BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171021Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521730200 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250827 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171021Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521732249 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250903 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171021Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521734298 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250910 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171021Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521736347 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250917 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171021Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521737372 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250924 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171021Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521739421 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251001 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171021Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521740446 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251008 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171021Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521743519 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251015 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171021Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521745568 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251022 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171021Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521746593 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251029 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171021Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521748642 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251105 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171021Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521750691 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251112 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171021Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521752740 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251119 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521754789 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251126 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521756838 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251203 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521757863 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251210 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521759912 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251217 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521761961 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251224 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521762986 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251231 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521765035 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260107 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521766060 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260114 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521768109 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260121 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521770158 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260128 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521772207 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260204 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521773232 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260211 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521775281 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260218 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521776306 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260225 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521778355 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260304 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521779380 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260311 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521781429 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260318 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521783478 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260325 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521784503 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260401 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521786552 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260408 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521787577 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260415 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521789626 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260422 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521790651 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260429 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521792700 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260506 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521794749 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260513 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521795774 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260520 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260904T171022Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50462521797823 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260527 DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth\, Ba ltimore artist Lauren Frances Adams and historian Dr. Victoria Rose Pass s hare their collaborative exhibit as Library Artists-in-Residence in the Go ucher College Library's Jane Austen Collection. \n\nThe collection\, large ly assembled and donated by alumna Alberta Burke '28\, includes materials based on immersion\, translation\, adaptation\, and iteration of Jane Aust en's novels and time period. The exhibit explores themes that scholars\, a daptors\, and readers alike have brought to Austen in recent years\, such as labor\, colonialism\, and queer identity and includes themes that Burke identified in her own collecting: landscape\, fashion\, and women’s han dcrafts. Adams and Pass combine the themes with the methodologies of scrap booking\, needlework\, and quilting\, which have historically been margina lized as unserious women’s work\, and they use them as a way of thinking through what is meaningful to us about Austen’s work and Burke’s coll ection.\n\nLauren Frances Adams is an artist who explores power structures through paintings that incorporate historical decorative motifs. Victoria Rose Pass is a scholar whose work examines the intersection of race and g ender in fashion history in the twentieth century. They are both faculty m embers at The Maryland Institute College of Art. GEO:39.409858;-76.595633 LOCATION:4th floor of the Sanford J. Ungar Athenaeum\, Outside of the Speci al Collections & Archives SUMMARY:Piecing & Pasting & Other Materials Related to Jane Austen URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.goucher.edu/event/piecing-and-pasting-and-othe r-materials-related-to-jane-austen END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR