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SUMMARY:Art Talks at Brand with Amie Sillah
LOCATION:Brand Library & Art Center\nBrand Library & Art Center
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DESCRIPTION:Art Talks at Brand\, formerly Art Talk Tuesday\, is a monthly 
 conversation that invites contemporary artists to discuss their work and t
 he issues surrounding it. This talk features Amie Sillah..\nhttps://glenda
 leca.libnet.info/event/11772202
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Art Talks at Brand\, formerly titled Art T
 alk Tuesday\, is a monthly conversation that invites contemporary artists 
 to discuss their work and the issues surrounding it\, followed by a modera
 ted Q&amp\;A with Brand staff member\, artist\, and writer Jennifer Remenc
 hik. Artists are selected to reflect the diversity of the art scene of the
  greater Los Angeles area.</p>\n<p>Amie Sillah is a visual artist born in 
 The Bronx\, NY\, now living and working in Los Angeles. Sillah&rsquo\;s pr
 actice is lens-based and includes sculpture\, performance\, and video work
 . Her work centers on her family&rsquo\;s lived experiences immigrating fr
 om The Gambia to New York\, and her relationship with photography as a med
 ium to explore the complexities and diversities of Black diasporic life. C
 urrently\, in her practice\, Sillah centers on topics of memory\, performa
 nce\, and erasure as an act of care. Sillah has presented her work at the 
 Bowdoin College Museum of Art and has shown at thematic group exhibitions 
 at the New Wight Gallery (2024)\, Black Box Gallery (2023)\, and the Black
  Image Center (2023). &nbsp\;</p>\n<p>The series is sponsored by the&nbsp\
 ;<a href="https://associatesofbrand.org/"><strong>Brand Associates</strong
 ></a>&nbsp\;and is free and open to the public.</p>\n<p>For more informati
 on on Art Talks at Brand and the other programs in the Fall 2024 series\, 
 please visit our website:&nbsp\;<a href="BrandLibrary.org/Art-Talks"><stro
 ng>BrandLibrary.org/Art-Talks</strong></a></p>\n<p>Image: Amie Sillah\,&nb
 sp\;<em>I Hope To See You One Day (three)</em>\, 40 x 40 x 1.5 inches\, ar
 chival inkjet print &amp\; wooden frame. Image courtesy of the artist.</p>
 \n<p>â€‹---</p>\n<p>Ample free parking is available in Brand Park. An
  accessible entrance and accessible parking for cars with a disabled parki
 ng placard or license plate is located on the East side of Brand Library.<
 /p>\n<p>For additional information about this event\, please contact Brand
  Library &amp\; Art Center at (818) 548-2051&nbsp\;or send us an email at&
 nbsp\;<a href="mailto:Info@BrandLibrary.org"><strong>Info@BrandLibrary.org
 </strong></a>.</p>\nhttps://glendaleca.libnet.info/event/11772202
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