Shepherd Room
Waking the Oracle: Community Healing Activation Sat, Apr 27 2024 This Waking the Oracle event is presented in conversation with the Weisman’s exhibition, The Experience of Expression |
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Waking the Oracle: Community Wisdom Jam Wed, Apr 17 2024 This Waking the Oracle event is presented in conversation with the Weisman’s exhibition, The Experience of Expression |
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Performance: ICED BODIES Sat, Jan 28 2023 The iconic 1972 performance Ice Music for London by Charlotte Moorman is reimagined for today with ICED BODIES. An ice cello, dyed black and embedded with electronics is played by musician Seth Parker Woods and translated into sound by composer Spencer Topel, paying tribute to an avant-garde past while reflecting on the Black bodies lost to mental illness and violence in the African American community even now. |
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Manure and Poetry #3: An Evening with Labor Camp Orchestra Wed, Dec 14 2022 Join us for an evening of in-gallery performance, held in conjunction with the exhibition Piotr Szyhalski: We Are Working All the Time! Loosely connected to a sound project by the same name, this iteration of "Manure & Poetry "combines bits and pieces of gestures taken from all Piotr Szyhalski's performance pieces over the years. Visitors will have an opportunity to experience, live, many of the works in the exhibition usually only accessible via video documentation. |
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(In Person) Panel: River Sense Conversations Wed, May 4 2022 Big River Continuum: Cohort Conversations It is one thing to know about a river, and yet another altogether to consider the river itself as a way of knowing. The Big River Continuum is a Mississippi-long artist residency exchange that amplifies the interconnectedness of cultures, research, water and land through collaboration between the multimedia artist Karen Goulet (White Earth Ojibwe) from the Missis |
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(In Person) Panel: What Is Revitalization? Wed, Apr 20 2022 What Does Revitalization Mean? The answer depends on who you might ask. Join Target Studio artist-in-residence Gudrun Lock, Black Table Arts' executive director Brittany Delaney, poet/scholar Keno Evol, and artist/activist Shanai Matteson in a PechaKucha-style panel to discuss what revitalization means to them within their disciplines and practices. |