Wendy Red Star Community Day
August 27, 2023
10:00 AM–5:00 PM
Location: CMA
Join us for this community celebration in the final weeks of Wendy Red Star: A Scratch on the Earth.
Enjoy #FreeSundays and FREE special exhibition admission for all. All are welcome, registration is encouraged.
11:00 AM and 1:00 PM
Join CMA community partner Indigo Gonzales-Miller for 10 Minutes on the Dot, a pop-up type experience that focuses on just one work of art for 10 minutes.
Indigo Gonzales Miller (she/they) is a Two Spirit Afro-Indigenous artist, educator, and curator with a concentration in socially engaged print media history, exhibition development, and cultural competency based in their hometown of Columbus, Ohio. In addition to their freelance work, they are a gallery educator for the Wexner Center for the Arts. Check out their Instagram.
Collective Voices
10:00 AM–5:00 PM
Check out the new Collective Voices audio stops featuring environmental activist Shelly Corbin. In these recordings Shelly Corbin connects her personal narratives as a Lakota woman and her work with Ohio-based organization WETU (Women Earth Truth Unity) to the exhibition’s themes. Information about how to access the recordings is available at our Welcome Desk.
Enjoy #FreeSundays and FREE special exhibition admission for all. All are welcome, registration is encouraged.
Activities for the Day
10 Minutes on the Dot11:00 AM and 1:00 PM
Join CMA community partner Indigo Gonzales-Miller for 10 Minutes on the Dot, a pop-up type experience that focuses on just one work of art for 10 minutes.
Indigo Gonzales Miller (she/they) is a Two Spirit Afro-Indigenous artist, educator, and curator with a concentration in socially engaged print media history, exhibition development, and cultural competency based in their hometown of Columbus, Ohio. In addition to their freelance work, they are a gallery educator for the Wexner Center for the Arts. Check out their Instagram.
Collective Voices
10:00 AM–5:00 PM
Check out the new Collective Voices audio stops featuring environmental activist Shelly Corbin. In these recordings Shelly Corbin connects her personal narratives as a Lakota woman and her work with Ohio-based organization WETU (Women Earth Truth Unity) to the exhibition’s themes. Information about how to access the recordings is available at our Welcome Desk.
