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In T-minus 10 days, Design Book Club will be held via Zoom, 1/30/24, at 5:30 MST. This month we are talking about Sister Corita, an artist, educator, printer, and revolutionary.

Stop by the Shop or your library to pick up "Come Alive! The Spirited Art of Sister Corita," by Corita Kent (Artist), Julie Ault (Contributor), Daniel Berrigan (Contributor) ,"Ordinary Things Will Be Signs for Us," by Julie Ault (Editor), Jason Fulford (Editor), Jordan Weitzman (Editor), Olivian Cha (Contributor), and/or "Earthquakes, Mudslides, Fires and Riots" by Louise Sandhaus, as recommended readings for our discussion. You can also head to the Corita Art Center's website, found in our linkin.bio to learn more.

Join us with some special guests from the Corita Art Center and let's talk about why Corita's work is still so relevant in 2024.

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Have you been to this exhibit yet?

Museum of Contemporary Art Denver
Rocky Mountain PBS
Rick Griffith

After a turbulent year, four artists share their visions of the future Four Colorado artists respond to the tumultuousness of 2020 the best way they know how.

Colorado in the Present Tense: Narkita Gold, Rick Griffith, Nathan Hall, and Maia Ruth Lee, one of the spring exhibits at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver opens to the public today, Tuesday, March 2nd!

This is a wonderful exhibition and we hope you get the chance to see it!

The show centers on four artists of the Colorado region and how they are responding to and reimagining the upended world in which we presently find ourselves. The exhibition features newly commissioned work and reframes existing projects from these artists.

Reflecting on our current moment of upheaval, uncertainty, and complexity, each artist created site-specific responses, including large-scale projects, photography, sculpture, and sonic movements. Such a sweeping approach toward the most pressing issues of the day, from COVID-19 to Black Lives Matter, climate change, and beyond, makes clear how crucial the role of the artist is, particularly during moments of crisis. Colorado in the Present Tense looks to the artists of our region for new perspectives and solutions to our constrained and conflicted new normal. Their responses navigate a range of interpretations, including confusion, fear, humility, despair and hope, likely mirroring the emotional span that many visitors experienced as well.

Click the link to learn more: mcadenver.org/exhibitions/colorado-present-tense

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