Come see fragments from the: Carroll Gardens Democracy Wall tonight at Teachers College/Columbia University!
Triada
"A fantastic evening of arts that will undoubtedly be social-change food for thought. If you're still hungry afterwards... well, we promise there will be snacks.
That's right. GiSCA Palooza 2010 promises to be an amazing event!!! Just remember to bring your friends, bring your neighbors, bring whomever, because the participants of Palooza are going to be bringing "it".
The Global Initiative for Social Change through the Arts presents:
GiSCA Palooza 2010
An Evening of the Arts and Social Change
April 23rd * 7-9pm
Milbank Chapel, Teachers College
Join us for a participatory, multidisciplinary production of space and sound, disruption and magic, featuring works ranging from John Cage's "In the Name of the Holocaust" to Eve Ensler's "Vagina Monologues," original film and spoken word, and an installation of the Democracy Wall from Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn by Triada Samaras.
Come to provoke and be provoked. Dialogue will be facilitated throughout by Prof. John Baldacchino (Art & Art Education) and Prof. Molly Quinn (Curriculum & Teaching). Free refreshments and an after-party to follow.
Co-Sponsored by the Teachers College Vice President's Diversity and Community Initiatives Fund.
Individuals with disabilities are invited to request reasonable accommodations. Address these requests to the Office of Access and Services for Individuals with Disabilities at (212)678-3689, keller@tc.columbia.edu, or Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services at
(212)678-3853 V/TTY, jaech@tc.columbia.edu
That's right. GiSCA Palooza 2010 promises to be an amazing event!!! Just remember to bring your friends, bring your neighbors, bring whomever, because the participants of Palooza are going to be bringing "it".
The Global Initiative for Social Change through the Arts presents:
GiSCA Palooza 2010
An Evening of the Arts and Social Change
April 23rd * 7-9pm
Milbank Chapel, Teachers College
Join us for a participatory, multidisciplinary production of space and sound, disruption and magic, featuring works ranging from John Cage's "In the Name of the Holocaust" to Eve Ensler's "Vagina Monologues," original film and spoken word, and an installation of the Democracy Wall from Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn by Triada Samaras.
Come to provoke and be provoked. Dialogue will be facilitated throughout by Prof. John Baldacchino (Art & Art Education) and Prof. Molly Quinn (Curriculum & Teaching). Free refreshments and an after-party to follow.
Co-Sponsored by the Teachers College Vice President's Diversity and Community Initiatives Fund.
Individuals with disabilities are invited to request reasonable accommodations. Address these requests to the Office of Access and Services for Individuals with Disabilities at (212)678-3689, keller@tc.columbia.edu, or Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services at
(212)678-3853 V/TTY, jaech@tc.columbia.edu
