Living Rubble by Sarah Walker
With how chilly it was last week, it’s hard to believe we’re almost through with April. Here’s to the increasingly warmer spring temps and these excellent events and attractions to go along with them.
“Selective Logic” Group Art Show in Newburgh | through May 23
Currently on view at Holland Tunnel Gallery in Newburgh is “Selective Logic,” an exhibition of works by Sarah Walker, Mark Gibian, and Joel Carreiro. The four artists’ work is varied but shares overlapping formal and thematic aspects, and includes paintings, sculptures, and mixed media. “Subjective logic,” say the show’s organizers, “is a type of probabilistic logic that explicitly takes epistemic uncertainty and source trust into account.” For gallery hours and more information, see the gallery’s website.
Here are some events happening around the Mahoning Valley
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Energy In All Directions At The Tang
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Saturday, February 27th, 12PM EST
From the Xena Uber to the Great Lesbian Migration, fanfiction has always played an important role in shaping lesbian literature. For this workshop, join us in uncovering the historical connections between queer women s fandom and the world of publishing. For over 50 years, fandom and fanfiction has been a space for writers to critique the absence of women in books, movies, and televisions shows, while also offering a space for queer women to explore sapphic themes either absent or written out of popular media. We will draw from popular tropes and writing conventions employed in fandom to generate some of our own creative works. By examining what fanfiction centers (characters and their relationships), we will imagine stories of our own that can do the same, while also discussing why character-driven narratives are so impactful and important to lesbian literature.
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Tuesday, April 27, 2021 at 7 p.m. ET Conversation with Film Director Jennifer Abod about her new film NICE CHINESE GIRLS DON T
Join filmmaker Jennifer Abod for a conversation about her new film featuring lesbian poet Kitty Tsui, Nice Chinese Girls Don t. A special screening of the film will be available to the Sinister Wisdom community from April 20th through April 27th. Stay tuned to the Sinister Wisdom email newsletter for more information.
Julie R. Enszer is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.