The week's events
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- Photographic Discovery for Teens with Isabel Quintero, "Writing for the Blacklandia Anthology" with Romaine Washington (Beg.-Int.)
Photographic Discovery for Teens with Isabel Quintero
Photographic Discovery for Teens with Isabel Quintero
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September 27, 2022Home Gardens Library: Photographic Discovery
with Isabel Quintero & California Museum of Photography
Tuesdays, September 6, 13, 20, and 27
4:30-6:00 PM
3785 Neece St., Corona, CA 92879
Exhibition event coming Tuesday, October 11
What is at the heart of our community? What makes it stand out? What connects us to it? Teens in the Home Gardens neighborhood can find out in this uniquely home-inspired series of events including an author talk, professional photography workshop, creative writing workshop, exhibit and electronic chapbook publication, all designed to preserve and share the image this neighborhood as seen by the diverse group of young people ages 12 and up who call this place home.
"Writing for the Blacklandia Anthology" with Romaine Washington (Beg.-Int.)"Writing for the Blacklandia Anthology" with Romaine Washington (Beg.-Int.)
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September 27, 2022"Writing for the Blacklandia Anthology" with Romaine Washington (Beg.-Int.)
This generative workshop will provide prompts to encourage Black poets, writers, and artists to reflect on and express their personal experiences, challenges, and hopes. At the end of the workshop participants are encouraged to submit their work for possible publication in the anthology.
Meets for five consecutive Tuesdays 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4
6:00-8:00 PM PDT on Zoom
Register today: https://tinyurl.com/Fall2022CWW
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- Open Submission Window for Inlandia Books Closes September 30
Open Submission Window for Inlandia Books Closes September 30
Open Submission Window for Inlandia Books Closes September 30
September 30, 2022
See Submittable page for more information.
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- June Edmonds and the Legacy of American Abstract Painting
June Edmonds and the Legacy of American Abstract Painting
June Edmonds and the Legacy of American Abstract Painting
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October 1, 2022Blacklandia Events Series and Riverside Art Museum Present
June Edmonds and the Legacy of American Abstract Painting
with art historian Richard Allen May III and curator Lisa Henry
Saturdays in September 10, 17, 24, and October 1
4:00-5:30 PM
Presented on Zoom with an optional in-person meeting at Riverside Art Museum.
Free and open to the public.
https://tinyurl.com/JuneEdmondsArt
This workshop will be team-taught by art historian Richard May III and curator Lisa Henry.
Coinciding with the Riverside Art Museum’s exhibition of Abstract painter June Edmonds, this four-part workshop will survey the hidden history of American Abstract art. Focusing on the vibrant work of LA based artist June Edmonds, the workshop will give participants a background on American abstract painters with a special focus on women and artists of color like Edmonds who have pursued a path of abstraction with an emphasis on color, pattern and texture to create works of stunning power.
Each week, both instructors will present brief lectures on specific topics related to abstract art, followed by engaged discussion regarding art appreciation, interpretation and personal identity. Each class will use the works of June Edmonds as a prism for a wider consideration of contemporary abstract painting. A reading list will also be posted for participants that want to delve further into the field.