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SUMMARY:We Are the Promised Land
DESCRIPTION:We Are the Promised Land is an altar to Black land legacies in the Mississippi Hill Country that centers the Hollowells and Foxfire Ranch in Waterford\, Mississippi. With all the Black land loss stories in Mississippi\, “We Are the Promised Land\,” explores how the Hollowell family has kept their land for over a century\, and the sacrifices\, risks and cultural mechanisms that made it possible. Through a podcast\, poetry\, photography and video we offer kaleidoscopic views of the region to engage a conversation about inheritance – What echoes of our ancestors suggest that we are their afterlife? How do we create the afterlife they deserve? \nOur online “virtual altar” will serve as a repository for the podcast\, poetry and other written pieces\, artwork\, video and photography. The podcast and poetry are centered in and derived from oral history and interviews. The physical altar will be filmed and photographed and the photos and video of the altar will serve as an interface through which the other media is presented. \n7/1- 11/1 virtual altar creation\n8/1/24 – 8/31/24 In-person Podcast Screening/Listening Party in Mississippi at Foxfire Ranch
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SUMMARY:Nuestro Mississippi Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the opening of the special exhibition Nuestro Mississippi\, a collection of photographs by photographer Rojelio Rodriguez\, documenting Mississippi’s Hispanic community—their resilience\, historical impact\, and ongoing contributions to Mississippi culture. This opening celebration will feature art-making\, music\, food\, and a conversation with between the artist and community leaders.\n\n\nThis project and its presentation at MMA are the result of a unique partnership between the Mississippi Humanities Council (MHC) and the Immigrant Alliance for Justice & Equity (IAJE). The exhibition is on view August 10 – October 13\, 2024.\n—————————————————————-\nCelebración de apertura 10 de agosto | De 2 a 5 p. m.\n\n\nÚnase a la apertura de la exposición especial Nuestro Mississippi\, una colección de fotografías del fotógrafo Rojelio Rodriguez que documentan la comunidad hispana de Mississippi: su resiliencia\, impacto histórico y contribuciones continuas a la cultura de la zona. Esta celebración de apertura incluirá un espacio de creación de arte\, música\, comida\, y una conversación entre el artista y dirigentes de la comunidad.\n\n\nEste proyecto y su presentación en el MMA son el resultado de una asociación única entre el Consejo de Humanidades de Mississippi (Mississippi Humanities Council\, MHC) y la Alianza de Inmigrantes por la Justicia y la Equidad (Immigrant Alliance for Justice & Equity\, IAJE). La exposición estará disponible del 10 de agosto al 13 de octubre de 2024.
URL:https://www.mshumanities.org/event/nuestro-mississippi-exhibit/
LOCATION:Mississippi Museum of Art\, 380 South Lamar Street\, Jackson\, MS\, 39201
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SUMMARY:Possumtown Book Fest
DESCRIPTION:The first ever Possumtown Book Fest on August 24\, 2024!The Possumtown Book Fest will be a full day of bookish fun and festivities celebrating the love of reading. We’re working on bringing some fantastic authors to the Friendly City\, with something for everyone. The Columbus Arts Council is graciously providing the space for the big day\, and we are proud to have the support of the Mississippi Humanities Council and the Mississippi Book Festival.The Possumtown Book Fest is presented by Friendly City Books and the Friendly City Books Community Connection\, a special project of the CREATE Foundation.
URL:https://www.mshumanities.org/event/possumtown-book-fest/
LOCATION:Friendly City Books\, 118 N 5th St.\, Columbus\, Missississippi\, 39701
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SUMMARY:Milagros Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Artists Hector Soldo and Jacqueline Gonzalez Wooton will be partnering with anthropologists from the University of Mississippi and the University of Memphis to host the four free workshops\, which will introduce audiences to the diverse art of the Latin community in Mississippi. \nWhat to Expect \n1. Introduction to Latin Folk Art \n● Explore the Tradition: Learn about the rich history and cultural significance of sacred hearts\, crosses\, and hands decorated with milagros in hispanic folk art. \n● Inspiration Session: Discover how the Latinx community celebrates and depicts these symbols in folk art. \n2. Hands-on Crafting with Milagros \n● Materials Provided: Each participant will receive wooden hearts\, crosses\, and hands\, along with paints\, brushes\, and various milagros (small religious charms) for decoration. \n● Guided Creation: Our experienced instructors will guide participants step-by-step in crafting their unique pieces\, ensuring a fun and engaging experience for all. \n3. Artistic Techniques and Skills \n● Painting and Decorating: Participants will learn basic painting techniques and how to use milagros to decorate their hearts\, crosses\, and hands\, developing their creativity and fine motor skills. \n● Cultural Expression: The workshop will also touch on how different cultures\, especially Latinx traditions\, use these symbols in festivals\, storytelling\, and religious celebrations. \n4. Take Home Your Creation \n● Personalized Pieces: Each participant will leave with their own decorated creation\, a unique piece of art that reflects their creativity and the cultural wonders they have explored. \n5. Fun and Learning Combined \n● Interactive Experience: This workshop is designed to be interactive and educational\, blending art and culture in a way that’s accessible and enjoyable for everyone. \n● Encouraging Creativity: Participants will be encouraged to express themselves and think creatively\, using their imagination to bring their decorated hearts\, crosses\, and hands to life. \nWhy Attend? \n● Cultural Enrichment: Gain insight into the rich cultural heritage of creating sacred hearts\, crosses\, and hands in Latinx traditions and beyond. \n● Eco-Friendly Crafting: Learn the importance of using natural and sustainable materials\, promoting environmental awareness. \n● Creative Fun: Have a blast making colorful\, creative decorations in a supportive and inspiring environment.
URL:https://www.mshumanities.org/event/milagros-workshop/
LOCATION:Nuestro Arte Gallery\, 100 W 4th St\, #30\, Hattiesburg\, MS\, 39401\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="The Mississippi Latinx Art Association":MAILTO:mslatinxart@gmail.com
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