09.06.2019 | Public Art, Public Memory: Who Is Missing
September 6, 2019 @ 12:00 pm - 7:00 pm|Recurring Event (See all)Gallery Hours: Wednesday 12pm-7:30pm, Thursday 12pm-7:30pm, Friday 12pm-7:30pm, Saturday 12pm-7:30pm, Sunday 12pm-4pm
Categories: Architecture, Arts Advocacy, Family-Friendly, Lecture, Photography, Storytelling, Visual Arts
Details
Closing events and last week to view Exhibition:
‘Public Art Public Memory: Who Is Missing’
This weeks presenters:
Saturday 28th @ 2:00pm | Renowned Sculptor Harry Weber
Thursday 26th.Sept. 5:30pm | Grand-grand daughter of Harriet and Dred Scott, president founder of Dred Scott Foundation: Lynne M. Jackson
This exhibition Public Art, Public Memory: Who Is Missing explores the role of public art in embodying public memory… in the wake of #metoo movement and recent events, heightened awareness of gender inequality and power imbalance have become part of the political and design discourse. Grassroots advocacy has gained momentum, motivating civic leaders to take action. The exhibition brings the work of three local photographers, interpreting public statues of women in their respective cities —St Louis, New York, Paris. The exhibition on items the audience to explore and experience
Where:
CEL@Kranzberg Gallery (in big Sister Big Brother Bldg.
501 N Grand Blvd
St. Louis MO 63103
