We're setting the stage for an experiential day of learning, art making and community building. Each of us have a relationship with water, whether sacred, political, recreational or purely functional. What is yours? Join MSU Broad guest artists, architects, engineers and activists in this day-long, communal exchange to explore our many faceted relationships with water and the land. Oscar Tuazon's major sculpture-as-architectural form, Zome Alloy (2016), will be erected in the museum's main gallery and create a space for ongoing, informal learning opportunities as a part of the Water School. Check back soon for a detailed schedule. Activities for all ages are available.

Oscar Tuazon: Water School is curated by Steven L. Bridges, associate curator, and Marc-Olivier Wahler, director, and is on view Jan. 26 to Aug. 25, 2019.  

Location:	Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum
Price:	free
Sponsor:	public
Contact:	MSU Broad eebam@msu.edu (517) 884-4800
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