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SUMMARY:Sketches of Crosstown
DESCRIPTION:In 2011\, Sean Murphy began recording an album in the Sears Crosstown building using only its vast and abandoned spaces to capture and create a one-of-a-kind recording\, Sketches of Crosstown. We’re pleased to commemorate the record release with a live performance at the building followed by a reception and talk with the artist and his collaborators. \nWatch the promotional video for the album\, documentary\, and concert here. \nPurchase performance tickets here. \n“It has been a long road but I can honestly say that this is the most inspiring musical project on which I’ve had the pleasure to work.”\n-Sean Murphy \nRecord Release Concert & Party \n4 pm: Performance at Sears Crosstown Building featuring Sean Murphy\, Jim Spake\, Jason Northcutt\, & The University of Memphis Slide Society.  Tickets include a copy of the limited edition 180 gram vinyl record.  Space is very limited and you must purchase your ticket in advance. Please note\, you must be able to climb stairs for the performance. \nThis will be one of the final opportunities to enter the building before renovation begins in 2014 and the only opportunity to ever hear the building talk live! \n6 – 8 pm: Artist Talk\, Film Screening of Mary Jane Adams’ documentary about the recording of Sketches of Crosstown\, and Reception at Crosstown Arts (430 N Cleveland\, Memphis\, TN\, 38104.)  Free and Open to the public. \nSean Murphy is a multi-disciplinary artist living in Memphis\, Tennessee.  He is a musician\, composer\, teaching artist\, instrument maker\, producer\, nature lover\, listener\, explorer. Born in Scooba\, Mississippi and raised in Memphis\, he attended the University of Memphis earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Music History with an emphasis on Ethnomusicology.  He was trained to play western classical and jazz on tuba; but his fascination with world cultures and music has led him to play innumerable instruments. He has been afforded the opportunity to perform throughout the United States and Europe as well as sharing the stage with The Meters\, Galactic\, Robert Randolph\, Paul Winter\, William Eaton\, Rufus Thomas\, and Clyde Stubblefield to name a few. Sean has released four solo albums\, and currently splits his time between performing and recording as a solo artist (often accompanying yoga classes taught by his artist wife\, Anne J. Froning) as well as with his group the Mighty Souls Brass Band.  He also builds musical instruments for outdoor classrooms through his business Being:Art.
URL:https://crosstownarts.org/calendar/sketches-of-crosstown/
LOCATION:Crosstown Concourse\, 1350 Concourse Ave.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38104
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SUMMARY:Visiting Artist Margaret Wrinkle
DESCRIPTION:Reading and Discussion of Wash: a novel with award-winning author Margaret Wrinkle\, accompanied by an exhibition of photography by the artist and a reception \n  \nSponsored by V02 Networx\nWash\, written by Margaret Wrinkle\, reexamines slavery in ways that challenge contemporary assumptions about race\, history and power as it carries the reader from the American South to West Africa and deep into the ancestral stories that reside in the soul. \nCrosstown Arts will host Margaret Wrinkle on the evening of Tuesday\, October 15\, for a reading of Wash\, followed by a conversation between the artist and Ladrica Menson-Furr (Director of African and African American Studies at the University of Memphis).  The reading will be accompanied by an installation of Wrinkle’s photography and a reception. A booksigning will follow the discussion. \nPublished by Grove/Atlantic and accompanied by an exhibition of photographs\, Wash has been short listed for the Flaherty-Dunnan First Novel Prize and for the Crook’s Corner Prize for exceptional debut novels set in the American South. \nBorn and raised in Birmingham\, Alabama\, Margaret Wrinkle is a writer\, filmmaker\, educator and visual artist.  Her award-winning documentary\,broken\ground\, about the racial divide in her historically conflicted hometown\, was featured on NPR’s Morning Edition and was a winner of the National Council on Foundations’ Film Festival. \nCopies of Wash will be for sale. \nLearn more at margaretwrinkle.com \nPress and Praise:\n \n\n“Wrinkle’s tender first novel…is both redemptive and affirming.”\nThe New York Times Editor’s Choice  (pdf) \n“A masterly literary work….This debut occasions celebration. Haunting\, tender and superbly measured\, Wash is both redemptive and affirming.”\nThe New York Times Book Review  (pdf) \n\n“The voices of the past cannot speak for themselves and must rely on the artists of the future to honor them. It’s a profound responsibility and one that Margaret Wrinkle meets in her brilliant novel\, Wash.”\nThe Wall Street Journal  (pdf) \n“Never has a fictionalized window into the relationship between slave and master opened onto such believable territory….Wash unfolds like a dreamy\, impressionistic landscape….[A] luminous book.”\nThe Atlanta Journal-Constitution  (pdf) \n“Books like William Styron’s The Confessions of Nat Turner\, Toni Morrison’s Beloved\, Edward P. Jones’ The Known World\, and Russell Banks’ Cloudsplitter form a kind of Truth and Reconciliation Commission of their own. Add Margaret Wrinkle’s Wash to that illustrious company.”\nThe Dallas Morning News  (pdf)\n \n“…Wash achieves something extraordinary: a full-fledged confrontation with one of the most difficult aspects of our nation’s history… Wrinkle has given us an honest and important expression of hope… a firm foothold that leads in the direction of truth and reconciliation. We would do well to take this step.”\nThe Charleston Post and Courier  (pdf) \n“A marvel. By turns grim and lyrical\, heart-wrenching and hopeful.”\nPeople (4 stars; a People Pick) (pdf) \n  \n 
URL:https://crosstownarts.org/calendar/visiting-artist-margaret-wrinkle/
LOCATION:story booth\, 438 N. Cleveland St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38104\, United States
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SUMMARY:Memfeast 4: V&E Greenline
DESCRIPTION:2013 Winner: Jeannie Tomlinson Saltmarsh: Are there fish in Lick Creek? \nPresented by Crosstown Arts in collaboration with Vollintine Evergreen Community Association and V&E Greenline \nSponsored by Commercial Advisors and Southern Sun Asset Management \nSOLD OUT \nLocally-sourced dinner catered by chef Miles McMath; music from Deering and Down; and artist presentations of proposals for public art projects for the Greenline. \n\nFEAST (Funding Emerging Artists with Sustainable Tactics) is an annual public dinner designed to use community-driven financial support to democratically fund emerging art makers. MemFeast is Memphis’ local version founded and facilitated by Crosstown Arts\, helping to rethink how the arts are financed and experienced communally. \nThe mission of MemFeast is to support a diverse cross section of contemporary artistic and social practices\, and to provide local artists with new opportunities to produce work that engages the community. Unlike many conventional grant programs\, MemFeast brings people together for a communal dinner and conversation centered on creativity and innovation\, where artists receive funding immediately and are enabled to make timely work. \nAt each MemFeast\, anyone from the community can buy a ticket for a locally sourced dinner\, along with drinks and a ballot to vote on the night’s presentations. During the meal\, a selected group of local artists make presentations of their proposed projects. At the end of the night\, the audience votes for their favorite idea and the project with the most votes is awarded $5\,000 (from the ticket sales and other sponsorships) to produce the work. \nCrosstown Arts will present the fourth MemFeast in collaboration with the V&E Greenline Committee and Vollintine Evergreen Community Association (VECA).  Local artists\, designers\, and community members are invited to submit proposals for site-specific public art projects along the V&E Greenline\, a 1.8 mile “linear park” and first “rails-to-trails” project in Memphis.  The trail stretches between the Sears building at N. Watkins & North Parkway\, to Springdale St & Vollintine Avenue\, and has intersections at Stonewall\, Evergreen\, McLean\, and Jackson. \nMemFeast 4 celebrates the V&E Greenline as a sustainable stimulus of community in midtown Memphis\, engaging a diverse range of users and uses both socially and geographically.  To learn more about the V&E Greenline visit http://www.vegreenline.org. \nThe MemFeast dinner will take place on May 18\, outdoors at the intersection of the V&E Greenline and Tutwiler in the Vollintine Evergreen Historic District. \nClick here to download PDF of this information and call for proposals\n \n 
URL:https://crosstownarts.org/calendar/memfeast-4-ve-greenline/
LOCATION:V&E Greenline\, Tutwiler and Avalon
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SUMMARY:Tales of Modern Rocketry Book Launch
DESCRIPTION:Over the course of nine weeks in the fall of 2012\, the sixth-grade “Rocket Writers” of the new Gordon Science & Arts Academy met for a workshop with Nat Akin\, our director of outreach & education\, to compose creative work for the first book-length project of our new after-school arts program\, story booth.Tales of Modern Rocketry is the collection of science fiction stories dreamed up by these young writers\, each accompanied by an original illustration from artist Derrick Dent\, and introduced with a foreword by former NASA astronaut Dr. Rhea Seddon\, one of the first women selected for the Space Shuttle program. \nOn Thursday\, February 7\, Crosstown Arts celebrated this book release at a launch party with the families\, friends\, and faculty of Gordon Science & Arts Academy in our new performance and exhibition space at 430 N. Cleveland. After mingling over music and food\, the writers read excerpts from their stories to public applause. Then the book was officially unveiled to the student writers and the gathered audience\, and the young writers were on hand to sign copies of the book. \nThis book and event serve as the first public “picture” of the kind of collaborative\, creative work story booth intends to do with middle- and high-school students in the greater Crosstown community. If you’re a young person who might be interested in participating in our programs\, or an adult interested in volunteering to help with projects like this\, there’s more information here. \nThursday\, February 7\, 5 to 6:30 pm\n430 N. Cleveland \nMusic by DJ Siphne Sylve at 5 pm; Student readings at 5:30 pm; Book signing at 6 pm \nSee examples of artist Derrick Dent’s work at www.derrickdent.com. \nLearn more about Gordon Science & Arts Academy at www.gestaltcs.org/gordonscienceandartsacademy. \n 
URL:https://crosstownarts.org/calendar/tales-of-modern-rocketry-book-launch/
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SUMMARY:MemFeast 2: Crosstown Public Art Projects
DESCRIPTION:FEAST is a recurring public dinner designed to use community-driven financial support to democratically fund emerging art-makers. MemFeast is Memphis’ local version founded and facilitated by Crosstown Arts\, dedicated to rethinking how the arts are financed and experienced communally. The original FEAST was conceived in Brooklyn in 2009. \nAt the second installment of MemFeast\, seven artists proposed public art projects for Midtown’s Crosstown neighborhood.  The most votes went to artist Robin Salant and her proposal to illuminate the Sears Crosstown building with colored solar lights. Learn more about Crosstown Lights at facebook.com/crosstownlights. \n \n\nPhotos by Christopher Reyes
URL:https://crosstownarts.org/calendar/memfeast-2-crosstown-public-art-projects/
LOCATION:Crosstown Concourse\, 1350 Concourse Ave.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38104
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SUMMARY:MemFeast 3: Indie Memphis
DESCRIPTION:Crosstown Arts presented the third MemFeast in collaboration with Indie Memphis\, and sought proposals for short films based on the theme of neighborhood.At each MemFeast\, anyone from the community can buy a $25 ticket for an amazing\, locally sourced dinner\, along with drinks and a ballot to vote on the night’s presentations. During the meal\, a juried selection of local artists present proposals for their short film projects. At the end of the night\, diners vote for their favorite idea and the project with the most votes is awarded $5\,000 to produce the work. \nAll regional artists and filmmakers at any stage in their career are invited to submit proposals for MemFeast 3. The guiding theme is “neighborhood”\, and projects can be of any genre (narrative\, documentary\, experimental\, etc.)\, but should emphasize or illuminate the uniqueness or character of a specific Memphis neighborhood.\n\n\nRead more about the event and the winning project here.\nWatch the winning film April  here.Presented in collaboration with Indie Memphis \n\nInstallation by P2C2E\n\n\nSponsored by Arts Memphis\, Tennessee Arts Commission and Southern Sun Asset Management
URL:https://crosstownarts.org/calendar/memfeast-3-indie-memphis/
LOCATION:Crosstown Concourse\, 1350 Concourse Ave.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38104
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SUMMARY:Rashaad Newsome: Swag
DESCRIPTION:March 1-3\, 2012 at the Powerhouse \n\n                 \n\n\n    \nCrosstown Arts organized New York-based multimedia artist Rashaad Newsome’s first exhibition in Memphis\, a video installation\, Swag\, from 2011\, at the Powerhouse from March 1 – 3\, 2012. The artist has recently exhibited at PS1 MoMA\, the Whitney Biennial and the Venice Biennale. \nThe installation was a component of Our Vibe. Our City. at the Powerhouse presented by ArtsMemphis at Live From Memphis’ Music Video Showcase 7. It was the first in Crosstown Arts’ Visiting Artist Series\, sponsored by VO2 Networx\, bringing internationally recognized artists to Memphis to exhibit work and engage with the community. \nRashaad Newsome was born in New Orleans in 1979 and currently lives and works in New York. His work was recently exhibited at the Pompidou Center\, Paris\, the 2011 Venice Biennale\, the 2010 Whitney Biennial at The Whitney Museum of American Art\, Greater New York 2010 at MoMA PS1 and Dance/Draw at the ICA Boston. Forthcoming projects and performances include Shade Compositions at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in April 2012 and SEVEN.
URL:https://crosstownarts.org/calendar/rashaad-newsome-swag/
LOCATION:The Powerhouse\, GE Patterson
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SUMMARY:Robin Salant: Crosstown Lights
DESCRIPTION:Winning Project: Memfeast 2 \nFrom the Commercial Appeal: \nCrosstown canvas comes alive with color\nFrom Staff Reports\nTuesday\, September 20\, 2011 \n\nA large crowd on Friday night witnessed the artful lighting of the main body of the old Sears Crosstown building. \nScores of cars pulled into the parking lot on Cleveland near North Parkway for a different kind of tailgating event. \nNearly 300 windows form a large grid on the south side of the vacant building. About 40 windows in the middle were used by artist Robin Salant as a canvas for her colorful\, moving light\, all to the delight of onlookers. \nNext\, eyes will turn to the art deco tower at the front of the 1.4 million-square-foot building. \nSalant will light its windows with moving color starting at 8:30 p.m. on Oct. 22. \nShe won a Crosstown Arts commission in a MemFEAST event to create art that brings attention to the planned redevelopment of the long-vacant building. \nFlipping the switch on the tower lights will be part of another event at Cleveland at North Parkway on Oct. 22.
URL:https://crosstownarts.org/calendar/crosstown-lights/
LOCATION:Crosstown Concourse\, 1350 Concourse Ave.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38104
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SUMMARY:MemFeast
DESCRIPTION:On Friday\, October 1\, 2010\, Crosstown Arts presented MemFEAST\, a competitive banquet of community art ideas and actions. Equal parts family-style dinner\, show-and-tell\, and immediate philanthropy\, MemFEAST (Memphis Funding Emerging Art with Sustainable Tactics) invited the public to gather together\, share a great meal\, and democratically fund new and emerging artmakers. \nThe winning project was Tommy Wilson’s Bomb the Blight. \nPresenting artists and projects:\nAshle Bailey – “Bike Art Show”\nTommy Wilson – “Bomb the Blight”\nElizabeth Alley & Shannon Dixon – “Community Mural”\nAnthony D. Lee – “Site Specific in the Scenic Corridor”\nGreely Myatt – “What’s Your Favorite word?”\nDwayne Butcher – “Parking Lot Extravaganza”\nJoel & Emily Halpern – “The Public Piano” \nAdmission: $25. \nPate’ de Campagne\nVegetable Aspic Terrine\nSalad of Fresh Local Organic Greens\nBaked Polenta with Mixed Mushroom Ragout\nCavatappi with Roasted Vegetables and Cashew Ricotta\nSicilian Style Corkscrews with White Beans and Tuna\nTraditional Parmigiana-Reggiano and Vegan “Almesan” available on the table.\nWhite Balsamic Glazed Fresh Fruit\nIndividual Flourless Kahlua Tarts
URL:https://crosstownarts.org/calendar/memfeast/
LOCATION:Crosstown Development Office\, 427 N Watkins
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