KFAC presents ‘Duality at Play’ exhibition

Morehead State University’s Kentucky Folk Art Center will present “Duality at Play,” an art exhibition featuring work by former Professors Emeriti Elizabeth and Gary Mesa-Gaido.

The exhibition will be on display from Wednesday, Sept. 16, through Tuesday, Dec. 8, at KFAC. An opening reception will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16. The exhibition and reception are open to the public.

“Duality at Play” brings together the work of two artists with longstanding connections to Morehead State and its arts community. The exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to explore the creative work of Elizabeth and Gary Mesa-Gaido while celebrating their contributions as artists and educators.

The Kentucky Folk Art Center serves as a cultural and educational resource for the region, offering exhibitions, programs and events that connect MSU students, community members and visitors with Kentucky’s diverse artistic traditions and contemporary creative work.

For more information, contact KFAC Administrative Coordinator Tammy Stone at t.stone@moreheadstate.edu or Outreach Programs Marketing and Event Coordinator Hannah Curreri (Class of 2024, 2025) at hrcurreri@moreheadstate.edu.

The center can also be reached at 606-783-2204.