Sustenance + Survival
ARTIST TALK
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS:
Adaley Muñoz | Ana Maria Reyes | Chae Kihn | Darcy Rogers | Elizabeth Starčević | Felipe Galindo | Flor Khan | Francisco Alvarado-Juárez | Franck de las Mercedes | Gabriel Castillo | Gal Cohen | Glenn Lieberman | J Gregory Coutinho | Jeff Elliott | Jerise Fogel | Jim Mutton | Kaé Sato | Kathia Regalado | Kim Cabán | Linda Vigdor | Luissed Yibirin | Marcia Annenberg | Melanie Brewster | Mesoma Onyeagba | Myong Jin | Nadema Agard | Natasha Beshenkovsky | Rafaelina Tineo | Rosa Naparstek | Rose Deler | Shu Tu | Susan Rubi
Liftoff! How the Apollo Moon Missions Made Alma Thomas’s Art Soar – In this dual narrative picture book author and illustrator Nina Crews takes a closer look at the creation of Thomas’s abstract painting, “Snoopy Sees a Sunrise,” and at the Apollo 10 Mission that inspired it. Celebrate the book’s launch with a read-aloud by the author, plus art activity and refreshments!
Join West Harlem-based artist Jana Leo for an artmaking workshop and artist talk at the Hispanic Society Museum & Library based on her exhibition now on view at the Espacio de Culturas at NYU: Mom is Dead, But We Are Going to Heal Her.
Jana will share with participants her artistic process aimed at processing trauma and everyday current events. The workshop includes both drawing and writing.
Join naturalist and illustrator Ken Chaya for a fascinating walk through Fort Tryon Park’s rich natural landscape. Explore native plants, spot local and migratory birds, and learn about the park’s diverse habitats and ecology. Whether you’re a seasoned nature enthusiast or just curious about the green world around you, this walk offers a refreshing way to connect with the outdoors.
Comfortable shoes and binoculars encouraged!
All ages welcome. Free and open to the public.
Meeting Location: Margaret Corbin Circle (192nd St & Fort Washington Ave)
