AAMP Commune: Wailing Featuring LaTreice Branson
AAMP Commune: Wailing featuring LaTreice Branson
Sunday, January 27 30, 2 p.m.
$5 Advance | $14 with general museum admission
Free for Members, Students & Seniors
On select Sundays, AAMP invites visitors to experience their exhibitions through the lens of a community conversation with museum staff, along with an invited artists from our region. More than just an art talk, AAMP Commune is a community-led dialogue exploring key themes found within the exhibition, historical narratives, and our collective experiences as people. Held within AAMP’s upper exhibition galleries, this one hour dialogue starts with an introductory artistic response by our featured artists, and is followed by an open dialogue.
This next installment of AAMP Commune centers on the exhibition Cotton: The Soft Dangerous Beauty of the Past, and features percussionist and performance artist LaTreice Branson (LTA '16). Along with exploring this month’s AAMP Commune theme of WAILING through open conversation, Branson will also share a few selections from her deep repertoire of music.
Guests are encouraged to arrive 30 minutes early to allow time to explore the exhibition Cotton: The Soft Dangerous Beauty of the Past, which features over 30 large-scale photographs by master printer and visual artist, John E. Dowell.
For more information and tickets, visit AAMP's Facebook event.
