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SUMMARY:The Art of the People
DESCRIPTION:A Conversation with Shirley Brauker\, Jason Quigno\, and Jonathan Thunder\nJoin the Grand Valley State University Art Gallery for a virtual event\, co-sponsored by the GVSU Office of Multicultural Affairs and the Muskegon Museum of Art\, Wednesday\, February 3 at 6:00 pm. Artists Shirley Brauker\, Jason Quigno\, and Jonathan Thunder will join Dylan A.T. Miner in conversation via Zoom about their artwork in the exhibition The Art of the People: Contemporary Anishinaabe Artists\, as well as their creative processes and contemporary issues facing indigenous communities. The exhibition is curated by artist Jason Quigno and features nationally recognized and early career Native American artists working in a wide array of media that combine cultural traditions and imagery with contemporary sensibilities and themes. \nThe Art of the People: Contemporary Anishinaabe Art is on view at the MMA and GVSU Art Gallery through February 2021. To learn more about the exhibitions\, artists\, and event visit the Muskegon Museum of Art or the GVSU Art Gallery. \nA virtual event open to all\, but RSVP required.\nClick here to register.
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SUMMARY:SSfromHome (Super Saturday from Home) - THE BLUES
DESCRIPTION:Exhibition / Collection Link: “Singing the Blues” by Benny Andrews \nBenny Andrews (American\, 1930-2006)\, “Singing the Blues\,” oil and collage\, 1995\, Gift of Drs. Anita and Osbie J. Herald\, 1997.4 \nSTE(A)M Activity: Craft Stick Harmonica – craft sticks\, rubber bands\, cut straws\, and markers\nSTEM Attributes: sound science (the sound changes as you move the straws)\, music technology \n*Science\, Technology\, Engineering\, Art\, Math \nVisit this page on Saturday\, February 13\, to discover a virtual tour\, art making activity instructions\, and a list of family films related to the theme of “The Blues.” \nSuper Saturday admission is still free at the Museum\, so be sure to stop in on Saturday\, February 13\, free of charge\, to enjoy the art in person. \nAbout #SSfromHome\nSuper Saturdays has become #SSfromHome to help keep everyone safe while enjoying themed family art activities at home. Very similar to our physical Super Saturday on the second Saturday of the month\, you can expect: \n\nEasy DIY Craft\nThemed Film List\nEducational Video “Tour”\n\nWe are happy to provide creative and art filled experiences for your family\, and look forward to seeing you at the MMA soon! \nGenerous support for #SSfromHome is provided by Art Bridges and Howmet Aerospace. \n \n \nFollow us\nTo stay up to date on #SSfromHome and other MMA online programming\, follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
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