It has been an honor to participate in the Curating Engagement Retreat so thoughtfully organized by Daniel Tucker, Public Trust and the Wagner Foundation to consider the vital work of leading edge practitioners working at the juncture of public engagement and curatorial practice. Tomorrow, May 14th join us at Public Trust from 5:30-7:00pm for a book release and encapsulation of the rich discussions. @miscprojects@publictrust_org@wagnerfoundation
There's been nothing better for me in this moment than to use my voice along with others to make music. Come hear us ❤️The Red Thread — a multimedia celebration of the invisible threads that connect us all.
Join us for an unforgettable afternoon of music buoyed by the chorale’s big, bold hallmark sound and expansive range of styles and eras. Each song, helps weave a story of the power of shared human experiences — hope, fear, love, resilience and more — to bind us together, across time and the planet we share. 🎟️ Tickets Drop | March 31 @ 10 AM —
Join us for our next unforgettable concert #TheRedThread, a tribute to the beloved age-old parable and musical celebration of the powerful invisible threads — our shared human experiences and planet we live on — that connect us all.
📍Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center
🗓️ Sunday, May 24th at 4 PM — one performance only!
🎟️ Tickets start at $35
I have been fortunate enough to experience arts ecosystems across the country in many cities during my career in the arts. Columbus, OH still ranks at the top of my list because of the people. Moving is hard but it means that I have people around the world that feel like intellectual and cultural kin. #ToshaStimage was one of those people. A world without her isn’t fair and so difficult among the ever challenged landscape that is the SF Bay Area Artworld. Thank you for always being your authentic self, Tosha. I will miss your beauty everyday.
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I had a beautiful weekend with @skate.hvn at MASS MoCA learning to build and dream. There was skating indoors thanks to @marymlum ‘s installation. The Jam was a huge success, thank you to everyone that came out to make that happen. ❤️
Representation & the Public Record will convene artists, historians, and designers to draw out the intersection of two key themes: how individuals and groups are represented in public discourse, media, and institutions, and the role of public records in shaping this representation. The day will include presentations and conversations with artists delving into practical aspects of investigative journalism, archival research methods, and data analysis. Presenters include Bilal Ansari, Heather Hart, Michael Hartman, Jeffrey Gibson, Steve Locke, Jami Powell, and Nate Young.
The work these artists and colleagues are doing is remarkable and necessary. As we witness the daily disregard for decades of public work, this is an exceptional opportunity to be inspired by the passion and commitment of these artists to create a more complex record of our present moment. RAPR includes Jeffrey Gibson, Steve Locke, and Nate Young, providing visitors another opportunity to hear from artists currently in our galleries. The additional conveners have deep roots in Berkshire County which I hope will uplift and shine light on their stories.
