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DTSTART:20260825T140000Z
DTEND:20260825T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
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DTSTART:20260826T140000Z
DTEND:20260826T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
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DTEND:20260828T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
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DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
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DTSTART:20260901T140000Z
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DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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DTSTART:20260902T140000Z
DTEND:20260902T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
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DTSTART:20260903T140000Z
DTEND:20260904T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
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CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
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DTSTART:20260904T140000Z
DTEND:20260904T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
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DTSTART:20260905T140000Z
DTEND:20260905T200000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782589376
DTSTART:20260908T140000Z
DTEND:20260908T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782590401
DTSTART:20260909T140000Z
DTEND:20260909T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782591426
DTSTART:20260910T140000Z
DTEND:20260911T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782591427
DTSTART:20260911T140000Z
DTEND:20260911T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782592452
DTSTART:20260912T140000Z
DTEND:20260912T200000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782593477
DTSTART:20260915T140000Z
DTEND:20260915T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782594502
DTSTART:20260916T140000Z
DTEND:20260916T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782594503
DTSTART:20260917T140000Z
DTEND:20260918T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782595528
DTSTART:20260918T140000Z
DTEND:20260918T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782596553
DTSTART:20260919T140000Z
DTEND:20260919T200000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782597578
DTSTART:20260922T140000Z
DTEND:20260922T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782597579
DTSTART:20260923T140000Z
DTEND:20260923T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085917Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782598604
DTSTART:20260924T140000Z
DTEND:20260925T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782599629
DTSTART:20260925T140000Z
DTEND:20260925T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782600654
DTSTART:20260926T140000Z
DTEND:20260926T200000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782600655
DTSTART:20260929T140000Z
DTEND:20260929T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782601680
DTSTART:20260930T140000Z
DTEND:20260930T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782602705
DTSTART:20261001T140000Z
DTEND:20261002T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782602706
DTSTART:20261002T140000Z
DTEND:20261002T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782603731
DTSTART:20261003T140000Z
DTEND:20261003T200000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782604756
DTSTART:20261006T140000Z
DTEND:20261006T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782604757
DTSTART:20261007T140000Z
DTEND:20261007T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782605782
DTSTART:20261008T140000Z
DTEND:20261009T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782606807
DTSTART:20261009T140000Z
DTEND:20261009T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782607832
DTSTART:20261010T140000Z
DTEND:20261010T200000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782607833
DTSTART:20261013T140000Z
DTEND:20261013T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782608858
DTSTART:20261014T140000Z
DTEND:20261014T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782609883
DTSTART:20261015T140000Z
DTEND:20261016T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782609884
DTSTART:20261016T140000Z
DTEND:20261016T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782610909
DTSTART:20261017T140000Z
DTEND:20261017T200000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782611934
DTSTART:20261020T140000Z
DTEND:20261020T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782612959
DTSTART:20261021T140000Z
DTEND:20261021T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782612960
DTSTART:20261022T140000Z
DTEND:20261023T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782613985
DTSTART:20261023T140000Z
DTEND:20261023T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782615010
DTSTART:20261024T140000Z
DTEND:20261024T200000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782615011
DTSTART:20261027T140000Z
DTEND:20261027T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782616036
DTSTART:20261028T140000Z
DTEND:20261028T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782617061
DTSTART:20261029T140000Z
DTEND:20261030T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782618086
DTSTART:20261030T140000Z
DTEND:20261030T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782618087
DTSTART:20261031T140000Z
DTEND:20261031T200000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782619112
DTSTART:20261103T150000Z
DTEND:20261103T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782620137
DTSTART:20261104T150000Z
DTEND:20261104T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782620138
DTSTART:20261105T150000Z
DTEND:20261106T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782621163
DTSTART:20261106T150000Z
DTEND:20261106T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782622188
DTSTART:20261107T150000Z
DTEND:20261107T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085918Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782622189
DTSTART:20261110T150000Z
DTEND:20261110T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782623214
DTSTART:20261112T150000Z
DTEND:20261113T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782624239
DTSTART:20261113T150000Z
DTEND:20261113T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782625264
DTSTART:20261114T150000Z
DTEND:20261114T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782625265
DTSTART:20261117T150000Z
DTEND:20261117T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782626290
DTSTART:20261118T150000Z
DTEND:20261118T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782627315
DTSTART:20261119T150000Z
DTEND:20261120T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782628340
DTSTART:20261120T150000Z
DTEND:20261120T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782628341
DTSTART:20261121T150000Z
DTEND:20261121T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782629366
DTSTART:20261201T150000Z
DTEND:20261201T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782631415
DTSTART:20261202T150000Z
DTEND:20261202T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782632440
DTSTART:20261203T150000Z
DTEND:20261204T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782633465
DTSTART:20261204T150000Z
DTEND:20261204T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782633466
DTSTART:20261205T150000Z
DTEND:20261205T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782634491
DTSTART:20261208T150000Z
DTEND:20261208T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782635516
DTSTART:20261209T150000Z
DTEND:20261209T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782636541
DTSTART:20261210T150000Z
DTEND:20261211T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782637566
DTSTART:20261211T150000Z
DTEND:20261211T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782638591
DTSTART:20261212T150000Z
DTEND:20261212T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782638592
DTSTART:20270105T150000Z
DTEND:20270105T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782638593
DTSTART:20270106T150000Z
DTEND:20270106T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782639618
DTSTART:20270107T150000Z
DTEND:20270108T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782640643
DTSTART:20270108T150000Z
DTEND:20270108T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782641668
DTSTART:20270109T150000Z
DTEND:20270109T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782642693
DTSTART:20270112T150000Z
DTEND:20270112T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782643718
DTSTART:20270113T150000Z
DTEND:20270113T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782644743
DTSTART:20270114T150000Z
DTEND:20270115T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782645768
DTSTART:20270115T150000Z
DTEND:20270115T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782645769
DTSTART:20270116T150000Z
DTEND:20270116T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782646794
DTSTART:20270119T150000Z
DTEND:20270119T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782647819
DTSTART:20270120T150000Z
DTEND:20270120T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782648844
DTSTART:20270121T150000Z
DTEND:20270122T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782648845
DTSTART:20270122T150000Z
DTEND:20270122T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782649870
DTSTART:20270123T150000Z
DTEND:20270123T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782650895
DTSTART:20270126T150000Z
DTEND:20270126T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782651920
DTSTART:20270127T150000Z
DTEND:20270127T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782652945
DTSTART:20270128T150000Z
DTEND:20270129T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782653970
DTSTART:20270129T150000Z
DTEND:20270129T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782654995
DTSTART:20270130T150000Z
DTEND:20270130T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782656020
DTSTART:20270202T150000Z
DTEND:20270202T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782656021
DTSTART:20270203T150000Z
DTEND:20270203T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782657046
DTSTART:20270204T150000Z
DTEND:20270205T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782658071
DTSTART:20270205T150000Z
DTEND:20270205T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085919Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782659096
DTSTART:20270206T150000Z
DTEND:20270206T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782660121
DTSTART:20270209T150000Z
DTEND:20270209T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782661146
DTSTART:20270210T150000Z
DTEND:20270210T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782661147
DTSTART:20270211T150000Z
DTEND:20270212T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782662172
DTSTART:20270212T150000Z
DTEND:20270212T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782663197
DTSTART:20270213T150000Z
DTEND:20270213T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782664222
DTSTART:20270216T150000Z
DTEND:20270216T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782665247
DTSTART:20270217T150000Z
DTEND:20270217T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782666272
DTSTART:20270218T150000Z
DTEND:20270219T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782666273
DTSTART:20270219T150000Z
DTEND:20270219T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782667298
DTSTART:20270220T150000Z
DTEND:20270220T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782668323
DTSTART:20270223T150000Z
DTEND:20270223T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782668324
DTSTART:20270224T150000Z
DTEND:20270224T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782669349
DTSTART:20270225T150000Z
DTEND:20270226T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782670374
DTSTART:20270226T150000Z
DTEND:20270226T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782671399
DTSTART:20270227T150000Z
DTEND:20270227T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782671400
DTSTART:20270302T150000Z
DTEND:20270302T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782672425
DTSTART:20270303T150000Z
DTEND:20270303T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782673450
DTSTART:20270304T150000Z
DTEND:20270305T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782674475
DTSTART:20270305T150000Z
DTEND:20270305T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782674476
DTSTART:20270306T150000Z
DTEND:20270306T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782675501
DTSTART:20270309T150000Z
DTEND:20270309T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782676526
DTSTART:20270310T150000Z
DTEND:20270310T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782676527
DTSTART:20270311T150000Z
DTEND:20270312T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782677552
DTSTART:20270312T150000Z
DTEND:20270312T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260915T085920Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53683782678577
DTSTART:20270313T150000Z
DTEND:20270313T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The FSU Museum of Fine Arts invites you to "Floating Metal: UND
 ERcurrents In My Father's Garden\," on view from August 24\, 2026 - March 
 13\, 2027.  \n\n“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture\, image\, v
 ideo\, performance\, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (19
 36-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and 
 performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-ter
 m serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents\, which explore the enduring 
 histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest ite
 ration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophi
 c history and everyday memory\, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.
 \n\nThe exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s
  Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historica
 l figures\, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a re
 presentative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation\, Ed
  Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into 
 powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the soci
 al force and weight of blackness\, nia love’s multi-modal movement pract
 ice aims to breach the propriety of “dance\,” refashioning it as gestu
 re–the embodied memory of movement\, geographies\, and scales of time ga
 thered and shared through black forms of life and culture. \n\nThe present
 ation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love
  was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National 
 Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the M
 ellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Researc
 h + Creativity (CRC).
GEO:30.444141;-84.29018
LOCATION:Museum of Fine Arts 
SUMMARY:Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father's Garden
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.fsu.edu/event/floating-metal-undercurrents-i
 n-my-fathers-garden
CATEGORIES:Arts/Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Dance
CATEGORIES:Free to the Public
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR