Live + Virtual Invitational Group Exhibition at the Menino Arts Center
Banner Art detail: Reginald Jackson, "Middle Passage Series I"
October 3-November 6, 2022
Works will be curated and displayed both physically at the Menino Arts Center and also online in a virtual 3D gallery that you can enter, stroll, and view at your own pace at: http://www.hpaa-mac.org/exhibits
Gail Jerauld Bos, Ruth Rosner, Gloretta Baynes and Sasja Lucas
Unquiet Voices Workshop #1 with L'Merchie Frazier
Unquiet Voices Workshop #2 with Barbara Hamm
The Menino Arts Center
26 Central Avenue, Hyde Park, MA
Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, 10 AM-2 PM.
By appointment, call 617-364-2787
Friday, October 14, 7-8:30 PM, in person at the Menino Arts Center
Artist’s Talk, Shea Justice
Sunday, November 6, 3-5 PM, in person at the Menino Arts Center.
Trio or solo performance by Longwood Symphony Orchestra musicians.
TAP (Transformative Action Project) Interventions Workshops
In Conjunction with "Violence Transformed: Unquiet Voices"
Free-of-charge, trauma-informed interventions to groups of people who have suffered from, or been witnesses to, violence and the risk of violence, racial, ethnic or gender bigotry, child abuse, sexual abuse, etc and/or who have worked with victims of such abuse and thus may be victims of vicarious or secondary trauma.
L'Merchie Frazier, TAP Director of Creative Engagement
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Barbara Hamm, Co-Director of TAP
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Exhibition Curators' Statement
When the art reveals the ignored and the smothered, and is about troubling times
When the image exposes problems and the truth bursts into color on canvas
When our voices join dedicated to finding solutions
And our hope for the future endures, celebrating affirmations, resilience and quiet
Exhibiting Artists
Susan Thompson*
Hakim Raquib*
Reginald Jackson*
Khalid Kodi*
Brian McFarlane*
Don West*
Gloretta Baynes*
Ricardo Gomez*
L’Merchie Frazier*
Jeff Chandler*
Shea Justice*
Kofi Kayiga*
Pamella Goncalves
Myrna Balk
Mary McCusker
Marnie Sinclair
Terry Boutelle
Mary Russell
Sasja Lucas
Gail Jerauld Bos
Ruth Rosner
Nancy Marks
*AAMARP Artists from African American Master Artists-in-Residence Program, Northeastern University
Click Image Collage to Enter 3D Gallery Exhibition at Menino Arts Center, "Violence Transformed: Unquiet Voices"
About the Menino Arts Center
The Menino Arts Center is run by the Hyde Park Art Association. The MAC serves the neighborhood of Hyde Park, Greater Boston and its suburban counterparts. With over 4000 square feet of space, the MAC is home to a large teaching classroom, seven affordable artist studios, three galleries, an auditorium and the organization’s offices. The mission of the HPAA is to support local artists, make cultural opportunities accessible to families, students, and seniors who may not otherwise have the means to participate; enrich community life, serve as a unifying force in the neighborhood; and help create a more vibrant commercial district.
MAC Curator: Sasja Lucas | http://www.sasjalucas.com