Poetry Reading
Wise Woman Fire Within Circles
Join the 3 Wise Woman Fire Within Circles in September and learn how you can channel your ‘fire’ to help yourself and others.
The Wise Woman Circles are open to women over the age of 50. The purpose of the circles is to focus on a specific theme relating to the Wise Woman within.
You will, experience easy to learn and powerful tools of self exploration. You will share and imagine in a supportive circle of kindred spirits.
After you register, you’ll receive a Zoom link to join.
Wise Woman Within -Zoom Session- January 21 2020 at 8 pm
Sally Brucker is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Wise Woman FAQ Session
Time: Jan 21, 2020 08:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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Poetry Reading
Sally will be reading from her book: A Walk In the Garden of Words published in 2018.
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Takoma Park Author's Fair- Join Sally and see her book- A Walk in the Garden of Words
Sally is delighted to be part of the Takoma Park author’s fair where she will be selling her book of poetry for a bargain price, just in time for the Holidays. Come and meet and greet many other authors as well, as we celebrate the season and the creative talent of our community!!
Bus Boys and Poets- Takoma
235 Carroll Street NW
Washington DC
2-5 pm
Redline Metro- Takoma
ONE HOUSE- Art Exhibit Tour with Sally brucker and WCADC-Dec.15 at 10 am
ONE HOUSE PROJECT EXHIBIT
Panels Created by 300 Local Artists Pay Tribute to Ancestors’ or Personal Immigration Stories
BlackRock Center for the Arts
12901 Town Commons Drive
Germantown, Maryland 20874
info@blackrockcenter.org
301.528.2260
Exhibition on View:
NOVEMBER 10 – DECEMBER 15, 2018
ONE HOUSE PROJECT EXHIBIT
Panels Created by 300 Local Artists Pay Tribute to Ancestors’ or Personal Immigration Stories
Exhibition on View:
NOVEMBER 10 – DECEMBER 15, 2018
KAY GALLERY | MAIN LEVEL
MEET THE ARTISTS RECEPTION
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11 | 2:00 – 4:00 PM | FREE
WORKSHOP: CREATE YOUR OWN PANEL
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 | 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM | $20 FEE
ArtWatch collective’s One House Project exhibit brings together participants, both artists and community members, who have been given a simple wood panel measuring 12-inches square on which to tell the story of one of their ancestors who came to this country from elsewhere, whether voluntarily or involuntarily. Participants who are themselves immigrants were encouraged to use the panel to tell their own story. Native Americans, who were the first inhabitants of this land, may honor any ancestor whose life story is important to them. ArtWatch Collective has constructed an underlying structure — a house — and attached the completed panels to the outside, covering it completely. The One House Project exhibit also incorporates audio and video recordings of contributing participants sharing immigration stories.
To learn more about the One House Project, view images of panels, or read panel narratives provided by many artists as well as an essay by independent curator Laura Roulet, please visit the ArtWatch website:
www.artwatchdc.com/one-house
ArtWatch is a collective of artists who have gathered together to use the power of visual communication to express their support for values such as tolerance, inclusion, equality, and stewardship of the environment. Artists Ellyn Weiss and Jackie Hoysted organized the “One House Project” exhibition. Learn more at: www.artwatchdc.com
KAY GALLERY | MAIN LEVEL
WORKSHOP: CREATE YOUR OWN PANEL
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 | 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM | $20 FEE
ArtWatch collective’s One House Project exhibit brings together participants, both artists and community members, who have been given a simple wood panel measuring 12-inches square on which to tell the story of one of their ancestors who came to this country from elsewhere, whether voluntarily or involuntarily. Participants who are themselves immigrants were encouraged to use the panel to tell their own story. Native Americans, who were the first inhabitants of this land, may honor any ancestor whose life story is important to them. ArtWatch Collective has constructed an underlying structure — a house — and attached the completed panels to the outside, covering it completely. The One House Project exhibit also incorporates audio and video recordings of contributing participants sharing immigration stories.
To learn more about the One House Project, view images of panels, or read panel narratives provided by many artists as well as an essay by independent curator Laura Roulet, please visit the ArtWatch website:
www.artwatchdc.com/one-house
ArtWatch is a collective of artists who have gathered together to use the power of visual communication to express their support for values such as tolerance, inclusion, equality, and stewardship of the environment. Artists Ellyn Weiss and Jackie Hoysted organized the “One House Project” exhibition. Learn more at: www.artwatchdc.com
Women By Women Closing Party and Auction- Dec.1st 2018
Join Sally and 11 other artists for wine and cheese at the Women on Women Closing Party at 900 South Carolina Ave SE, Washington DC. There is an auction going on where you can bid on your favorite works and take one or more home with you. You won’t want to miss this one!
Corner Store Gallery
900 South Carolina Ave SE DC
4:40-7:30 pm
3012132334
Her Story- Mixed Media by Sally Brucker