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SUMMARY:Artist Talk with Caroline Kern
DESCRIPTION:LEVEL’s next artist-in-residence\, Caroline Kern\, presents a free artist talk on the rooftop at Attic 506! \nCaroline is a multi-disciplinary artist living and working most recently in Pittsburgh\, Pennsylvania after over a decade in Brooklyn\, New York. Her work currently revolves around Risograph printing\, illustration\, experimental video\, and machine tufting. She is the sole proprietress of Pegacorn Press\, a feminist\, queer\, “total-art-freaker\,” publishing adventure founded in 2011 after self publishing since 1996. She has collaborated with countless artists to produce publications using Risograph stencil duplicators\, as well as other printed ephemera. \nCaroline will speak about her experiences as a DIY artist as well as her work at LEVEL towards a new mixed genre book about living with mild traumatic brain injury\, post concussion syndrome\, and her experiences with Long COVID. Drawing from her extensive career in printed ephemera\, Caroline is working to combine narrative writing\, illustration\, and comic art to document her health journey and help viewers become better allies to those afflicted with health setbacks. She will also be screening selections from her video work. \nThis event is made possible by a grant from the Orange County Arts Commission. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/artist-talk-with-caroline-kern/
LOCATION:Attic 506\, 506A 2nd floor\, W. Franklin Street\, Chapel Hill\, NC\, 27516\, United States
CATEGORIES:Drawing Painting & Mixed Media,Free Events
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SUMMARY:An Artist Talk with sTo Len
DESCRIPTION:Multidisciplinary artist sTo Len will be conducting a talk and discussion at Attic 506 while visiting Orange County as an artist-in-residence at LEVEL retreat. sTo will be discussing his practice\, which resides at the intersections of art\, environmentalism\, and activism. \nsTo is a printmaker\, installation\, sound and performance artist based in Queens\, NY and operating at the intersections of art\, environmentalism\, and activism. The cross-disciplinary nature of Len’s work includes transforming public spaces – such as a river into an art studio\, recycling waste into art materials\, creating a community pirate radio station\, and hosting water ritual performances at Superfund sites. \nsTo has exhibited his artwork internationally\, including exhibitions in NY\, Philadelphia\, Los Angeles\, San Francisco\, Texas\, Vietnam\, Japan\, Germany\, Australia\, Denmark\, and Canada. sTo co-founded the alternative arts space Cinders Gallery in Brooklyn\, NY which has exhibited hundreds of artists since its inception in 2004 and continues to curate exhibitions as a project-based Non-Profit Arts organization. \nAs a performance/sound artist\, sTo has performed at diverse venues such as MOMA PS1\, New Museum\, St. Marks Church\, Ramiken Crucible\, Silent Barn\, and Roulette in New York\, as well as Atelier Kunst Spiel Raum and the English Theater in Berlin\, Theater de Chameleon in Amsterdam\, La Société de Curiosités in Paris\, Manzi Gallery and Heritage Space in Vietnam. \nsTo Len was the first artist in residence at AlexRenew Wastewater Treatment facility in Alexandria\, VA and took part in the Field R/D program at FreshKills Park\, a transformed landfill in Staten island\, NY. He is a member of Works on Water\, a group of artists and activists working with and about water in the face of climate change and environmental justice concerns. Len is currently the new artist in residence at the NYC Department of Sanitation as part of the PAIR program with the Department of Cultural Affairs. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/an-artist-talk-with-sto-len/
LOCATION:Attic 506\, 506A 2nd floor\, W. Franklin Street\, Chapel Hill\, NC\, 27516\, United States
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SUMMARY:We Can Help Each Other Be Brave  Jon Copes / December Second Friday Art Walk at Attic 506
DESCRIPTION:This 2nd Friday of December\, come up the Graham Street fire escape (with masks on) & join us for a Mystery Meat movie on the roof and (in small groupings\, one way flow-> exit out franklin street)\nSlug Space and My Room together presenting: \nWe Can Help Each Other Be Brave\nJon Copes \nExhibition Statement: We Can Help Each Other Be Brave (2020) is a collection of portraits and film by Jon Copes. The work in this collection uses movement and archival footage to reflect on the powerful revolutionary action in Raleigh during the 2020 uprisings. The portraits are shot on 35mm and capture dancers Savannah Jade Dobbs and Jenaye Gaudreau in motion. Their movements are largely improvisational with gestural phrase motifs that explore thoughts of separation\, community\, and mutual aid. The video footage combines news archive with dance to show that love and abolition are powerful and dynamic acts of bravery. This collection invites the viewer to consider the power within their own community\, and to imagine and start building a future free of prisons and policing. \nThe photos exhibited were taken in the process of producing an experimental documentary as part of the Resisting Narratives of Erasure series. This series features the work of 9 filmmakers in the South documenting stories of community and justice\, and was sponsored by the Visionary Justice Storylab. \nArtist Bio: Jon Copes is an intermedia artist based in Raleigh\, NC. Jon is interested in sharing his point of view as a weird\, black\, Gen-Z creator in the South. His work explores themes of love\, loneliness\, identity\, and connection in the internet age. He strives to find beauty in simplicity and redefine artistry and “making” in a digital era. \nJon is a current fellow with the Visionary Justice Storylab. His work has been selected to screen at the NCSU Student Moving Image showcase and published in the publications Platform and Windhover. When he’s not working on a project Jon loves to DJ\, order takeout in bed\, and Be Online. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/we-can-help-each-other-be-brave-jon-copes-december-second-friday-art-walk-at-attic-506/
LOCATION:Attic 506\, 506A 2nd floor\, W. Franklin Street\, Chapel Hill\, NC\, 27516\, United States
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SUMMARY:Sexxy Trippy Rooftop Holiday Market at Attic 506
DESCRIPTION:Attic 506 presents a rooftop market with unique\, artist made goods for holiday shopping including ceramics\, sculpture\, artwork\, photographs\, clothing\, books\, cards\, comics\, jewelry & more. Support artists & the space this year by buying your holiday gifts here! Entrance will be via the Graham Street alleyway (by Beer Study) and up the fires escape stairs. Maximum capacity of 25 people at one time. Masks on & social distancing will be maintained. Rain date will be announced later. \n\n\n	Related
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