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Take a selfie and post using the hashtags #a rtsALX and #torpedofactory.Įvery year, local DMV artists were invited paint a handcrafted wooden coffin.

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Have your face painted by professional artists. This larger-than-life art piece is a celebration of both the ephemeral nature of life and the importance of treasuring and uplifting the memories of those we love.

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Organizers will lead families in a hands-on project where children and adults are shown how to build their own altars, which they can take home in the tradition of ofrendas offered by families during Dia De Los Muertos.

This annual event celebrated in Latinx communities to honor the memories of loved ones that have passed on.

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Inspired by the theme “Memento Mori,” the DC-based arts and event teams of Lalalu Mexican Art and Events by David Rosa have teamed up with the Art Center to provide a series of art installations, activities, and a community discussion around Dia de los Muertos/Day of the Dead. Grand Hall Guest Artists LaLaLu Mexican Art and Events by David Rosa The studio will also host Essential Botany’s self love potion station and Sanam Emami’s tarot and oracle readings. Swirl through curated color, sound, and aroma–luring you through the mystical heart journey down the rainbow path-a dreamscape filled with Naomi Christianson’s Dragons, Unicorns, and Mermaids, Michael Fischerkeller‘s cosmic truths, and Fierce Sonia‘s fractal queens. The Omi Collective will create a night of rainbow swirls of sight, smell, and sound. Hands-On Activities The Omi Collective (Studio 5) Both artists and the curator will be on hand to answer questions about the work and share about upcoming projects. based artist and curator and former 2015 Torpedo Factory Art Center Post-Graduate Resident. Paper art and photography by artists Rosa Leff and Sally Canzoneri.Ģ019 Fall Art Installations Jean Jinho Kim and Katelyn WoodĪrtists Jean Jinho Kim and Katelyn Wood are on view the 2019 Fall Art Installations.

Photographer Jo Ann Tooley curates an exhibition of photographs that capture the Potomac River as it curls through our region. Combining language and symbols with the idea of wyrd, points to how language determines identity and forms understanding of the world. This performance is a play on the concepts of fate and meaning. The three bring order into the human world by weaving the thread of fate for everyone. Wyrd, Verdandi, and Skuld, are sisters of fate and caretakers of the tree of life. Kate performs Wyrd Lot, based on the Norns in Norse mythology. These mediums have given her the necessary platform to reflect on both personal and collective narratives relating to home. Katana hopes to be able to share printmaking, book arts, and collage with the surrounding community over the course of this program. She graduated from George Mason University with her bachelor’s in fine arts in 2018. Katana Lippart is a collage artist and printmaker working in the DMV. Juried by Laura Roulet, an independent curator and writer, specializing in contemporary and Latin American art. Memento Mori, Latin for “remember that you will die,” confronts this single most inevitable fact of all human existence. The newest exhibition in Target Gallery explores death and the way it shapes life. Pre-registration Requested Register Now Exhibitions & Receptions Target Gallery (Studio 2) In Studio 5, The Omi Collective provides rainbow swirls and hands-on projects. Welcome the new Fall 2019 Post-Grad resident Katana Lippart. Opening Reception and performance in the Mason Arts Project Studio by Kate Fitzpatrick.

Receptions for Seasonal Art Installations and Site 3. Interactive project “States of Being Traced” with Claire Brandt. Body Painting Installation with Rebecca Rose. Hands-on art projects and visual-striking art installations across the Grand Hall with Lalalu Mexican Art and Events by David Rosa. Latin for “remember you must die,” Memento Mori explores the concept of death and contemplates how this inevitability impacts us all. In October, we celebrate the opening of Memento Mori in the Target Gallery. In among three floors of open artists’ studios, find gallery receptions, stimulating artist talks, pop-up performances, hands-on projects, lively music, and more. The Art Center’s signature evening series features eclectic art and activities.