Johanna Toruño: The Unapologetic Street Series

An art installation of work by Salvadoran-born, New York-based visual artist Johanna Toruño. Raised in San Salvador until being displaced to the U.S. at the age of 10, Toruño was inspired and taught by her experiences growing up in the midst of El Salvador's civil war to use poster artwork in public spaces as a powerful medium for self-expression and provocation.

Pop Up Zine/Chapbook Library

Description:

Selected chapbooks from the Jiménez Porter Writers’ House and zines from the Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library’s Special Collections in Performing Arts will be on display. Take a moment to read others' stories, and maybe even perform someone else's words using the Visual Poetry Synthesizer!

Dates & Times:

  • Fri, Sep 13: 8PM - 11PM
  • Sat, Sep14: 8PM - 9PM

This event is part of NextNOW Fest 2019

Unity Mural: Documentary Screening and Discussion

The Unity Mural project has brought together students and faculty from Bowie State University and University of Maryland to create a mural that takes a stand against divisiveness and reflects upon themes of peace, justice and unity. View the installation, watch a 20-minute documentary about the creation process, and engage in a lively discussion about the mural’s significance.

This event is part of NextNOW Fest 2019

 

ARTECHOUSE: LUCID DREAMING

At the crossroads of art, science and technology, ARTECHOUSE presents true 21st century art experiences as the first innovative platform for experiential multimedia art exhibitions. Conceived and produced by ARTECHOUSE with the assistance of digital media artist Simon Alexander-Adams, Lucid Dreaming immerses the attendees of the festival in vibrant projections of fluid, ethereal motion that echo the movement of their bodies. The interactive motion systems seamlessly capture the movement of the viewer’s hand, allowing them to direct the flow of projected imagery.

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