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Maggie O'Keefe: The Everyday: Capturing Meaning in the Mundane
Hide Away Bar Scene, by Maggie O'Keefe (B.F.A. '19).
Field Day, by Maggie O'Keefe (B.F.A. '19).
House, by Maggie O'Keefe (B.F.A. '19).
Benjamin, Maggie O'Keefe (B.F.A. '19)
Moss Path, by Maggie O'Keefe (B.F.A. '19).
Hide Away Bar Scene, by Maggie O'Keefe (B.F.A. '19).
Field Day, by Maggie O'Keefe (B.F.A. '19).
House, by Maggie O'Keefe (B.F.A. '19).
Benjamin, Maggie O'Keefe (B.F.A. '19)
Moss Path, by Maggie O'Keefe (B.F.A. '19).
The Everyday: Capturing Meaning in the Mundane is an exhibition displaying Maggie O'Keefe's visual process throughout each and every day. Traveling from various states in America one will find a continuity and understanding in her works. Each work is completely perceptual, being depicted from life in many scenarios and situations. O'Keefe is inspired by the visual process physiologically. As someone who makes connections visually and architecturally she will be portraying her mental map of the everyday.