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Elisa Huang

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  • Head of Editorial Partnerships, Stacker
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Embracing life's quirks in LA after wanderings in SF & NYC. Avid reader and eater. Editor and writer, formerly at @GOOD, @BonAppetit & @RealSimple
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Native garden an exploration of the link between nature and religion

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By Elisa Huang Verified
| Northwestern University
Indonesian artist Arahmaiani started the “Memory of Nature” project in 2013 after studying with monks in the highlands of the Tibetan Plateau. The installation features a bed of flowers and plants native to each new location on its journey. But this spring, the project took root on Northwestern’s Evanston campus, outside The Block Museum as part of the “Actions for the Earth” exhibition. The shape of the garden bed, a mandala, symbolizes the connections between humans, religion and nature.
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Choose a Girl Scout Cookie and we'll tell you what outfit aesthetic to wear for Dillo Day 2024

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By Jay Jeon, Sammi Li, Elisa Huang Verified
| North by Northwestern Verified
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are the writers' own and do not represent the views of Girl Scouts of the United States, Mayfest Productions or North by Northwestern.
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Famous artworks are the ‘Muse’ for new Dittmar Gallery exhibit

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By Elisa Huang Verified
| Northwestern University
The Dittmar Gallery will present “Muse,” a series of 15 photographs exploring gender identity that feature subjects ranging from Botticelli’s “The Birth of Venus” to Vermeer's “Girl with a Pearl Earring.” The exhibit will be on view in the gallery from Oct. 20 to Dec. 3 at Norris University Center on Northwestern University’s Evanston campus. The photo series by Niki Grangruth and James Kinser recreates famous artworks throughout art history that feature female subjects.
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