"Creative Community Care: Artists Respond to Pandemic Times" is an interactive group exhibit exploring concerns and questions arising from COVID-19 and racial violence at the intersection of the arts, learning, faith, and the city. Eight artists adapted their creative practices to process their own experiences with grief and memory, relationships as neighbors and friends, and roles as parents and caregivers. Their works invite us to consider the relevance of the arts for healing and dream of new ways we might care for our communities.
This exhibit is part of City Seminary of New York's Ministry in the City HUB, a national network that supports the flourishing of pastors, ministry leaders, artists, congregations, faith-based organizations, and theological education focused on cities.
Curated by Maria Liu Wong and Sarah Gerth van den Berg
Thanks to Lilly Endowment Inc. for making this possible.
EXHIBITION INFORMATION
Opening Reception
March 1, 2024 Friday, 6-8 PM
Downtown Santa Ana First Saturday ArtWalk
March 2, 2024 Saturday, 5-10 PM
Public Hours
March 2, 2024 Saturday, 1-5 PM
March 3, 2024 Sunday, 1-5 PM
EXHIBITION PROGRAMS
Art Conversation : Something from Nothing
March 2, Saturday, 2-3:30 PM
RSVP to eva@cityseminaryny.org by Feb 29
Storytelling as a Currency
March 3, Sunday, 1-2:30 PM
RSVP to eva@cityseminaryny.org by Feb 29