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As part of a “groundbuilding” ceremony held on the campus of Bowling Green State University April 25, Greg Pugh and Tommy Frank, students from the School of Art ceramic studio, position a model of the new Wolfe Center for the Arts. Construction of the $40 million, 93,000 square-foot building will begin in 2009 and is scheduled for completion in late 2011. (BGSU Photo)

Creativity is unearthed as Mary and Frederic Wolfe put the finishing touches on a ceramic model representing the new Wolfe Center for the Arts to be built on the campus of Bowling Green State University. The “groundbuilding” ceremony was held April 25 at BGSU. Construction of the $40 million, 93,000 square-foot Wolfe Center for the Arts building will begin in 2009 and is scheduled for completion in late 2011. (BGSU Photo)

Frederic and Mary Wolfe acknowledge a standing-room-only audience at the launching of the Wolfe Center for the Arts on the campus of Bowling Green State University April 25. (BGSU Photo)

Adam Liddle, Catey Pioli, Kelli Fisher and Megan Masters-Allen—members of Bowling Green State University’s Hayabusa Taiko Ensemble—entertained guests during “groundbuilding” ceremonies for the Wolfe Center for the Arts on the campus of Bowling Green State University April 25. (BGSU Photo)

Students of Bowling Green State University’s Arts Village put the finishing touches on one of more than 20 body casts constructed to represent the various art disciplines that will be housed in the Wolfe Center for the Arts when the new building is completed in late 2011. (BGSU Photo)

Body casts representing the various art disciplines to be housed in Bowling Green State University’s Wolfe Center for the Arts stage a performance during “groundbuilding” ceremonies April 25. The new center is scheduled for completion in late 2011. (BGSU Photo)

Dr. Carol A. Cartwright, center, president of Bowling Green State University, joins Mary and Frederic Wolfe during the Wolfe Center for the Arts “groundbuilding” ceremony on April 25. Construction of the $40 million, 93,000 square-foot building will begin in 2009 and is scheduled for completion in late 2011. (BGSU Photo)

As part of a “groundbuilding” ceremony held on the campus of Bowling Green State University April 25, Greg Pugh and Tommy Frank, students from the School of Art ceramic studio, position a model of the new Wolfe Center for the Arts. Construction of the $40 million, 93,000 square-foot building will begin in 2009 and is scheduled for completion in late 2011. (BGSU Photo)

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