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Nonviolent Communication

Monday, October 27 at the ZMA

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In association with Mindful Mondays

Led by Dr. Maia Hallward, Associate Director of the School of Conflict Management, Peacekeeping and Development and Director of the SCMPD PhD Program and Professor of Middle East Politics in the School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding and Development 

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Windgate Artist-in-Residence Lecture: Jennifer Angus

Thursday, November 6, 5:00pm at the ZMA

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Jennifer Angus is a professor in the Design Studies Department at the University of Wisconsin -Madison where she teaches textile design, with a specific focus on all things relating to the dyeing and printing of cloth, including natural dyes. Her large-scale installations feature ornate patterns that are composed of hundreds of insects placed in arrangements suggestive of wallpaper and textiles. She is an artist described by Art Daily as “one of the top contemporary installation artists in the country” and is known to create some of the most provocative work ever seen in an art museum setting. 

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Bug Out!:Insects, Art, and Theatre for Families

Saturday, November 8, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm at the ZMA

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The Teaching Drama class (KSU Department of Theatre & Performance Studies) will partner with the Zuckerman Museum of Art to present a family engagement event inspired by Jennifer Angus’s installation Lady Bug. The program integrates art, science, and theatre through a guided tour of the exhibit, cyanotype printing, insect-themed theatre workshops, a visit from UGA’s LIVE Insect Zoo, books from the North Cobb Regional Library, and performance selections from The Beauty Project: Through the Looking Glass (Spring 2026).


Please join us for a day full of fun for the whole family!

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Breath Work

Monday, December 8, 12:30pm at the ZMA

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In association with Mindful Mondays

Led by Professor Emily Kitchens, Assistant Professor of Acting, Department of Theatre and Performance Studies