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Cuban Art History
A discussion with Sandra Levinson and Erik Martinez about the Center for Cuban Studies’ collection of several thousand Cuban posters, and what the posters communicate about the Cuban Revolution, Cuban history, international solidarity, daily life in tough times, and cultural life.
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Examining the Gallery Model
Join a conversation with A.I.R. Gallery’s Research and Development Program to examine the scarcity mindset and discuss new frameworks. Research and Development is an artist-led initiative launched in January 2021 by A.I.R. New York Members Daria Dorosh and Yvonne Shortt in order to support and inspire individual artists working and creating together. We believe that art is a gift to the world worthy of respect and support. Through hands-on individual and collective projects, we look at established rules and practices…
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May Town Hall: NYC↔PHL
The Asian American Arts Alliance (A4), Asian Arts Initiative, and Philadelphia Asian Performing Artists, invite you to a special edition of A4's virtual Town Hall series in celebration of AAPI Heritage Month! May Town Hall: NYC↔PHL will bring together artists of all disciplines, creatives, programmers, and more to foster new collaborations, networking, and idea-sharing across the 95 miles between New York City and Philadelphia. Learn about the diverse and exciting creative arts projects and opportunities coming out of our Asian…
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July Town Hall: Dance
The Asian American Arts Alliance (A4) welcomes you to attend and participate in their July Town Hall, focusing on everything dance related! Movement often expresses and heals what words cannot. The AAPI community has been hard at work, directing innovative projects, creating sustainable organizations, and choreographing and performing powerful works of dance.
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Curator-led Tour: You’d Think By Now
You'd Think By Now Curator Rachel Vera Steinberg (Curator & Director of Exhibitions, Smack Mellon) will offer an intimate tour and discussion of the exhibition's themes. You’d Think By Now is a group exhibition exploring cultural coping mechanisms that extend beyond those considered rational or scientific.
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