Join a Slow Art Tour with Gail Belvett of We Care: reclaiming our environment. A slow art tour presents a philosophical and literal alternative to the way visitors have traditionally consumed art. The tour challenges the notion that one needs to ‘know’ about art to appreciate it. Free and open to the public.
A struggling actress in New York City takes a job as a phone sex operator. The film screening is part of “In Ecstasy – Micro Cinema,” a cinematic salon exploring Black erotica and Black femme sexual performance on screen. Organized by Kennedi Carter and Marcella Camara, “In Ecstasy – Micro Cinema” provides a moving archive
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“In Ecstasy, I Call Your Name So I Won’t Forget” is an archival exhibition curated by Kennedi Carter that examines the legacy of Black women in pin up. Opening reception is followed by a film screening of “Shakedown” (2018). From 2002 to 2015, filmmaker Leilah Weinraub documents explicit performances in an underground lesbian club in
-> Continue reading Opening Reception for In Ecstasy, I Call Your Name So I Won’t Forget by Kennedi Carter + Screening of Shakedown (2018)
Ajita Wilson plays an African diplomat who comes to Milan to head a trade delegation. At the delegation she feels haunted by her past in which she appeared in a pornographic magazine. In a series of psychedelic scenes, we learn the sordid secrets of her racy past. The film screening is part of “In Ecstasy
-> Continue reading Screening of La Principessa Nuda (1978)
Join a Slow Art Tour with Gail Belvett for “In Ecstasy, I Call Your Name So I Won’t Forget.” A slow art tour presents a philosophical and literal alternative to the way visitors have traditionally consumed art. The tour challenges the notion that one needs to ‘know’ about art to appreciate it.
“In Ecstasy, I Call Your Name So I Won’t Forget” is an archival exhibition curated by Kennedi Carter that examines the legacy of Black women in pin up.
Meet photographer and curator of “In Ecstasy, I Call Your Name So I Won’t Forget,” Kennedi Carter.
“upstART Gallery: A Jim Lee Exhibit” is a 1:12 scale miniature space created by Jim Lee. The show features 27 artists who were selected through an open call process. Exhibit runs 6/2/2023 – 7/1/2023.
Art Supply Giveaway by DurmPAC will take place at “upstART Gallery: A Jim Lee Exhibit” on view at Pop Box Gallery, from 4-6pm.