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Sparking Memory: Artists Respond to Hazel HallCuration + exhibition designEugene, Oregon2019

I curated artwork from three artists, Terry Ann Carter, Chayo Wilson, and myself for this exhibit. Each of us used our respective mediums to explore, understand, and share Hazel Hall’s story. For me, I had a visceral urge to seek historical context and document what I found, felt, and experienced during the research process. For Terry Ann, Hall’s words needed to become a physical object that can be touched and treasured as an heirloom. Chayo discovered a muse within Hall and hoped to release her spirit and story through her sculptures.

These works were exhibited at Lane Community College’s Ragozzino Performance Hall on the occassion of The Room Upstairs performance.

©2025Laura Glazer@helloprettycity

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