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We invite residents and business owners in Crosstown to join us and meet your neighbors as we learn about the work of Concourse tenant Tech 901. We'll get a sneak peek inside their office space on the third floor of Crosstown Concourse, and we'll hear about how this nonprofit organization is working to address the IT industry’s talent shortage, cost pressures, and diversity deficit with Memphis as the solution. Tech 901 has a goal of adding 10,000 Memphis-area technology workers by 2025. |
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Monthly filmmmaking forum presented by Indie Memphis and Crosstown Arts. In this month's panel, esteemed cinematographer Ryan Earl Parker will guide you through his creative process. |
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Inaugurate the Resistance is an exhibition on Memphians' experiences of the Women’ Marches that happened on January 21, 2017 in Washington, DC, and Memphis. |
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Quarterly event series presented by Indie Memphis and Crosstown Arts. May topic: Equal Means Equal — Film Screening & Panel Discussion |
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Crosstown Arts’ Open Crit series, organized in partnership with ArtsMemphis, is a monthly critique event where visual artists are invited to bring new and/or in-progress studio work for critical feedback and group discussion particular to each artist’s practice. All sessions are free and open to the public. |
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Monthly short film screening series, presented by Indie Memphis & Crosstown Arts. |
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The story begins where the traditional tale ends — at the wedding ceremony of Cinderella and her prince. After the first wedding dance begins, the townspeople gossip about the prince's new bride, Cinderella. She isn't as nice as others may believe. Come and enjoy a gallery exhibition and performance by the high school students of Trezevant, Central and Manassas. Devised, designed, and performed by Crosstown Youth Theatre |
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Show of artwork inspired by the video game, Street Fighter. Jazz fusion band Reach will perform remixes of Street Fighter background music. Cosplay models will accent the room. Walk-in cosplay models are welcome. |
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A portion of a socially engaged art installation designed for the Latino Memphis Festival by Yancy Villa-Calvo will be on view at in the Crosstown Concourse's Central Atrium in this week-long pop-up exhibition. Building on the current and controversial idea of the proposed wall along the US-Mexico border, the installation aims to create awareness and encourages viewers to pause, reflect, and act. |
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Join Elizabeth Rouse (ArtsMemphis), Abbey Judd (Levitt Shell), and Lauren Kennedy (UrbanArt Commission) as they discuss arts advocacy beyond NEA funding. After participating in National Arts Advocacy Day in D.C. this year, all three women were energized by legislative proposals to support the arts economy. The presentation will focus on areas of tax reform, the CREATE Act, artist visas, art education, the U.S. Department of Arts and Culture, and the Tennessee Arts Commission. The panelists will discuss where to find resources on arts advocacy and how to get involved in advocacy groups, and we'll participate in a postcard-writing campaign. |
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Weekly film screenings hosted by Indie Memphis. Films will screen at Crosstown Arts, Malco’s Studio on the Square, and Ridgeway Theatre on a rotating basis. This week: Gabo: The Creation of Gabriel Garcia Marquez — the biography of Garcia Marquez, Nobel Prize winner in Literature, told with the narrative tension of an investigation through an impressive collection of interviews. |
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Crosstown Arts and The Recording Academy Memphis Chapter present a discussion with GRAMMY award-winning producer and recording engineer Matt Ross-Spang and recording engineer, mixer, producer, and vinyl mastering engineer Jeff Powell. |
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Premiere of the documentary Finding Tobey, which details the history of the Memphis skateboarding scene and the eventual construction of the city's first public skatepark. |
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A patriarchy-smashing good time! Female playwrights are given one recipe of rules and less than 48 hours to cook up a brand-new play. Join us and sample the results. |
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Nine rising artists will display their work and share the motivation behind their pieces. This semester, the students created work addressing the topic of intersectionality — a term used to describe the overlapping or intersecting social identities and related systems of oppression, domination, or discrimination. Students were asked to embrace their differences or question their oppression. Issues they face vary from racism to islamophobia to cyberbullying and so many others. |
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Artist Yancy Villa-Calvo will discuss "Barrier Free," her socially engaged art installation on display in Crosstown Concourse's Central Atrium. A Q&A will follow. The talk will take place in front of the installation. |
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Tosha Creations presents a group exhibition featuring work by Toshay the Artist, Justice Stokes, Pachone Jackson, Joey Capone, Taylor Jackson, Antoria Ingram, Britt Reed, Sebastian McDaniel, and Timberlan Andrea. |
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