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Leading
scholars on immigration will convene at
the University of Virginia’s School
of Law Thursday and Friday to discuss immigrant
family dynamics, the school readiness of
immigrant children and human rights abuses,
among other topics. “Welcome to America:
Immigration, Families and the Law” is
sponsored by U.Va.’s Center for Children,
Families and the Law, School of Law, the
College of Arts & Sciences, and the
Virginia Journal of Social Policy and the
Law. Registration for the conference is
free to U.Va. faculty, staff and students
and is $50 for others. Full
story.
U.Va.
Law School
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 Honoré Sharrer’s
drawings and paintings depict
meticulous draftsmanship, a bright color
palette and surrealist imagery, as she presents
myth and allegory as
everyday events, engaging unlikely people
and objects in witty juxtapositions. Sharrer
portrays in detail the qualities that distinguish
one individual from another in equally recognizable
scenarios. Art connoisseurs can peruse her
work at
the exhibit, “Humanism and Enigma:
The Art of Honoré Sharrer,” on
display at the University of Virginia’s
Art Museum beginning Saturday through Aug.
20. A gallery talk with guest curator Suzanne
Foley will be held on Saturday at 5 p.m.
at the museum. Full
story.
U.Va. News Services
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