5:15-6:45
1104 S Wabash 2nd Floor
3:30-5:00
Friday, April 30, 2010
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Widowsweave: 3 Million Lines Opens Friday
Widowsweave: 3 Million Lines Opens Friday. Here are some photos of the first lines in preparation for the exhibit:
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Widowsweave Schedule
Raw Space
1104 S. Wabash Ave
2nd Floor
Mon-Fri 10am-6pm Sat 12pm-5pm
April 23-May 14
Opening Reception:
Friday, April 23 5-7pm
Mission Accomplished
7th Anniversary
Schedule:
April 30th 5:15-6:45
Panel Discussion:
Women Artists in Muslim Society
Morehshin Allahyari, Hale Ekinci, Rabbya Naseer, Renee Tadros
Intoduction: Melissa Potter
May 1st
3:30 Ande Welling of Core Project-
Dance Response
3:45 Peace to Iraq
Ceremonial Response
4:00 Jaber Alturfee - Human Rights Worker
Spoken Response (in Arabic & English)
4:30 Water for Widows
Symbolic Response
1104 S. Wabash Ave
2nd Floor
Mon-Fri 10am-6pm Sat 12pm-5pm
April 23-May 14
Opening Reception:
Friday, April 23 5-7pm
Mission Accomplished
7th Anniversary
Schedule:
April 30th 5:15-6:45
Panel Discussion:
Women Artists in Muslim Society
Morehshin Allahyari, Hale Ekinci, Rabbya Naseer, Renee Tadros
Intoduction: Melissa Potter
May 1st
3:30 Ande Welling of Core Project-
Dance Response
3:45 Peace to Iraq
Ceremonial Response
4:00 Jaber Alturfee - Human Rights Worker
Spoken Response (in Arabic & English)
4:30 Water for Widows
Symbolic Response
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Women Artists in Muslim Society - Panel Discussion
Women Artists in Muslim Society - Panel Discussion
April 30th 5:15-6:45
Raw Space
1104 S. Wabash, Chicago
2nd Floor
A Panel Discussion is set, in conjunction with the Widowsweave exhibit for April 30th 5:15-6:45.
Morehshin Alylahyari, Hale Ekinci, Rabbya Naseer & Renee Tadros will discuss internal and external influences on creating art in Muslim societies, their experience in their counties of origin and in the United States. Melissa Potter, Assistant Professor at Columbia College Chicago, will introduce. Kevin Valentine, project director and creator of Widowsweave and founder of Artistactivist, will moderate.
April 30th 5:15-6:45
Raw Space
1104 S. Wabash, Chicago
2nd Floor
A Panel Discussion is set, in conjunction with the Widowsweave exhibit for April 30th 5:15-6:45.
Morehshin Alylahyari, Hale Ekinci, Rabbya Naseer & Renee Tadros will discuss internal and external influences on creating art in Muslim societies, their experience in their counties of origin and in the United States. Melissa Potter, Assistant Professor at Columbia College Chicago, will introduce. Kevin Valentine, project director and creator of Widowsweave and founder of Artistactivist, will moderate.
Future Work
Ideas for future work include:
Low Estimate and High Estimate paintings, with circles, based on Iraqi children lost do to sanctions.
Iraq and Afghanistan paintings with widow written out x number of times.
9/11 with widow, childless, fatherless & motherless written.
Low Estimate and High Estimate paintings, with circles, based on Iraqi children lost do to sanctions.
Iraq and Afghanistan paintings with widow written out x number of times.
9/11 with widow, childless, fatherless & motherless written.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Widowsweave Exhibit
Widowsweave Exhibit Opening Performances
April 23rd
5-7pm
1104 S. Wabash, Chicago
2nd Floor Raw Space
Come draw lines to benefit Iraqi Widows through May 14th
Get involved nowPanel Discussion: Women Artists and Muslim Society
April 30th -6:30-8
Open 10-5 through May 14th - Performances most days - Participate anytime
May 14th Manifest closing performances
More to come!
Friday, April 2, 2010
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