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SUMMARY:Aging: Representations on Screen and in Print\, a Conversation
DESCRIPTION:How is aging represented though different media – on film and by the written word? \nSheila Malkind will talk about film\, specifically the Legacy Film Festival on Aging which she runs\, the only three-day festival uniquely devoted to films on aging\, held annually in San Francisco. In its ninth year\, it celebrates the aging process as profound and meaningful\, often challenging\, and always courageous. Filmmakers portray many facets of this unique\, ever-changing experience honestly\, artfully\, and with compassion and love. Coming up September 20-22 at The New People Cinema in San Francisco’s Japantown. https://www.legacyfilmfestivalonaging.org \nNan Narboe brings us the written word as editor of Aging: An Apprenticeship (awarded a Silver Medal at this year’s IBPA Benjamin Franklin Awards) an anthology of “essays offering an intimate and lyrical account of aging through the decades. Authors Judy Blume\, Andrew McCarthy\, Gloria Steinem etc. draw from their own experiences\, describing life’s losses and gains to form a complex and unflinching portrait of the years from nearing fifty to ninety and beyond.” https://aginganapprenticeship.com/ \nSigned copies of the book and information on the film festival will be available at this Odd Mondays. Maxine Einhorn of the Mostly British Film Festival and Noe Valley Word Week will moderate. Free admission and refreshments.
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LOCATION:Folio Books\, 3957 24th St\, San Francisco \, CA\, 94114\, United States
CATEGORIES:San Francisco
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SUMMARY:APAture 2019: Living as an Artist Panel
DESCRIPTION:Join Kearny Street Workshop for a panel on the experiences of living as a professional artist\, featuring Weston Teruya\, Terisa Siagatonu\, and DJ Umami\, and moderated by Jason Bayani! \nFree and open to the public with priority given to artists participating in APAture 2019: DECLARE. \nWeston Teruya was born and raised in Honolulu\, Hawai‘i and currently resides in Oakland\, California. As an artist\, he has exhibited at the Mills College Art Museum (Oakland)\, Commons Gallery at the University of Hawai‘i\, Mānoa (Honolulu)\, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts\, Southern Exposure\, Chinese Culture Center\, and Kearny Street Workshop (San Francisco)\, Longhouse Projects & the NYC Fire Museum (New York)\, Hiromi Yoshii Gallery (Tokyo)\, the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center (Atlanta)\, and the Palo Alto Art Center (Palo Alto). He has received public art commissions from the Alameda County and San Francisco Arts Commissions. \nTerisa Siagatonu is an award-winning touring poet\, teaching artist\, and community activist born and rooted in the Bay Area. Her voice in the poetry world as a queer\, Sāmoan woman has granted her opportunities to perform in places such as the White House (Obama administration)\, the UN Conference on Climate Change in Paris\, the Asia Pacific Triennial in Brisbane\, Australia\, and the SF Women’s March. One of the most memorable moments in her career was receiving President Obama’s Champion of Change Award for her activism as a poet/organizer in her Pacific Islander community. With numerous viral poetry videos garnering over millions of views collectively\, Terisa’s writing/teaching blends the personal\, cultural\, and political in a way that calls for healing\, courage\, justice\, and truth. A 2019 Yerba Buena Center for the Arts 100 List Honoree\, Terisa’s work has been published in Poetry Magazine and has been featured on Button Poetry\, CNN\, NBCNews\, NPR\, KQED\, Huffington Post\, Everyday Feminism\, The Guardian\, and Buzzfeed. \nBay Area born DJ Umami – a rotating DJ for the Golden State Warriors\, Nike\, Q102.1fm (Bay Area)\, and female group Peaches Crew. She is known to rock the party outside of The Oracle Arena at Golden State Warrior post-season games. These parties have been broadcasted on ESPN\, CSN\, and ABC. She has open for acts such as Metro Boomin\, John Legend\, Big Boi\, Just Blaze\, Tuxedo\, Talib Kweli\, DJ Maseo (De La Soul)\, Tokimonsta\, Holy Ghost\, Chromeo\, and more.
URL:https://litseen.com/event/apature-2019-living-as-an-artist-panel/
LOCATION:Arc Studios & Gallery\, 1246 Folsom St.\, San Francisco\, California\, 94103
CATEGORIES:Free,San Francisco
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