Upcoming Events
This page combines one dated exhibition notice with a short teaching schedule. It is a past-events record, not a current calendar.
Kristin Pavelka: Kahvipaussi
December 7, 2017–January 13, 2018. The historical page gave the exhibition title, dates, a university gallery setting, and a Michigan location. The venue name and street address have been removed. What remains is enough to preserve the original order and meaning: a named exhibition followed by its date range and regional setting.
The title Kahvipaussi was the page's lead item. No additional exhibition statement appears, so the page does not claim what objects were shown, how they were installed, who organized the presentation, or whether any work remains connected with that venue.
Teaching Schedule
The second section linked to a municipal art center and said: “I'll be offering a variety of classes focusing on intermediate and advanced wheel instruction and surface design.” A second regional art center was named without further detail. Those links and names are omitted, because an old schedule should not route visitors toward enrollment or imply a present teaching relationship.
As historical content, the wording identifies two subjects that mattered to the site at the time: wheel instruction beyond the beginner level and surface design. It does not provide lesson plans, dates, fees, or safety instructions. The historical page's compact form is part of its character; it functioned as a noticeboard rather than a long article.
Why the date boundary matters
Event pages age faster than biographies or gallery indexes. A title that once meant “upcoming” can look current when returned to its original URL years later. This page therefore keeps the original heading while placing the 2017–2018 dates first and repeating that no current appearance, class, sale, registration, or availability should be inferred.
Related dated notices appear in Studio News. The contact page explains why the former form is not active, and the Gallery links the portfolio pages without sales or event promotion.