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DESCRIPTION:Haylee Anne "countermask" MFA Thesis Exhibition: March 9-20 \n\
 nPerformance: Monday\, March 9\, from 3-5 p.m.\n\nArtist talk: Wednesday\,
  March 11\, at 1 p.m.\n\nReceptions: Thursday\, March 12\, from 5 - 7 pm a
 nd Thursday\, March 19\, from 5 - 7 p.m.\n\nStatement:\n\ncountermask inve
 stigates fatigue and endurance as complex\, embodied states that shape how
  we remain present in the world. Through nontraditional photographic proce
 sses and performance-based methods\, the work reframes fatigue not as a se
 condary symptom of diagnosis\, but as a lived condition that resists visib
 ility and calls for new modes of representation.\n\nIn the United States\,
  fatigue affects an estimated 45% of the population\, shaped by escalating
  labor demands\, inadequate social safety nets\, and long-term effects of 
 chronic illness. Despite its prevalence\, fatigue is difficult to quantify
 \, visualize\, or legitimize. countermask responds to this gap with forms 
 that hold space for exhaustion without requiring performed productivity or
  recovery.\n\nThe making of this work is inherently collaborative and inti
 mate\, foregrounding care\, consent\, and trust with those who are depicte
 d. As direct physical contact is combined with silver-gelatin paper and co
 pper\, touch becomes both method and record\, registering presence\, durat
 ion\, and the subtle negotiations of energy within the body. By slowing th
 e act of image-making without a traditional camera apparatus\, these proce
 sses complicate conventional definitions of photography.\n\nGrounded in ca
 re and empathy as both ethical commitments and formal strategies\, counter
 mask invites you to slow down\, witness without judgment\, and consider fa
 tigue as a legitimate lived experience.\n\n---------\n\nMost of the MFA ex
 hibitions will take place at the Welch School Galleries at the Ernest G. W
 elch School of Art & Design\, Art & Humanities Bldg.\, 10 Peachtree Center
  Ave SE\, Atlanta\, GA 30303\n\nPlease provide ample travel time\, as ther
 e are street closures and construction by the venue. There is City of Atla
 nta Park Mobile street parking available on Edgewood\, Auburn\, Courtland\
 , and other adjacent streets. \n\nGeorgia State parking decks are also ope
 n to visitors for a $10 fee. T Deck (43 Auburn Ave NE) is the closest to t
 he Welch School Galleries. but more visitor parking information can be fou
 nd at parking.gsu.edu.\n\nFor those who prefer mass transit\, our campus i
 s directly between two MARTA stops\, Five Points and Peachtree Center.
GEO:33.754004;-84.386258
LOCATION:The Welch School Galleries\, Gallery 130
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition - Haylee Anne "countermask"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/mfa-thesis-exhibition-haylee-a
 nne-countermask
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DESCRIPTION:Haylee Anne "countermask" MFA Thesis Exhibition: March 9-20 \n\
 nPerformance: Monday\, March 9\, from 3-5 p.m.\n\nArtist talk: Wednesday\,
  March 11\, at 1 p.m.\n\nReceptions: Thursday\, March 12\, from 5 - 7 pm a
 nd Thursday\, March 19\, from 5 - 7 p.m.\n\nStatement:\n\ncountermask inve
 stigates fatigue and endurance as complex\, embodied states that shape how
  we remain present in the world. Through nontraditional photographic proce
 sses and performance-based methods\, the work reframes fatigue not as a se
 condary symptom of diagnosis\, but as a lived condition that resists visib
 ility and calls for new modes of representation.\n\nIn the United States\,
  fatigue affects an estimated 45% of the population\, shaped by escalating
  labor demands\, inadequate social safety nets\, and long-term effects of 
 chronic illness. Despite its prevalence\, fatigue is difficult to quantify
 \, visualize\, or legitimize. countermask responds to this gap with forms 
 that hold space for exhaustion without requiring performed productivity or
  recovery.\n\nThe making of this work is inherently collaborative and inti
 mate\, foregrounding care\, consent\, and trust with those who are depicte
 d. As direct physical contact is combined with silver-gelatin paper and co
 pper\, touch becomes both method and record\, registering presence\, durat
 ion\, and the subtle negotiations of energy within the body. By slowing th
 e act of image-making without a traditional camera apparatus\, these proce
 sses complicate conventional definitions of photography.\n\nGrounded in ca
 re and empathy as both ethical commitments and formal strategies\, counter
 mask invites you to slow down\, witness without judgment\, and consider fa
 tigue as a legitimate lived experience.\n\n---------\n\nMost of the MFA ex
 hibitions will take place at the Welch School Galleries at the Ernest G. W
 elch School of Art & Design\, Art & Humanities Bldg.\, 10 Peachtree Center
  Ave SE\, Atlanta\, GA 30303\n\nPlease provide ample travel time\, as ther
 e are street closures and construction by the venue. There is City of Atla
 nta Park Mobile street parking available on Edgewood\, Auburn\, Courtland\
 , and other adjacent streets. \n\nGeorgia State parking decks are also ope
 n to visitors for a $10 fee. T Deck (43 Auburn Ave NE) is the closest to t
 he Welch School Galleries. but more visitor parking information can be fou
 nd at parking.gsu.edu.\n\nFor those who prefer mass transit\, our campus i
 s directly between two MARTA stops\, Five Points and Peachtree Center.
GEO:33.754004;-84.386258
LOCATION:The Welch School Galleries\, Gallery 130
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition - Haylee Anne "countermask"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/mfa-thesis-exhibition-haylee-a
 nne-countermask
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DESCRIPTION:Haylee Anne "countermask" MFA Thesis Exhibition: March 9-20 \n\
 nPerformance: Monday\, March 9\, from 3-5 p.m.\n\nArtist talk: Wednesday\,
  March 11\, at 1 p.m.\n\nReceptions: Thursday\, March 12\, from 5 - 7 pm a
 nd Thursday\, March 19\, from 5 - 7 p.m.\n\nStatement:\n\ncountermask inve
 stigates fatigue and endurance as complex\, embodied states that shape how
  we remain present in the world. Through nontraditional photographic proce
 sses and performance-based methods\, the work reframes fatigue not as a se
 condary symptom of diagnosis\, but as a lived condition that resists visib
 ility and calls for new modes of representation.\n\nIn the United States\,
  fatigue affects an estimated 45% of the population\, shaped by escalating
  labor demands\, inadequate social safety nets\, and long-term effects of 
 chronic illness. Despite its prevalence\, fatigue is difficult to quantify
 \, visualize\, or legitimize. countermask responds to this gap with forms 
 that hold space for exhaustion without requiring performed productivity or
  recovery.\n\nThe making of this work is inherently collaborative and inti
 mate\, foregrounding care\, consent\, and trust with those who are depicte
 d. As direct physical contact is combined with silver-gelatin paper and co
 pper\, touch becomes both method and record\, registering presence\, durat
 ion\, and the subtle negotiations of energy within the body. By slowing th
 e act of image-making without a traditional camera apparatus\, these proce
 sses complicate conventional definitions of photography.\n\nGrounded in ca
 re and empathy as both ethical commitments and formal strategies\, counter
 mask invites you to slow down\, witness without judgment\, and consider fa
 tigue as a legitimate lived experience.\n\n---------\n\nMost of the MFA ex
 hibitions will take place at the Welch School Galleries at the Ernest G. W
 elch School of Art & Design\, Art & Humanities Bldg.\, 10 Peachtree Center
  Ave SE\, Atlanta\, GA 30303\n\nPlease provide ample travel time\, as ther
 e are street closures and construction by the venue. There is City of Atla
 nta Park Mobile street parking available on Edgewood\, Auburn\, Courtland\
 , and other adjacent streets. \n\nGeorgia State parking decks are also ope
 n to visitors for a $10 fee. T Deck (43 Auburn Ave NE) is the closest to t
 he Welch School Galleries. but more visitor parking information can be fou
 nd at parking.gsu.edu.\n\nFor those who prefer mass transit\, our campus i
 s directly between two MARTA stops\, Five Points and Peachtree Center.
GEO:33.754004;-84.386258
LOCATION:The Welch School Galleries\, Gallery 130
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition - Haylee Anne "countermask"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/mfa-thesis-exhibition-haylee-a
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DESCRIPTION:Haylee Anne "countermask" MFA Thesis Exhibition: March 9-20 \n\
 nPerformance: Monday\, March 9\, from 3-5 p.m.\n\nArtist talk: Wednesday\,
  March 11\, at 1 p.m.\n\nReceptions: Thursday\, March 12\, from 5 - 7 pm a
 nd Thursday\, March 19\, from 5 - 7 p.m.\n\nStatement:\n\ncountermask inve
 stigates fatigue and endurance as complex\, embodied states that shape how
  we remain present in the world. Through nontraditional photographic proce
 sses and performance-based methods\, the work reframes fatigue not as a se
 condary symptom of diagnosis\, but as a lived condition that resists visib
 ility and calls for new modes of representation.\n\nIn the United States\,
  fatigue affects an estimated 45% of the population\, shaped by escalating
  labor demands\, inadequate social safety nets\, and long-term effects of 
 chronic illness. Despite its prevalence\, fatigue is difficult to quantify
 \, visualize\, or legitimize. countermask responds to this gap with forms 
 that hold space for exhaustion without requiring performed productivity or
  recovery.\n\nThe making of this work is inherently collaborative and inti
 mate\, foregrounding care\, consent\, and trust with those who are depicte
 d. As direct physical contact is combined with silver-gelatin paper and co
 pper\, touch becomes both method and record\, registering presence\, durat
 ion\, and the subtle negotiations of energy within the body. By slowing th
 e act of image-making without a traditional camera apparatus\, these proce
 sses complicate conventional definitions of photography.\n\nGrounded in ca
 re and empathy as both ethical commitments and formal strategies\, counter
 mask invites you to slow down\, witness without judgment\, and consider fa
 tigue as a legitimate lived experience.\n\n---------\n\nMost of the MFA ex
 hibitions will take place at the Welch School Galleries at the Ernest G. W
 elch School of Art & Design\, Art & Humanities Bldg.\, 10 Peachtree Center
  Ave SE\, Atlanta\, GA 30303\n\nPlease provide ample travel time\, as ther
 e are street closures and construction by the venue. There is City of Atla
 nta Park Mobile street parking available on Edgewood\, Auburn\, Courtland\
 , and other adjacent streets. \n\nGeorgia State parking decks are also ope
 n to visitors for a $10 fee. T Deck (43 Auburn Ave NE) is the closest to t
 he Welch School Galleries. but more visitor parking information can be fou
 nd at parking.gsu.edu.\n\nFor those who prefer mass transit\, our campus i
 s directly between two MARTA stops\, Five Points and Peachtree Center.
GEO:33.754004;-84.386258
LOCATION:The Welch School Galleries\, Gallery 130
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition - Haylee Anne "countermask"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/mfa-thesis-exhibition-haylee-a
 nne-countermask
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DESCRIPTION:Haylee Anne "countermask" MFA Thesis Exhibition: March 9-20 \n\
 nPerformance: Monday\, March 9\, from 3-5 p.m.\n\nArtist talk: Wednesday\,
  March 11\, at 1 p.m.\n\nReceptions: Thursday\, March 12\, from 5 - 7 pm a
 nd Thursday\, March 19\, from 5 - 7 p.m.\n\nStatement:\n\ncountermask inve
 stigates fatigue and endurance as complex\, embodied states that shape how
  we remain present in the world. Through nontraditional photographic proce
 sses and performance-based methods\, the work reframes fatigue not as a se
 condary symptom of diagnosis\, but as a lived condition that resists visib
 ility and calls for new modes of representation.\n\nIn the United States\,
  fatigue affects an estimated 45% of the population\, shaped by escalating
  labor demands\, inadequate social safety nets\, and long-term effects of 
 chronic illness. Despite its prevalence\, fatigue is difficult to quantify
 \, visualize\, or legitimize. countermask responds to this gap with forms 
 that hold space for exhaustion without requiring performed productivity or
  recovery.\n\nThe making of this work is inherently collaborative and inti
 mate\, foregrounding care\, consent\, and trust with those who are depicte
 d. As direct physical contact is combined with silver-gelatin paper and co
 pper\, touch becomes both method and record\, registering presence\, durat
 ion\, and the subtle negotiations of energy within the body. By slowing th
 e act of image-making without a traditional camera apparatus\, these proce
 sses complicate conventional definitions of photography.\n\nGrounded in ca
 re and empathy as both ethical commitments and formal strategies\, counter
 mask invites you to slow down\, witness without judgment\, and consider fa
 tigue as a legitimate lived experience.\n\n---------\n\nMost of the MFA ex
 hibitions will take place at the Welch School Galleries at the Ernest G. W
 elch School of Art & Design\, Art & Humanities Bldg.\, 10 Peachtree Center
  Ave SE\, Atlanta\, GA 30303\n\nPlease provide ample travel time\, as ther
 e are street closures and construction by the venue. There is City of Atla
 nta Park Mobile street parking available on Edgewood\, Auburn\, Courtland\
 , and other adjacent streets. \n\nGeorgia State parking decks are also ope
 n to visitors for a $10 fee. T Deck (43 Auburn Ave NE) is the closest to t
 he Welch School Galleries. but more visitor parking information can be fou
 nd at parking.gsu.edu.\n\nFor those who prefer mass transit\, our campus i
 s directly between two MARTA stops\, Five Points and Peachtree Center.
GEO:33.754004;-84.386258
LOCATION:The Welch School Galleries\, Gallery 130
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition - Haylee Anne "countermask"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/mfa-thesis-exhibition-haylee-a
 nne-countermask
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DESCRIPTION:Haylee Anne "countermask" MFA Thesis Exhibition: March 9-20 \n\
 nPerformance: Monday\, March 9\, from 3-5 p.m.\n\nArtist talk: Wednesday\,
  March 11\, at 1 p.m.\n\nReceptions: Thursday\, March 12\, from 5 - 7 pm a
 nd Thursday\, March 19\, from 5 - 7 p.m.\n\nStatement:\n\ncountermask inve
 stigates fatigue and endurance as complex\, embodied states that shape how
  we remain present in the world. Through nontraditional photographic proce
 sses and performance-based methods\, the work reframes fatigue not as a se
 condary symptom of diagnosis\, but as a lived condition that resists visib
 ility and calls for new modes of representation.\n\nIn the United States\,
  fatigue affects an estimated 45% of the population\, shaped by escalating
  labor demands\, inadequate social safety nets\, and long-term effects of 
 chronic illness. Despite its prevalence\, fatigue is difficult to quantify
 \, visualize\, or legitimize. countermask responds to this gap with forms 
 that hold space for exhaustion without requiring performed productivity or
  recovery.\n\nThe making of this work is inherently collaborative and inti
 mate\, foregrounding care\, consent\, and trust with those who are depicte
 d. As direct physical contact is combined with silver-gelatin paper and co
 pper\, touch becomes both method and record\, registering presence\, durat
 ion\, and the subtle negotiations of energy within the body. By slowing th
 e act of image-making without a traditional camera apparatus\, these proce
 sses complicate conventional definitions of photography.\n\nGrounded in ca
 re and empathy as both ethical commitments and formal strategies\, counter
 mask invites you to slow down\, witness without judgment\, and consider fa
 tigue as a legitimate lived experience.\n\n---------\n\nMost of the MFA ex
 hibitions will take place at the Welch School Galleries at the Ernest G. W
 elch School of Art & Design\, Art & Humanities Bldg.\, 10 Peachtree Center
  Ave SE\, Atlanta\, GA 30303\n\nPlease provide ample travel time\, as ther
 e are street closures and construction by the venue. There is City of Atla
 nta Park Mobile street parking available on Edgewood\, Auburn\, Courtland\
 , and other adjacent streets. \n\nGeorgia State parking decks are also ope
 n to visitors for a $10 fee. T Deck (43 Auburn Ave NE) is the closest to t
 he Welch School Galleries. but more visitor parking information can be fou
 nd at parking.gsu.edu.\n\nFor those who prefer mass transit\, our campus i
 s directly between two MARTA stops\, Five Points and Peachtree Center.
GEO:33.754004;-84.386258
LOCATION:The Welch School Galleries\, Gallery 130
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition - Haylee Anne "countermask"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/mfa-thesis-exhibition-haylee-a
 nne-countermask
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DESCRIPTION:Haylee Anne "countermask" MFA Thesis Exhibition: March 9-20 \n\
 nPerformance: Monday\, March 9\, from 3-5 p.m.\n\nArtist talk: Wednesday\,
  March 11\, at 1 p.m.\n\nReceptions: Thursday\, March 12\, from 5 - 7 pm a
 nd Thursday\, March 19\, from 5 - 7 p.m.\n\nStatement:\n\ncountermask inve
 stigates fatigue and endurance as complex\, embodied states that shape how
  we remain present in the world. Through nontraditional photographic proce
 sses and performance-based methods\, the work reframes fatigue not as a se
 condary symptom of diagnosis\, but as a lived condition that resists visib
 ility and calls for new modes of representation.\n\nIn the United States\,
  fatigue affects an estimated 45% of the population\, shaped by escalating
  labor demands\, inadequate social safety nets\, and long-term effects of 
 chronic illness. Despite its prevalence\, fatigue is difficult to quantify
 \, visualize\, or legitimize. countermask responds to this gap with forms 
 that hold space for exhaustion without requiring performed productivity or
  recovery.\n\nThe making of this work is inherently collaborative and inti
 mate\, foregrounding care\, consent\, and trust with those who are depicte
 d. As direct physical contact is combined with silver-gelatin paper and co
 pper\, touch becomes both method and record\, registering presence\, durat
 ion\, and the subtle negotiations of energy within the body. By slowing th
 e act of image-making without a traditional camera apparatus\, these proce
 sses complicate conventional definitions of photography.\n\nGrounded in ca
 re and empathy as both ethical commitments and formal strategies\, counter
 mask invites you to slow down\, witness without judgment\, and consider fa
 tigue as a legitimate lived experience.\n\n---------\n\nMost of the MFA ex
 hibitions will take place at the Welch School Galleries at the Ernest G. W
 elch School of Art & Design\, Art & Humanities Bldg.\, 10 Peachtree Center
  Ave SE\, Atlanta\, GA 30303\n\nPlease provide ample travel time\, as ther
 e are street closures and construction by the venue. There is City of Atla
 nta Park Mobile street parking available on Edgewood\, Auburn\, Courtland\
 , and other adjacent streets. \n\nGeorgia State parking decks are also ope
 n to visitors for a $10 fee. T Deck (43 Auburn Ave NE) is the closest to t
 he Welch School Galleries. but more visitor parking information can be fou
 nd at parking.gsu.edu.\n\nFor those who prefer mass transit\, our campus i
 s directly between two MARTA stops\, Five Points and Peachtree Center.
GEO:33.754004;-84.386258
LOCATION:The Welch School Galleries\, Gallery 130
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition - Haylee Anne "countermask"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/mfa-thesis-exhibition-haylee-a
 nne-countermask
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DESCRIPTION:Haylee Anne "countermask" MFA Thesis Exhibition: March 9-20 \n\
 nPerformance: Monday\, March 9\, from 3-5 p.m.\n\nArtist talk: Wednesday\,
  March 11\, at 1 p.m.\n\nReceptions: Thursday\, March 12\, from 5 - 7 pm a
 nd Thursday\, March 19\, from 5 - 7 p.m.\n\nStatement:\n\ncountermask inve
 stigates fatigue and endurance as complex\, embodied states that shape how
  we remain present in the world. Through nontraditional photographic proce
 sses and performance-based methods\, the work reframes fatigue not as a se
 condary symptom of diagnosis\, but as a lived condition that resists visib
 ility and calls for new modes of representation.\n\nIn the United States\,
  fatigue affects an estimated 45% of the population\, shaped by escalating
  labor demands\, inadequate social safety nets\, and long-term effects of 
 chronic illness. Despite its prevalence\, fatigue is difficult to quantify
 \, visualize\, or legitimize. countermask responds to this gap with forms 
 that hold space for exhaustion without requiring performed productivity or
  recovery.\n\nThe making of this work is inherently collaborative and inti
 mate\, foregrounding care\, consent\, and trust with those who are depicte
 d. As direct physical contact is combined with silver-gelatin paper and co
 pper\, touch becomes both method and record\, registering presence\, durat
 ion\, and the subtle negotiations of energy within the body. By slowing th
 e act of image-making without a traditional camera apparatus\, these proce
 sses complicate conventional definitions of photography.\n\nGrounded in ca
 re and empathy as both ethical commitments and formal strategies\, counter
 mask invites you to slow down\, witness without judgment\, and consider fa
 tigue as a legitimate lived experience.\n\n---------\n\nMost of the MFA ex
 hibitions will take place at the Welch School Galleries at the Ernest G. W
 elch School of Art & Design\, Art & Humanities Bldg.\, 10 Peachtree Center
  Ave SE\, Atlanta\, GA 30303\n\nPlease provide ample travel time\, as ther
 e are street closures and construction by the venue. There is City of Atla
 nta Park Mobile street parking available on Edgewood\, Auburn\, Courtland\
 , and other adjacent streets. \n\nGeorgia State parking decks are also ope
 n to visitors for a $10 fee. T Deck (43 Auburn Ave NE) is the closest to t
 he Welch School Galleries. but more visitor parking information can be fou
 nd at parking.gsu.edu.\n\nFor those who prefer mass transit\, our campus i
 s directly between two MARTA stops\, Five Points and Peachtree Center.
GEO:33.754004;-84.386258
LOCATION:The Welch School Galleries\, Gallery 130
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition - Haylee Anne "countermask"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/mfa-thesis-exhibition-haylee-a
 nne-countermask
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DESCRIPTION:Haylee Anne "countermask" MFA Thesis Exhibition: March 9-20 \n\
 nPerformance: Monday\, March 9\, from 3-5 p.m.\n\nArtist talk: Wednesday\,
  March 11\, at 1 p.m.\n\nReceptions: Thursday\, March 12\, from 5 - 7 pm a
 nd Thursday\, March 19\, from 5 - 7 p.m.\n\nStatement:\n\ncountermask inve
 stigates fatigue and endurance as complex\, embodied states that shape how
  we remain present in the world. Through nontraditional photographic proce
 sses and performance-based methods\, the work reframes fatigue not as a se
 condary symptom of diagnosis\, but as a lived condition that resists visib
 ility and calls for new modes of representation.\n\nIn the United States\,
  fatigue affects an estimated 45% of the population\, shaped by escalating
  labor demands\, inadequate social safety nets\, and long-term effects of 
 chronic illness. Despite its prevalence\, fatigue is difficult to quantify
 \, visualize\, or legitimize. countermask responds to this gap with forms 
 that hold space for exhaustion without requiring performed productivity or
  recovery.\n\nThe making of this work is inherently collaborative and inti
 mate\, foregrounding care\, consent\, and trust with those who are depicte
 d. As direct physical contact is combined with silver-gelatin paper and co
 pper\, touch becomes both method and record\, registering presence\, durat
 ion\, and the subtle negotiations of energy within the body. By slowing th
 e act of image-making without a traditional camera apparatus\, these proce
 sses complicate conventional definitions of photography.\n\nGrounded in ca
 re and empathy as both ethical commitments and formal strategies\, counter
 mask invites you to slow down\, witness without judgment\, and consider fa
 tigue as a legitimate lived experience.\n\n---------\n\nMost of the MFA ex
 hibitions will take place at the Welch School Galleries at the Ernest G. W
 elch School of Art & Design\, Art & Humanities Bldg.\, 10 Peachtree Center
  Ave SE\, Atlanta\, GA 30303\n\nPlease provide ample travel time\, as ther
 e are street closures and construction by the venue. There is City of Atla
 nta Park Mobile street parking available on Edgewood\, Auburn\, Courtland\
 , and other adjacent streets. \n\nGeorgia State parking decks are also ope
 n to visitors for a $10 fee. T Deck (43 Auburn Ave NE) is the closest to t
 he Welch School Galleries. but more visitor parking information can be fou
 nd at parking.gsu.edu.\n\nFor those who prefer mass transit\, our campus i
 s directly between two MARTA stops\, Five Points and Peachtree Center.
GEO:33.754004;-84.386258
LOCATION:The Welch School Galleries\, Gallery 130
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition - Haylee Anne "countermask"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/mfa-thesis-exhibition-haylee-a
 nne-countermask
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DESCRIPTION:Haylee Anne "countermask" MFA Thesis Exhibition: March 9-20 \n\
 nPerformance: Monday\, March 9\, from 3-5 p.m.\n\nArtist talk: Wednesday\,
  March 11\, at 1 p.m.\n\nReceptions: Thursday\, March 12\, from 5 - 7 pm a
 nd Thursday\, March 19\, from 5 - 7 p.m.\n\nStatement:\n\ncountermask inve
 stigates fatigue and endurance as complex\, embodied states that shape how
  we remain present in the world. Through nontraditional photographic proce
 sses and performance-based methods\, the work reframes fatigue not as a se
 condary symptom of diagnosis\, but as a lived condition that resists visib
 ility and calls for new modes of representation.\n\nIn the United States\,
  fatigue affects an estimated 45% of the population\, shaped by escalating
  labor demands\, inadequate social safety nets\, and long-term effects of 
 chronic illness. Despite its prevalence\, fatigue is difficult to quantify
 \, visualize\, or legitimize. countermask responds to this gap with forms 
 that hold space for exhaustion without requiring performed productivity or
  recovery.\n\nThe making of this work is inherently collaborative and inti
 mate\, foregrounding care\, consent\, and trust with those who are depicte
 d. As direct physical contact is combined with silver-gelatin paper and co
 pper\, touch becomes both method and record\, registering presence\, durat
 ion\, and the subtle negotiations of energy within the body. By slowing th
 e act of image-making without a traditional camera apparatus\, these proce
 sses complicate conventional definitions of photography.\n\nGrounded in ca
 re and empathy as both ethical commitments and formal strategies\, counter
 mask invites you to slow down\, witness without judgment\, and consider fa
 tigue as a legitimate lived experience.\n\n---------\n\nMost of the MFA ex
 hibitions will take place at the Welch School Galleries at the Ernest G. W
 elch School of Art & Design\, Art & Humanities Bldg.\, 10 Peachtree Center
  Ave SE\, Atlanta\, GA 30303\n\nPlease provide ample travel time\, as ther
 e are street closures and construction by the venue. There is City of Atla
 nta Park Mobile street parking available on Edgewood\, Auburn\, Courtland\
 , and other adjacent streets. \n\nGeorgia State parking decks are also ope
 n to visitors for a $10 fee. T Deck (43 Auburn Ave NE) is the closest to t
 he Welch School Galleries. but more visitor parking information can be fou
 nd at parking.gsu.edu.\n\nFor those who prefer mass transit\, our campus i
 s directly between two MARTA stops\, Five Points and Peachtree Center.
GEO:33.754004;-84.386258
LOCATION:The Welch School Galleries\, Gallery 130
SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition - Haylee Anne "countermask"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/mfa-thesis-exhibition-haylee-a
 nne-countermask
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