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Home > City Calendar > Me(dia) Response: self-awareness and activism through art-making | Part 1: Making a Statement

Me(dia) Response: self-awareness and activism through art-making | Part 1: Making a Statement

Location

MIT List Visual Arts Center, 20 Ames St.

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Description

Join artist Kate Gilbert in a participatory workshop infusing tools of meditation with media imagery to create an accumulative work of art or artifact that represents a personal, balanced response to violent imagery.   

Once centered, after a guided meditation focused on finding ones inner voice, participants will incorporate photojournalistic imagery to create a small 3D artifact, representative of the political or social concern of their choice. 

Lunch will be served 
RSVPs are required

Admission:
Free

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