Short stories about life’s cancellation. When a pandemic turns your world upside down, and everything from the theater, to your job, your vacation, wedding, or even graduation, are all “canceled” what do you do? You write about it.
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“Going to the Club,” Part two of the virtual 40th Annual Black Doll Show
Part two of the virtual 40th Annual Black Doll Show, “Going to the Club” starts Saturday, January 9 from 4 to 6:00 p.m. While the dolls can have a have a night out, we will have a night in, with a Zoom dance party, and visits with special guests, all to celebrate William Grant Still Arts Center’s‘s signature exhibition. DJ Novena Carmel @novenacarmel and Host Quami Dushon will give us the inspirational vibes. In between dancing we will present a page from our,…
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SPARC Presents New Exhibition Virtual Opening & Curatorial Talk
Why We Won’t Just Leave: What Alaska is Telling the World About Climate Change exhibition debuts in the SPARC virtual gallery with a curatorial talk led by exhibit curator Lindsay Carron on February 27th at 4:00pm PST. Ancillary programs will include a panel talk and youth programming. Attendees will leave the exhibition enriched by the information provided by exhibition participants, with tangible connections and action points, and inspiration for enacting change in their own communities. On view from February 27…
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AnaLexicis Bridewell Presents: Paint and Connect – Black History Month Edition
In honor of Black History Month, join us for a relaxing evening in community as we celebrate the arts by creating something special with our very own paintbrushes! Artist and owner of Paint 2 Gather, LLC, Seranie Ruiz, will provide step by step guidance as we paint a piece inspired by Black history and excellence. No prior painting experience needed – just positive energy. With feel-good music in the background, fun giveaways, and great company, you are bound to have…
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Sula Bermúdez-Silverman: Neither Fish, Flesh, nor Fowl
The exhibit presents the artists’ personal and familial histories as a woman of The exhibit presents the artists’ personal and familial histories as a woman of Afro-Puerto Rican and Jewish descent, transforming genetic data into colorful pie charts that call to mind hard-edged abstractions. Elsewhere, she embroiders vintage doilies with her own hair to depict the human body, as well as language that references the legacy of colorism and passing in the African diaspora. In the works debuting at CAAM,…
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Behind the Mask – Virtual Exhibition
Behind the Mask investigates the role of the mask as an icon in contemporary artistic explorations and understandings of race, gender, sexuality, mythology, histories, and cultural remembrance. Guest curated by Sarah Umles, Behind the Mask features artists Jack Black, Skount Garcia, Ashley Johnson and Alicia Piller. An interactive, self-guided virtual tour of the exhibition will be released on Friday, January 22nd at angelsgateart.org with gallery appointments pending the guidance of state and local health orders. The exhibition will run through…