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SUMMARY:“Living in America” Artist Conversation: Act IV\, Care
DESCRIPTION:Caring for myself is not self-indulgence. It is self-preservation\, and that is an act of political warfare. — Audre Lorde \nRegister here \nUsing our voices and our votes can create change\, but the ongoing fight against injustice exponentially drains the lives and resources of those in marginalized communities. Artists are paving the way toward healing by using the arts and ordinary daily activities—cooking\, gardening\, needlework—as mediums to promote acts of self-care. Join this conversation between artist Vanessa German and curator Natasha Becker of Assembly Room about how artists engage various ways of caring for our individual and collective selves. Vanessa German is Pittsburgh-based visual and performance artist\, poet\, and activist whose practices explore the power of art\, protection\, and love as transformative forces in communities and neighborhoods.  \nThis is the fourth and final in a series of four conversations held in conjunction with Living in America.  \nThis Zoom webinar is free and open to the public. Live captioning available. The event will be recorded and made available online. Feel free to send questions in advance to contact@ipcny.org.
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SUMMARY:“Living in America” Artist Conversation: Act III\, Hope
DESCRIPTION:Yashua Klos\, Nontsikelelo Mutiti\, and Karen J. Revis in conversation with Yulia Topchiy \nRegister Now \nFor this is your home\, my friend\, do not be driven from it; great men have done great things here\, and will again\, and we can make America what America must become. — James Baldwin \nJames Baldwin’s writing\, over fifty years old\, continues to show us how to use our imagination to see our experiences and our country in new light during times of political and social change.  Join artists Yashua Klos\, Nontsikelelo Mutiti\, and Karen J. Revis\, and in a conversation about what brings hope to America in their own work. Yashua Klos is a Chicago-born artist who uses innovative printmaking techniques to address issues of identity\, race\, memory\, and community. Nontsikelelo Mutiti is a Zimbabwe-born visual artist and educator who elevates the practices of Black peoples through conceptual design\, experimental publishing\, and archiving practices. Karen J. Revis is a New York-based artist whose series REVISionary Prints explores her experience growing up in the Black community and celebrates leaders throughout African-American history. The talk will be moderated by Yulia Topchiy of Assembly Room\, co-curator of Living in America. \nThis is the third in a series of four conversations held in conjunction with Living in America.  \nThis Zoom webinar is free and open to the public. Live captioning will be available. The event will be recorded and made available online. Feel free to send questions in advance to contact@ipcny.org. \nRegister Now
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/living-in-america-artist-conversation-act-iii-hope/
LOCATION:International Print Center New York\, 508 West 26th Street\, 5A\, New York\, NY\, 10001\, United States
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SUMMARY:“Living in America” Artist Conversation: Act II\, Love
DESCRIPTION:Mildred Beltré\, Azikiwe Mohammed\, and Dáreece J. Walker in conversation with Paola Gallio \nRegister now \nNever forget that justice is what love looks like in public. — Cornel West  \nAs we lean toward greater equality\, artists are reminding us that love is the basis of justice. Join artists Mildred Beltré\, Azikiwe Mohammed\, and Dáreece J. Walker\, in a conversation about the daring quest to be more loving and inclusive than we can possibly know. Mildred Beltré is a Brooklyn-based artist\, educator\, and community organizer whose work focuses on social change through print\, drawing\, and participatory practice. Azikiwe Mohammed is a New York-based multimedia artist who invented the  New Davonhaime\, a conceptual city for Black community\, safety\, and belonging . Dáreece J. Walker is a Brooklyn-based artist whose narrative paintings\, drawings and sculptures combine race\, identity\, religion\, and family.  \nThe talk will be moderated by Paola Gallio of Assembly Room\, co-curator of Living in America. \nThis is the second in a series of four conversations held in conjunction with Living in America.  \nThis Zoom webinar is free and open to the public. Live captioning will be available. The event will be recorded and made available online. Feel free to send questions in advance to contact@ipcny.org. \nRegister now
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SUMMARY:Living in America: An Exhibition in Four Acts
DESCRIPTION:In-Person at IPCNY September 30—December 19\, 2020\nMake a reservation at www.ipcny.org/visit\nOnline Exhibition launches September 29\nOpening Online Public Program September 29\, 7–8pm ET \nInternational Print Center New York announces Living in America: An Exhibition in Four Acts\, an online and in-person exhibition curated by Assembly Room that will unfold over the course of the fall season. Organized into four thematic “acts”—Outrage\, Love\, Hope\, and Care—Living in America explores the transformative power of art in times of crises.  \nFeaturing artists Mildred Beltré\, Vanessa German\, Mark Thomas Gibson\, Elektra KB\, Yashua Klos\, Narsiso Martinez\, Azikiwe Mohammed\, Nontsikelelo Mutiti\, Africanus Okokon\, Karen J. Revis\, Swoon\, William Villalongo\, and Dáreece J. Walker. Living in America presents a wide range of practices and spotlights the relevance and adaptability of print formats during political upheaval and resistance. Works include conventional printmaking\, mixed media incorporating found printed matter\, and those informed by reproduction and dissemination. New work is shown here for the first time by Elektra KB\, Yashua Klos\, Azikiwe Mohammed\, and Africanus Okokon\, as well as a site-specific stencil installation by Nontsikelelo Mutiti.  \n“These artists bear witness\, through their work\, to transformation—cultural\, material\, and aesthetic—and actively engage each other and their local communities as collaborators and subjects\,” says Assembly Room. “As the public struggles to renew America\, artists are paving the way and showing us how to channel our outrage\, inspire love\, live in hope\, and act with care.” \nAct I: Outrage presents artists channeling rage\, pain\, and despair into their work; Act II: Love explores love as a radical approach to building a more inclusive society; Act III: Hope illuminates forgotten histories and imagines new futures; and Act IV: Care considers artistic practices that center care as acts of self-preservation and political action. In IPCNY’s Chelsea exhibition space\, Acts I and II will open to the public on September 30. After a brief “Intermission\,” the gallery will open a new installation comprising Acts III and IV on November 11.
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/living-in-america-an-exhibition-in-four-acts/
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SUMMARY:“Living in America” Artist Conversation: Act I\, Outrage
DESCRIPTION:Elektra KB\, Karen J. Revis\, and David Platzker\, in conversation with Assembly Room \nRegister Now \nThis is precisely the time when artists go to work. — Toni Morrison \nThe year 2020 is among the most pivotal in recent American history\, and we have seen how outrage can be channeled into both political action and artistic practice. \nIn this program\, join artists Elektra KB and Karen Revis\, featured in Living in America\, along with Assembly Room and independent curator David Platzker\, in conversation about print’s long-standing relationship with protest and our most significant historical moments. \nElektra KB is a Brooklyn-based Latinx immigrant artist whose interdisciplinary practice investigates gender\, transculturality\, disability\, and abuses of power. Karen J. Revis is a New York-based artist whose series REVISionary Prints explores her experience growing up in the Black community and celebrates leaders throughout African-American history. \nDavid Platzker\, Director of Specific Object and former Curator of Drawings and Prints\, The Museum of Modern Art\, New York\, has worked extensively on prints\, posters\, and artists’ publications of the 1960s and 1970s\, and those that grow out of that era. The talk will be moderated by Assembly Room\, curator of Living in America. \nThis is the first in a series of four conversations held in conjunction with Living in America. \nThis Zoom webinar is free and open to the public. Live captioning will be available. The event will be recorded and made available online. Feel free to send questions in advance to contact@ipcny.org.\nRegister Now
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/living-in-america-artist-conversation-act-i-outrage/
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SUMMARY:Sept 16 | Chitra Ganesh and Amber Musser in Conversation
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, September 16\, 6:30–7:30 pm EST\nCo-hosted by IPCNY and the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art\nLive on Zoom and IPCNY’s Facebook\nFree and Open to the Public\nRegister Now \nJoin artist and juror of IPCNY’s current exhibition Give Me Space: New Prints 2020/Summer Chitra Ganesh and scholar Amber Musser for a live conversation.  \nGanesh is a Brooklyn-based artist whose practice brings to light narrative representations of femininity\, sexuality\, and power typically absent from canons of literature\, history\, and art. Musser is a Professor of American Studies at George Washington University and her research focuses on race\, sexuality\, and aesthetics. Ganesh and Musser will be in conversation to discuss queer femininity\, racial equity\, and Chitra’s ongoing practice. \nThis program is co-hosted by IPCNY and the Leslie Lohman Museum of Art\, free and open to the public. Sign language interpreting service will be available. Please feel free to send questions in advance to contact@ipcny.org.  \nREGISTER NOW
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/sept-16-chitra-ganesh-and-amber-musser-in-conversation/
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SUMMARY:August 4 Artist Talks | Give Me Space: New Prints 2020/Summer
DESCRIPTION:For our second and final round of live Artist Talks for Give Me Space: New Prints 2020/Summer\, we invite exhibiting artists Golnar Adili\, Ethan J. Lauesen\, and Colin Lyons to share on their printmaking practices\, inspiration\, and works on view. \nWatch Full Recording:\nhttps://youtu.be/dFFtJZNoNJY \n 
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/august-4-artist-talks-give-me-space-new-prints-2020-summer/
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SUMMARY:Give Me Space: New Prints 2020/Summer
DESCRIPTION:Artist Chitra Ganesh selected Give Me Space\, the latest presentation of IPCNY’s long-standing New Prints Program\, which supports artists from a wide range of backgrounds and reflects artistic production today and over the last year. We invite you to listen to (or read) Ganesh’s powerful statement on her selections and on the radical and unprecedented shifts of space—both physical and psychic—enacted in our current political moment of spiraling crises of public health and systemic racism. \nGanesh selected 54 works from submissions by over 1\,000 artists\, and identified five overlapping themes that serve as a framework for viewing. As you scroll down to navigate the site\, explore these themes and their meanings: PsychoGeographies\, Points of Contact\, New Cosmologies\, Environment and Justice\, and A Story in Fragments. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nImage:\nAsh Armenta (b. 1988\, lives and works in Madison\, WI\, United States). Open Into\, 2020. Three-dimensional folded lithograph. 13 x 28 x 6 inches. Printed and published by the artist. Edition: Variable edition of 2. Courtesy the artist. © 2020 the artist.
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/give-me-space-new-prints-2020-summer/
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SUMMARY:Published by the Artist Closing Reception
DESCRIPTION:Published by the Artist\, IPCNY’s biennial pop-up exhibition and fundraiser\, displays work priced at $400 or less\, to encourage a younger generation of artists and collectors to start acquiring art and supporting their peers. Proceeds of all sales are shared equally by the artists and IPCNY to benefit our exhibitions and programming. Published by the Artist: Brooklyn Edition focuses on the wide-ranging network of emerging and established self-publishing artists in the borough\, and is an extension of our Spring exhibition Pulled In Brooklyn. \nAll of the works on view will be available for purchase online beginning June 21\, the day after the Opening Sale & Party.
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/published-by-the-artist-closing-reception/
LOCATION:International Print Center New York\, 508 West 26th Street\, 5A\, New York\, NY\, 10001\, United States
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SUMMARY:Published by the Artist Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:Published by the Artist\, IPCNY’s biennial pop-up exhibition and fundraiser\, displays work priced at $400 or less\, to encourage a younger generation of artists and collectors to start acquiring art and supporting their peers. Proceeds of all sales are shared equally by the artists and IPCNY to benefit our exhibitions and programming. Published by the Artist: Brooklyn Edition focuses on the wide-ranging network of emerging and established self-publishing artists in the borough\, and is an extension of our Spring exhibition Pulled In Brooklyn. \nAll of the works on view will be available for purchase online beginning June 21\, the day after the Opening Sale & Party.
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/published-by-the-artist-opening-reception/
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