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Tatiana Bacchus (ACG '14, '09) participates in a panel discussion on art and social change at the James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, PA on Sunday, January 28 at 2:00 PM. [learn more]
The Philadelphia Photo Arts Center in collaboration with visual activist Zanele Muholi will create a WOMEN’S MOBILE MUSEUM. We are looking for 10 women who are interested in a part-time, paid, media arts apprenticeship opportunity beginning in early 2018. Deadline to apply: January 15. Attend an info session on January 4, 6, 8, or 10. [learn more]
JBK (ACG ’17) reports from Puerto Rico during late November 2017 where she was able to build relationships and community with Boriqua food justice workers. [learn more]
Asian Arts Initiative hosts a Spring Asian American Artist Town Hall on Monday, January 29, 6:00 - 8:00 PM. Get sneak peeks of new works by local artists, pitch your upcoming projects, events, or artistic opportunities, and network with fellow artists over a delicious potluck. [learn more]
Global Action Project in NYC is hiring! GAP cultivates and trains youth from low-income, new immigrant, and TLGBQ communities to grow their leadership, make media and tell innovative stories that promote and amplify movements for social justice. [learn more]
Join Minneapolis-based black feminist poet, performance artist and arts activist Gabrielle Civil for this dynamic workshop that investigates our most basic teaching strategy – asking questions. This free event is hosted by Bartol Foundation on Friday, January 19, 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM. [learn more]
AFRICA’SOUT! invites visual artists from the African continent, and those in its global diaspora, to submit applications for consideration for a 6 week residency in New York from September to October 2018. Deadline is 31 January 2018, midnight EST. [learn more]
The City of Philadelphia’s Percent for Art Program, through the Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy (OACCE) announces a $25,000 competition to commission a site-specific artwork for Smith Playground, located in South Philadelphia. Deadline for submissions: January 10, 2018. [learn more]
Media in Neighborhoods Group (MING Media) is a film company that explores the cultures, challenges, and environments of underserved sections of society, while bringing awareness and advocating for solutions. They seek an Office Manager and Creative Producer. [learn more]
Experience a special musical gift to the Germantown community from guitar legend Monnette Sudler and her Quartet on Sunday, December 17th at 3:00 pm at the Joseph E. Coleman Northwest Regional Library. [learn more]
Ruth Deming (EAA '98) has a short story Mouse published online in Your One Phone Call. Ruth continues to promote her support group New Directions for people with depression, bipolar disorder and their loved ones. [learn more]
Join Indah Nuritasari (LTA '16, ACG '13, '11, '09) for Refugee Stories, a reading and conversation on December 16, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. [learn more]
Heather Raquel Phillips (ACG '17) co-curates the exhibition Black & Blue: The Colors of Leather at the William Way LGBT Center January 12 - February 23, 2018. They seek submissions by visual, media, and performing artists that offer a vision of the unique identity and sexuality of the leather and BDSM world. Deadline: December 25. [learn more]
Heather Raquel Phillips (ACG '17) exhibits work in Code, alongside Gerard Brown, at Hyphen in Washington, DC. An artist reception will be held on December 16 from 7:00 to 11:00 PM. [learn more]
Mz. Initiative is seeking visual artists for an exhibition to accompany two solo theatre pieces, entitled Ophelia and Ravished, which focus on themes of inter-partner violence, father and daughter relationships, feminism, trauma, isolation, and healing.The accompanying art will fill the dance studio where these pieces will be performed. Deadline: December 15. [learn more]
On Friday, December 8, join Scribe Video Center for a screening of the documentary Baobab Flowers, followed by discussion with the production team: Gabriela Watson (Director), Melissa Skolnick-Noguera (Creative Producer, WOO '17, ACG '12) and Nyanza Bandele, African American teacher from Philadelphia featured in the film. [learn more]