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SUMMARY:CARE Arts Engagement: Reimagining Justice
DESCRIPTION:Andrew Young\, Landmark Center’s 2021-2022 CARE Artist-in-Residence\, invites you to explore Landmark Center like you never have before while answering the question: What is beyond the five senses? \nAt this arts engagement\, Andrew Young asks participants to explore the sense of justice.  What does justice look like to you? Share a story\, either orally or written\, about an injustice you’ve experienced in your life\, small or large\, and what justice looks like to you for that situation. The story sharing and Andrew’s activities for the arts engagement provide an opportunity for healing and reconciliation. The stories will be collected and shared (with consent) at Landmark Center. Additionally\, you’ll have the chance to create an effigy representing injustice out of clay\, and then smash it with a giant gavel. This art engagement is being held before the film screening of CHOICE Cinema series’ Half Past Autumn: The Life and Works of Gordon Parks\, which addresses the racism and adversity Mr. Parks overcame in his life’s works. Come for the art engagement and stay for the film! Click here for more details on obtaining tickets to the CHOICE Cinema series. \nSense explored: Justice \nReservations encouraged\, walk-ins welcome! Reserve your tickets here.
URL:https://www.landmarkcenter.org/event/care-reimagining-justice/
LOCATION:Outer Lobby\, F. K. Weyerhaeuser Auditorium\, 75 Fifth Street West\, Saint Paul\, MN\, 55102
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SUMMARY:CHOICE Cinema Series: In the Footsteps of Gordon Parks - Half Past Autumn
DESCRIPTION:PURCHASE TICKETS HERE \nSoulTouch Productions and Landmark Center\, in partnership with Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival (MSPIFF)\, present “CHOICE Cinema Series: In the Footsteps of Gordon Parks”\, a screening of films by legendary artist Gordon Parks. The selection of films includes Half Past Autumn at 1 pm on Saturday\, May 7; The Learning Tree at 3 pm on Sunday\, May 8; and Leadbelly at 7 pm on Friday\, May 13 in Landmark Center’s F.K. Weyerhaeuser Auditorium. \nEach screening will be followed by conversations with special guests from the Black community of filmmakers to examine the themes of the films and how they are relevant in the Black community today. \nHalf Past Autumn is an intimate look at the life and career of Gordon Parks a true Renaissance man who has excelled as a photographer\, novelist\, journalist\, poet\, musician\, and filmmaker.  Special VIP guests for the post-film discussion include Director Craig Rice and Producer Robin Hickman-Winfield. Craig Rice is an award-winning producer and director who is nationally recognized for his distinguished career in music video\, commercial\, television\, and film industry. Robin Hickman-Winfield is the Executive Producer and CEO of SoulTouch Productions. Hickman-Winfield is the great niece of Gordon Parks and is honoring her great uncle’s legacy with the “CHOICE Cinema Series: In the Footsteps of Gordon Parks.” \nAbout Gordon Parks \nGordon Parks’ films are recognized for their cultural significance and present positive and powerful media representation of young Black men. Parks used his camera as his “weapon” of choice to fight poverty and racism. His work not only gave the rest of the world a glimpse into the life of a person of color\, but offered hope\, choice\, opportunity\, and a platform to many in the Black community. As a nationally recognized photographer\, musician\, writer\, and film director\, Gordon Parks’ influence has extended through multiple generations and throughout our nation\, beginning in St. Paul with his skill in photography. \nThis series honors Gordon Parks’ legacy\, his choice to use film and photography to portray the Black experience and be a catalyst for societal change. It will feature themes that remain relevant today\, including mass incarceration\, racism\, and coming of age. For many in the Black community\, it will be an opportunity to feature stories and narratives not often seen or represented in the mainstream\, while for non-Black communities\, it will further the understanding of the Black experience\, break down barriers and stereotypes\, and provide a fuller context to Parks’ work. \n“Choice Cinema Series: In the Footsteps of Gordon Parks” is supported by the Saint Paul Cultural STAR Program. For more information on the series\, visit the CHOICE Cinema page on landmarkcenter.org or call 651.292.3063.
URL:https://www.landmarkcenter.org/event/choice-cinema-series-in-the-footsteps-of-gordon-parks-half-past-autumn/
LOCATION:F. K. Weyerhaeuser Aud. – Landmark Center\, 75 5th St. W.\, Saint Paul\, MN\, 55102\, United States
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