Open Movement discussion
Recorded May 19 7pm – Open Movement – discussion about boundaries and mobility
Caroline Kim, Aly Wane, Meaghan Chapman, and Kafui Attoh live, work, study, play, and organize in Syracuse. They talk about how the freedom to move and freedom to stay put relate transportation, justice, immigrant rights, and LGBT communities in Syracuse. Facilitated by research and writer Jenna Loyd.
Kendall Phillips discusses CORE
Brenda Cave-James
May 18 6pm – Open Access, Open Art – discussion with Community Folk Art Center
Brenda Cave-James opened the evening with a story relating to liberty and Jermain Loguen. The discussion participants include: Dr. Kheli Willets, Academic Director of Community Folk Art Center, Dr. James Rolling, Chair of Art Education at Syracuse University, Rachael Gazdick, Executive Director of Say Yes Syracuse, Kimberley McCoy, ArtRage Gallery, Joanna Spitzner, founder of the Art School in the Art School, and the Spectres of Liberty collective.