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SUMMARY:On the Lawn: Hosted by Roxanne Shanté with Music by DJ Spinderella
DESCRIPTION:Join the National Public Housing Museum and WBEZ for a concert featuring artists with meaningful connections to public housing\, complemented by an installation on civic engagement.
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/on-the-lawn-hosted-by-roxanne-shante-with-music-by-dj-spinderella/
LOCATION:Millennium Park\, 201 E Randolph\, Chicago\, IL\, 60602\, United States
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SUMMARY:Symposium: “Hypocrisy of Justice”
DESCRIPTION:Since the 2015 premiere of “Hypocrisy of Justice\,” collaborating artists Dana Hall\, Cheryl Lynn Bruce\, and Kerry James Marshall have expressed interest in further developing and remounting the project. There has also been an interest expressed by the artists\, the Hyde Park Jazz Festival\, the Logan Center for the Arts\, the University of Chicago Presents\, various South Side organizations\, and several departments at the University of Chicago in building a convening in connection with the performances to engage in cross-sectoral conversations centering the many structural issues the novel brings forth\, particularly intersecting inequities within systems and institutions\, along with the lived experience of confinement\, redemption\, hope\, and the idea of home. On Saturday\, October 8th\, 2022\, the Chicago community is invited to participate in four 75–minute moderated discussions and other activations with activist/organizers\, scholars\, journalists\, practitioners\, and artists. The convening is free to attend. We encourage you to RSVP. All symposium activities are hosted by the Logan Center. \n________________ \nTHE SYMPOSIUM IS HAPPENING ON SATURDAY\, OCTOBER 8TH FROM 11:00AM – 5:45PM.\nTO RSVP PLEASE USE THE FORM (AVAILABLE BEGINNING AUGUST 9TH)\nThe symposium is curated and organized by Kate Dumbleton\, Co-Executive/Artistic Director of the Hyde Park Jazz Festival in partnership with Dana Hall\, the Hyde Park Jazz Festival\, the Logan Center\, and University of Chicago Presents\, with additional support from the Jazz Institute of Chicago Dr. Timuel Black Grant Program\, Illinois Humanities Envisioning Justice\, and the National Public Housing Museum. Additional thanks to SAIC graduate students in Arts Administration and Policy.
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/symposium-hypocrisy-of-justice/
LOCATION:Logan Center Performance Penthouse\, 915 E 60th St\, Chicago\, IL\, 60637\, United States
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SUMMARY:WBEZ Presents: Legally Stolen Live
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Legally Stolen Live featuring Tiff Beatty and Tonika Lewis Johnson. The event will focus on inequality in real estate.\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nLegally Stolen Live is a podcast event hosted by Tiff Beatty of the National Public Housing Museum and Social Justice Artist Tonika Lewis Johnson as part of her project\, Inequity for Sale\, a virtual and physical exploration of Englewood homes sold on Land Sale Contracts in the 50s and 60s. Featured guests will discuss reparations and redress for legalized theft from Black people and communities impacted by predatory real estate practices and art as a catalyst for change. \nWhat to expect? \nA recap of Tonika Lewis Johnson’s Inequity for Sale project\, which culminated as 3-part podcast with the National Public Housing Museum. Hosts Tonika and NPHM Programming Director\, Tiff Beatty will interview community members that are actively involved in addressing Chicago’s ongoing housing crisis. \nThis program will include open captions. \nTonika Lewis Johnson is a photographer\, social justice artist and life-long resident of Chicago’s South Side neighborhood of Englewood. She is also co-founder of the Englewood Arts Collective and Resident Association of Greater Englewood. Her critically acclaimed Folded Map project visually investigates disparities among Chicago residents and brings them together for conversation. Most recently\, Tonika was selected as the National Public Housing Museum’s 2021 Artist as Instigator. In that role\, she created her newest project: Inequity for Sale\, which highlights the living history of Greater Englewood homes sold on Land Sale Contracts in the 50s and 60s. \nTiff Beatty is a cultural organizer\, arts administrator\, performance poet\, and host. She is the current program director of arts\, culture\, and public policy at National Public Housing Museum in Chicago. Tiff Beatty was a 2019-2021 Chicago United for Equity Fellow and Senior Fellow and received the additional distinction of the 2019 Field Leader Award from the Field Foundation of Illinois. She was previously the program director at the Chicago Humanities Festival and Chicago Center for Urban Life and Culture. \nRobin Rue Simmons is the Founder and Executive Director of FirstRepair\, a new not-for-profit organization that informs local reparations\, nationally. She is the former 5th Ward Alderman for the City of Evanston\, IL\, where she led\, in collaboration with others\, the passage of the nation’s first municipal-funded reparations legislation. \nAmber Hendley passionate researcher\, educator and activist. She is the co-author of The Plunder of Black Wealth in Chicago Report (2019). which quantified the amount legally\, but unjustly\, extracted from the African American community in Chicago through predatory residential contract selling during the Second Great Migration.
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/wbez-presents-legally-stolen-live/
LOCATION:Kennedy-King College\, 740 West 63rd Street\, Chicago\, IL\, 60621\, United States
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