POP-UP LOCATIONS, SCHEDULES, AND EVENTS
June 14-July 15 2019
YWCA
898 Walnut St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
April 19-April 30 2019
Findlay Market
http://www.findlaymarket.org/
1801 Race St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
February 17 – March 1 2019
(closed on weekends)
Tangeman University Center Atrium
2766 UC Main Street, University of Cincinnati
March 4 – March 25 2019
The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County- Downtown
800 Vine Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202
September 5–11 2018
Reverb Art + Design Gallery
130 W Court Street, 2nd Fl.
Gallery Hours: weekdays, 10am–4pm, or by appointment
September 5, 6–8:30pm
Pop-Up Opening Reception and Archiving Activism Project Panel
featuring Dr. J.T. Roane and Dr. Anjali Dutt in conversation with activists Heyra Avila and Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi
September 8, 4–5:30pm
Welcome Project Workshop (limited space, RSVP required)
Join women from The Welcome Project, a social enterprise and makerspace for and by the refugee and immigrant women of Cincinnati, to learn the art of needle-felting. For the past two years a group of women refugees and immigrants have been meeting to process, dye, and felt alpaca wool, sourced locally from Tikkun Farm. Now we’d like to share this fascinating process with you! During this workshop you will learn about the process of harvesting and carding wool and how it is processed and dyed. Then you’ll get to try your hand at needle felting your own creations. You will be given the opportunity to work with many color options of wool to make a small item – an applique, an ornament, a piece of jewelry – whatever you think up! You will also have the opportunity to purchase and decorate wool dryer balls if you would rather take home something more finished and immediately useful.
September 8, 5:30–8pm
Weekend Gallery Hours
September 16–19 2018
Tangeman University Center Atrium
2766 UC Main Street, University of Cincinnati
Please join us on Tuesday, September 18 at 3pm for a discussion of the exhibit and activism with members of our campus community. Ariel Shaw, Brittany Bibb, Anjali Dutt, JT Roane, and Stephanie Sadre-Orafai will describe their roles in the exhibit and the value of projects that amplify the voices of women of color.