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SUMMARY:In the gallery - Aftermath: War is Only Half the Story
DESCRIPTION:FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC \nThis exhibition is sponsored by Parrett Company. \n[Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”19″ gal_title=”Aftermath: War is Only Half the Story”] \nCurated by Sara Terry and Teun van der Heijden\, Aftermath: War is Only Half the Story tells the incredibly moving stories of the people left behind after the cameras have moved on from a war zone. Drawing on photographs from over fifty photographers\, these personal and often poetic post-war views unveil not only another side to the devastating effects of war\, but also tell the stories of people coming together to rebuild and heal. Aftermath: War is Only Half the Story illumines and defines our humanity while giving visibility to those coping with the lingering ramifications of conflict. \nThe exhibition is a ten-year retrospective of the work of the groundbreaking documentary photography program The Aftermath Project. Founded to help change the way the media covers conflict – and to educate the public about the true cost of war and the real price of peace – The Aftermath Project has discovered some of the most groundbreaking photojournalists in the world – as well as internationally acclaimed photographers Stanley Greene\, Nina Berman\, Davide Monteleone\, Justyna Mielnikiewicz\, and Jim Goldberg\, among many others – working on post-conflict themes. \nThe end of war does not mean peace. It is simply the end of war\, the end of death and destruction. Every story of war includes a chapter that almost always goes untold – the story of the aftermath\, which day by day becomes the prologue of the future.  Sara Terry (Founder of The Aftermath Project) \nAftermath: War Is Only Half the Story originated by The Aftermath Project\, Los Angeles\, and toured by Curatorial Assistance Traveling Exhibitions\, Pasadena\, California. \nAFTERMATH OPENING PARTY  \nFRIDAY\, FEBRUARY 8 \n6 – 8 PM \nFREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC \nCelebrate the opening of this new exhibition in the Krasl Art Center galleries and meet Aftermath: War is Only Half the Story curator\, Sara Terry. \nThe Collective of Benton Harbor will walk guests through a calming breath and yoga sequence throughout the evening\, and be able to answer questions on how breath control can aid in your personal journey with conflict. \nSmall bites from Bistro on the Boulevard and a cash bar available. \nPANEL DISCUSSION HOSTED BY AFTERMATH CURATOR\, SARA TERRY \nSATURDAY\, FEBRUARY 9 \n10 AM – 12 PM \nFREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC \nSave the date!  Join Aftermath: War is Only Half the Story curator\, Sara Terry\, who will lead an engaging panel discussion with community members on the themes covered in this exhibition. Sara Terry is an award-winning documentary photographer and filmmaker best known for her work covering post-conflict stories. She founded The Aftermath Project in 2003. \nPANELIST BIOS \nSteven E. Gross is a Professional Photographer whose work has greatly influenced the field of wedding photography due to his photojournalistic style approach. He is also known for his candid editorial\, commercial and portrait photography. Steven served in the U.S. Air Force and traveled abroad before studying photography at Columbia College. His photos have been featured in Esquire\, The Wall Street Journal\, Chicago Magazine and numerous publications nationally & abroad. Gross spent six years on the board at Inspiration Corporation\, with four of those years as the board President. \n   \nKent Laudeman is the former Director of the Robert L. Miller Sr. Veteran’s Center. He is a retired Lieutenant Colonel of the United States Army and the United States Reserves. Kent served in the military for 28 years with deployments to Vietnam\, Desert Shield/Desert Storm\, Operation Joint Endeavor\, and summer training OCONUS (Germany\, Netherlands)\, and Cuban Refugees-Camp McCoy. He has a background in higher education\, including student personnel\, administrative work\, counseling\, and teaching at Indiana University South Bend and the United States Military Academy. \n  \nJohn Matuszak is a Staff Writer for the Herald Palladium in Southwest Michigan. John covers a wide range of topics including education\, politics\, national and regional news. His writing has been featured in U.S. News & World Report\, Washington Times\, News & Observer\, The State\, Roanoke Times\, The Telegraph (Macon)\, The Olympian and more. \n\nSara Terry is an award-winning documentary photographer and filmmaker. She is also the Founder and Artistic Director of The Aftermath Project\, a non-profit grant and educational program that supports photographers covering post-conflict stories and disseminates their work. The Aftermath Project develops new conversations in the photojournalism and documentary photography worlds about the importance of aftermath issues. Sara has completed several significant projects and is presently a Guggenheim Fellow in Photography. completing many significant projects. She is the curator of the exhibition Aftermath: War is Only Half the Story and will lead the panel discussion. \nCOFFEE WITH THE CURATOR: Aftermath: War is Only Half the Story \nWEDNESDAY\, FEBRUARY 11 \n12 PM \nFREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC \nWalk through the galleries and learn more about the art on view with KAC Deputy Director\, Tami Miller.
URL:https://krasl.jovianmedia.com/event/in-the-gallery-aftermath-war-is-only-half-the-story/
CATEGORIES:Community Engagement,Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190208
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190409
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SUMMARY:In the artlab: Yhelena & Michael Hall
DESCRIPTION:Wilderness and Household: Coping with Comfort\nFebruary 8 – April 8 \nThis artlab exhibition explored the evolution of domestic appliances and how they have gradually shaped humans into creatures of comfort. Consisting of sculptural apparatuses connected through the elements and functions of domestic appliances\, Yehelena & Michael re-imagined these household object’s place within consumption\, preservation\, sustainability\, and necessity. By altering the functionality of domestic appliances\, the tools are turned into metaphors that reflect our dependency on these devices and the desire to break free from their comforting grasp at the same time. \nartlab Visiting Artist Talk: Yhelena and Michael Hall \nFRIDAY\, FEBRUARY 8 \n5:30 – 6  PM \nFREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC \nJoin us as welcome artlab artists Yhelena and Michael Hall to their opening talk before the official gallery opening reception.
URL:https://krasl.jovianmedia.com/event/in-the-artlab-yhelena-michael-hall/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20190308T080000
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SUMMARY:Coastline Children's Film Festival Full Schedule
DESCRIPTION:For more information about the 2019 Coastline Children’s Film Festival\, Visit coastlinechildrensfilmfestival.com\n3/8 | OPENING NIGHT COSTUME PARTY [ALL AGES]\nDress up as your favorite animated character and come prepared to sing and dance with Brandon Mattson before the NYICFF KID FLICKS ONE screening. Prizes awarded for the best costume.   FREE \n  \nKRASL ART CENTER\n6:00 PM   BRANDON MATTSON \n7:00 PM   KID FLICKS ONE\n  \n3/9 | PERFORMANCE BY ALL GOD’S CHILDREN CHOIR\nThe All God’s Children Choir is a multiracial\, multicultural group of talented and enthusiastic children and teens drawn from ten different communities in SW Michigan.   FREE \n  \nBOX FACTORY FOR THE ARTS\n6:00 PM   PERFORMANCE\n6:30 PM   MODEST HEROES\n  \n3/9 | 3/15 | 3/17 | DR. LARRY SCHANKER\, PIANO\nDr. Larry Schanker will play live to a selection of silent film screenings.  FREE \n  \n3/10 | POST-SCREENING DISCUSSION\nINVENTING TOMORROW — Sixteen scientists from around the globe prep for the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair. Join Paige E. Eagan\, Ph.D. (Interim Vice President of Instruction & Student Success Services\, Dean of Math & Sciences – Kalamazoo Valley Community College) for a post-screening talk.    FREE \n  \nCITADEL OAK ROOM \n3:00 PM   INVENTING TOMORROW\n4:45 PM    INFORMAL DISCUSSION\n  \n3/11 | PRINCE ACHMED – NEW SCORE & LIVE ACTOR READING \nNew score by Dan Schaff with live actors reading/performing the titles as a cantata.    FREE \nBOX FACTORY FOR THE ARTS\n7:30 PM   SCREENING WITH NEW SCORE AND LIVE ACTOR READING OF INTERTITLES\n  \n3/13 | ART ACTIVITY\nHosted by Krasl Art Center based on the short film HENRIYETI : SOCK IT TO ME\, YETI.    FREE \n  \nBENTON HARBOR PUBLIC LIBRARY\n5:00 PM   KIDS FLICKS ONE\n6:00 PM   ART ACTIVITY\n  \n3/15 | YOUNG FILMMAKERS COMPETITION AWARDS\n2019 Young Filmmakers Competition short film screening followed by the presentation of awards.   FREE \nCITADEL OAK ROOM\n5:30 PM   YFC SHORT FILMS\n6:45 PM   YFC AWARDS\n  \n3/16 | LEGO STOP-MOTION ANIMATION CHALLENGE \nTwo sessions. Space is limited. Pre-registration required. Email education@krasl.org    FREE \n  \nKRASL ART CENTER\n12:00 – 1:30 PM   (WORKSHOP I)\n1:30 PM   NYICFF KID FliCKS TWO\n3:00 – 4:30 PM   (WORKSHOP II)\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://krasl.jovianmedia.com/event/coastline-childrens-film-festival-full-schedule/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190324
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SUMMARY:Elementary Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Each year\, Berrien RESA\, The Box Factory for the Arts\, and the Krasl Art Center work together to present two amazing student art shows\, one for elementary students and one for middle school and high school students. These art shows allow local students to exhibit their artwork in a professional venue and have it viewed by hundreds of people in our communities. \nLocation: Box Factory for the Arts\, 1101 Broad Street\, St. Joseph\, MI \nArt will be on view March 9 – 23\, 2019 \nUnderwritten by: Whirlpool Corporation\, Four Seasons Spa & Pool Services\, and Vail Rubber\, Inc.
URL:https://krasl.jovianmedia.com/event/elementary-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:Intervals of Mark and Matter Exhibition
CATEGORIES:Community Engagement,Event,Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20190314T183000
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SUMMARY:COASTLINE CHILDREN’S FILM FESTIVAL - JEANNETTE\, THE CHILDHOOD JOAN OF ARC
DESCRIPTION:THURSDAY\, MARCH 14 at THE BENTON HARBOR PUBLIC LIBRARY\, 213 E WALL ST\, 6:30 PM  \nJEANNETTE\, the Childhood of Joan of Arc\nDirected by Bruno Dumont\, France\, Live Action 2017\n105 min\, in French with English subtitles\, Ages 12 and up\nFree/$1 suggested donation \nFrench master Bruno Dumont (Hadewijch) recreates the adolescence of the Maid of Orleans as a radical\, electro-metal musical. The battles\, trial\, and martyrdom of Joan of Arc have been chronicled by such cinema masters as Cecil B. DeMille\, Carl Theodor Dreyer\, Robert Bresson\, Otto Preminger\, and Jacques Rivette — but seldom has the crucial period of Joan’s preadolescent formation been depicted on screen. With his tenth feature\, Bruno Dumont radically delves into Joan’s childhood with a category-defying period-cum-techno-head-banging musical\, derived from two works by French writer Charles Péguy. Set in 1425 France\, with the Hundred Years’ War raging off-screen\, the film begins with eight-year-old Jeannette tending fluffy sheep in the village of Domrémy. She confides her mystical calling to her friend Hauviette\, and although dissuaded by Madame Gervaise (hilariously embodied by a pair of identical twin nuns)\, Jeannette is ultimately buoyed by her faith and sets out to fulfill her destiny. \nExquisitely shot in a palette of royal blues\, heather greens\, and sand by Guillaume Deffontaines\, Jeannette oozes elemental beauty. Dumont casts non-actors in the leading roles and makes use of live sync sound for the sung\, a cappella dialogue\, creating an intoxicating combination of naturalism\, amateurism\, and anarchic artifice that is bolstered by an electro-metal score from French multi-instrumentalist Igorrr and a majorettes-meets–mosh pit choreography with hair-wagging paroxysms. Heady\, strange\, genuinely funny\, and completely out of time\, Jeannette is one heck of contribution to the canon of “Joan films” and further proof of Dumont’s astonishing versatility and uncompromising vision. \nFrom The New York TImes—the characters don’t only sing\, they dance\, and in astonishing ways. Ms. Prudhomme twirls\, cartwheels\, stomps and headbangs\, as does Jeanne Voisin later on as the teenage Jeanne\, who’s dropped the “ette” from her name. It’s a bit funny\, but it’s also more than that. Between the music and the dance\, the temptation is to conclude that Mr. Dumont is trying to “modernize” Joan’s story\, as she becomes determined to follow her visions and create an army to save France. Given that the very act of filming is a modernizing factor\, that’s true in a sense. But his artistic aim is\, I think\, the inverse of that. “Jeannette” throws the modern back at the medieval\, making no distinction between religious ecstasy and that experienced in certain contemporary contexts of music and ritual. It’s a provocative proposition that yields a film of genuine spiritual dimension \n\nThe Krasl Art Center is thrilled to be a venue for the 2019 Coastline Children’s Film Festival!  Join us for screenings throughout this two week festival\, including the premiere screenings and the grand finale with live music by Dr. Larry Schanker!  Donations are appreciated. See www.coastlinechildrensfilmfestival.com for film descriptions\, age recommendations and the full schedule. \n*All titles are subject to change.
URL:https://krasl.jovianmedia.com/event/2566/
LOCATION:Benton Harbor Public Library\, 211 E. Wall Street\, Benton Harbor\, MI\, 49022\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Engagement,Event
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