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InQbate Art and Resistance Project FairSpiral Q could not be more excited to support the presentation of our InQbate cohort member's projects that we've been developing together this Winter and Spring.
Through a series of 9 plus sessions the seeds of project ideas have blossomed through planning, budgeting, idea refining, and art making workshops with Spiral Q leaders and artists.
YOU are a part of the story!
All of these projects have been designed to engage community and elicit response. Your participation will ensure that these projects reach their goals. Drop in whenever you can between 6-8 pm - event is ongoing.
Plus: Free Water Ice and Pretzels
more about InQbate here - http://www.spiralq.org/inqbate-3
PROJECTS:
Brian Bazemore - "Project X"
Project X is a multi-media art installation that connects the through lines of racism and white supremacy culture in the United States.
Rikeyah Lindsay - "The Live In"
Pop up street theater performances on street corners in West Philadelphia to address instances of violence and death in the community and resist the explicit genocide that black and brown men have faced in this country that we have now become unknowing and willing participants of. The objective is to give young black men a new narrative of who they are and what their contribution to the world is and can be.
Hà Phạm - "Creating our Loved Space: From Cardboard to Dream Cultivation"
What makes you feel safe? What makes you feel loved? How do you love your community? A dream cultivation with the community about what safety and liberation for all look & feel like using cardboard and daily household materials. This project was inspired by a personal immigration journey searching for a place that feels like home and finding those moments of “home” offered by the communities around me rather than a physical place.
Melannie Taylor - "The Voice of MOD3 and ASD"
An installation that speaks to the conditions for women and gender oppressed individuals currently incarcerated at MOD3 and ASD. The multimedia installation will share letters from incarcerated people and utilize performance to advocating for and alongside with the compassionate release of the women of Riverside Correctional Facility to have a voice and advocate for their release.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
4234 Lancaster Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19104-1469, United States