@SOTA_NJ@NJArtsCouncil@njhumanities Fascinating film about an usual artist who created an extraordinary public art project in Newark, made by State of the Art's award-winning Susan Wallner. This is a chance to view the film and hear a talk with Susan.
Film Focus on Kea’s Ark, a virtual event from the NJ Council for the Humanities. Read more: https://t.co/iczb8DmzLi
Image: Kea speaking to visitors to the ark, Bergen St. and 14th Ave., Newark, NJ 1987
Photo by Camilo Vergara
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@AllOfItWNYC I grew up in Brooklyn and our Sunday ritual was at Joe Yee's. As a teenager I reveled in the chow fun at Chinatown's WoHop. Now in Princeton, NJ, in search of good Chinese food with gluten free options.
The Hunterdon Art Museum's book arts exhibition, curated by Maria Pisano, responds to the issues of our times: human rights, immigration, the environment. https://t.co/XOKXxgkvlJ
@Vitacost It's a week later and your customer service is still disabled. Twice my shipment has been sent back to you by FedEx because it was damaged. I tried phoning your customer service and was on hold for two hours until finally a rep answered and couldn't hear me and hung up.
"Art Against Racism: Memorial.Monument.Movement" is an upcoming nationwide virtual art exhibition, created in part by @PUArtMuseum volunteer @CynthiaGroya and #PrincetonU Bernstein Gallery curator Mary Oestereicher Hamill: https://t.co/1J5t3Spu2u
Celebrities and notables across the arts community and political landscape-Ras Baraka, Nell Painter, Dread Scott, Jane Golden and others-will be speaking about the importance of art in societal change, interspersed with performances from musicians and poets.