** This event is postponed until further notice.
Exhibition of work by Central High School students
** The event is postponed until further notice.
Live music by Dolla Black as part of the Rebirth 2020 Tour
Organized by the artist
Shards of Color and Other Broken Things is an exploration of color and the way it’s manipulated by image and perspective.
Joy Murray works in a narrative style and uses text in her paintings. She uses many kinds of paper, watercolor, acrylic, and collage. She explores concepts of transformation and the intersection of human life and the natural world. This show will feature many of her pieces focused on disability and sacred transformation of the body.
TheOuterCircle travels all over the world to expand his vision. His abstract paintings voice subconscious ideas. His pieces have multiple layers and create texture within color. In addition to paint brushes, he uses everything from his fingers to credit cards to achieve a chaotic balance between color and texture.
On-site installation and recent works by Adam Farmer
One night only
Organized by the artist
New work by Courtney Whitlow and Adele Winn.
Live soundtrack by Natalie Hoffmann.
Organized by the artists.
Art exhibition with a create-your-own Valentine’s Day card station
Music on vinyl
$5 door entry
Suppressed: The Fight to Vote is a new documentary by Robert Greenwald weaves together personal stories from voters across the state of Georgia to paint an undeniable picture of voter suppression in the 2018 midterm election where Stacey Abrams fought to become the first Black female governor in the U.S. Presented by Team Upstream, a social justice group from Church of the River, Memphis, TN. Team Upstream concentrates on voter registration, apathy, and suppression.
Monthly screening of short films presented by Indie Memphis and Crosstown Arts.
This month: An encore screening of shorts themed around the sometimes complicated and harmful nature of female friendships from the 2019 Indie Memphis Film Festival, curated by Senior Programmer Brighid Wheeler. Pay what you can.
Monthly screening of short films presented by Indie Memphis and Crosstown Arts.
This month: Catch ann encore screening of documentary shorts in competition from the 2019 Indie Memphis Film Festival, curated by Senior Programmer Brighid Wheeler. Pay what you can.
Twenty-two artists converge at Crosstown Arts to create original works that explore today’s America. Up in Arms Collective was born out of the need for the dance community to respond to what is happening in America in an open and affirming environment. What originally began as a community of diverse Memphis dance artists has since grown to include local filmmakers, actors, and artists.