The McDonough Museum of Art presents an exhibition by director of artistic programming at the Wassaic Project in New York, William Hutnick, titled "QUEER HORIZONS," from Tuesday, January 21 through Friday, February 28. More information at ysu.edu/mcdonough-museum.

According to Hutnick, QUEER HORIZONS, is "the disruption of a heteronormative sense of time - and by extension, sense of place - is inherently queer, oscillating in a present tense that is not fixed. We’re moving at a pace that is becoming ridiculously challenging to keep up with, which, it seems, has little hope of slowing down anytime soon. The present is right now and just out of reach.”  

Hutnick's lecture will be on Thursday, February 27, 5:30 pm.