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[ART] In using art to provoke questions and dialogue around the human condition, and the functionality of the collective memory, Millie Chen’s new installation, stain, is inspired by her recent visit to Tuol Sleng Cambodia, a site of genocide from 1975-79. Utilizing photographic imagery that is digitally collaged along with gouache and watercolor, an 80-panel wall piece composed of 13” by 13” uniquely created individual works will be exhibited, along with new and old wall drawings inspired by human hair. Millie Chen has exhibited her work internationally and is an Art Professor and Associate Dean at UB. See stain in person beginning this Friday, February 6 through March 27, 2015 at BT&C Gallery. The gallery is open on Fridays from 12-5pm, and by appointment by calling 716-604-6183.