Renowned New York-born artist Abigail DeVille will activate her piece Blur Horizon into a live performance on the USC campus starting at the USC Fisher Museum upon exiting the museum. This wearable sculpture comprises scavenged materials from a 10-day road trip through the American South in 2014. Through Blur Horizon, DeVille skillfully reflects upon the enduring migratory patterns experienced by numerous individuals forced to leave their homes due to the continued discrimination in America. The performance will be followed by a conversation with the artist and Associate Professor, Art / Chair of Art 2D, Edgar Arceneaux. This program is organized by the USC Fisher Museum of Art and co-sponsored by the USC Roski School of Art and Design and USC Visions and Voices. RSVP link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/live-performance-fisher-blur-horizon-by-abigail-deville-tickets-827545810797?aff=oddtdtcreator