to this House of Stories is a project of the Washington State Arts Commission, Art in Public Places Program in partnership with the University of Washington. The title of the work can be found written along the southeast wall of the Ground Floor Lobby. It is in Lushootseed and English. Lushootseed-speaking people are the Native Americans ancestral to where Seattle is today. Ravens and crows throughout the library were created by an artistic team. A book by the artists, printed and bound by Mare Blocker, sits on a cedar Table of Knowledge by Coy, celebrating the passage of knowledge from one generation to the next. Two study desks, called Cawpets, are located in the exhibits balcony 1st floor, Allen North and third floor, Allen South. Broadsides, including poems by Stewart and printed by Blocker, are in both the lobby and the second floor bridge between the library wings. The project was funded by the Washington State Arts commission Art in Public Space program, in partnership with UW.Mare Blocker is an artist book maker and publisher from Jerome, Arizona. Rug designer and manufacturer Carl Chew, artists, carver, and storyteller Ron Hilbert Coy, and literary artist and instructor J.T. Stewart reside in Seattle
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