BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170622T040000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143332Z DTSTART:20170622T010000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2850629 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170623T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143332Z DTSTART:20170622T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853804 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170624T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143332Z DTSTART:20170623T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853805 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170627T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143332Z DTSTART:20170626T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853806 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170628T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143332Z DTSTART:20170627T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853807 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170629T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143332Z DTSTART:20170628T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853808 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170630T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143332Z DTSTART:20170629T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853809 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170701T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143332Z DTSTART:20170630T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853810 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170706T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170705T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853811 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170707T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170706T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853812 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170708T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170707T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853813 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170711T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170710T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853814 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170712T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170711T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853815 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170713T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170712T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853816 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170714T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170713T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853817 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170715T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170714T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853818 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170718T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170717T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853819 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170719T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170718T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853820 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170720T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170719T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853821 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170721T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170720T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853822 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170722T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170721T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853823 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170725T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170724T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853824 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170726T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170725T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853825 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170727T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170726T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853826 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170728T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170727T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853827 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Presentation,Arts & Culture,Exhibit,Fre e Food,Art,Diversity and Multiculturalism,Asian American and Pacific Island er DESCRIPTION:Exhibit\, talk and workshops by Nancy Yen-wen Cheng\n\nJune 21 – July 28\, 2017 Open M-F 11-5\nPLACE\, 735 NW 18th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97 209 tel 503 334 2080\n\nHow much visual expression can come from a single s heet of material? Exhibit pieces explore how surfaces can be manipulated t o bounce light in interesting ways. They show how simple cuts and folds ca n create complex patterns of flaps or pockets to catch light. For example\ , a family of geometric patterns incorporate self-clasping hooks have been designed to pull flexible sheets into saddle forms that juxtapose convex an d concave edges. Recent efforts with draped and stretched fabric are motiv ated by the idea of shaping form and space with minimal means. \n\nThe fa bric pieces have been created with Marziah Rajabzadeh and Mohsen Marizad of ZAAD Studio\, who excel in parametric design and digital visualization. M ethods to shape light with folded surfaces were developed through teaching in Australia\, Germany\, China and the U.S. Exhibit support has come from PLACE\, Francisco Toledo and Bonnie Jean Dominguez.\n\nThe public is invite d to three events. \n\nWed July 21\, 6:00-9:00pm - Opening Reception with 7:00pm talk by Nancy Cheng\n\nLearn about the origins of the sculptural stu dies\, the use of digital design and fabrication\, and related research int o airflow around architectural shading screens. https://www.facebook.com/ev ents/1504274479592801\n\nWORKSHOPS: We will bring the materials\, techniqu es and images of some forms to try. We need you to bring your enthusiasm\, imagination and openness to new possibilities. We will capture the experi ments with photos and create results for the PLACE community to enjoy. \n\n Saturday\, July 8\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Light with Folded Surfaces work shop\n\nExperiment with light and shadow effects by manipulating surfaces a nd material properties. Learn how curved cuts\, folds and clasps can sculp t sheet materials to produce aesthetic forms. Examine how lighting can tra nsform appearances when capturing photos of work in progress.\n\nSaturday\, July 29\, 12:00-3:00pm - Shaping Space with Fabric workshop\n\nStretch fa brics and dynamically create spaces. What is the most interesting place th at can be sculpted with the least material? The group will create tent-lik e configurations by using bodies\, rods and hoops to pull sheet materials i nto temporary formations. \n\nFor more information see http://blogs.uoregon .edu/nywc or contact Nancy Cheng at nywc@uoregon.edu DTEND:20170729T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260510T143333Z DTSTART:20170728T180000Z GEO:45.528349;-122.68965 LOCATION:PLACE SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SURFACE INTO FORM UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2853828 URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/surface_into_form END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR