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A dancer in silks and low blue and green celestial spotlights

ArtsWalk 2018: Emerging Stories, hosted by the TWU School of the Arts

3D sculpture of a ribcage

Humanizing the Digital event, hosted by the TWU Visual Arts Department

Dancers on the outdoor ampitheater platform perform in front of a crowd

ArtsWalk 2018: Emerging Stories, hosted by the TWU School of the Arts

TWU Theatre production of

TWU Theatre production of "The Skin of Our Teeth"

Singers and musicians perform on the TWU library steps in front of a crowd

ArtsWalk 2018: Emerging Stories, hosted by the TWU School of the Arts

A dancer is projected on a screen under green, blue and pink lights

ArtsWalk 2018: Emerging Stories, hosted by the TWU School of the Arts

TWU Theatre production of

TWU Theatre production of "The Long Christmas Ride Home"

Red and blue 3D printed hands

Humanizing the Digital event, hosted by the TWU Visual Arts Department

Singers and musicians perform on the TWU library steps in front of a crowd

ArtsWalk 2018: Emerging Stories, hosted by the TWU School of the Arts

TWU Theatre production of Phaedra

TWU Theatre production of "Phaedra"

A dancer performs in a magenta room with a white globe

ArtsWalk 2018: Emerging Stories, hosted by the TWU School of the Arts

Model of tiny city scape - 3D printed

Humanizing the Digital event, hosted by the TWU Visual Arts Department

TWU Theatre production of

TWU Theatre production of "The Wal*mart-ians"

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