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Dark Waters: 2,379 Days and Counting
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Sunday, September 17, 2017 - 11:00am - 6:00pm Location:
Penn Museum, 3260 South Street
Philadelphia, PA
19104
United States
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EXPERIENCE ART IN A NEW WAY
On September 17, 2,379 days will have passed since the Syrian uprising on March 15, 2011. Join the Penn Museum for Dark Waters: 2,379 Days and Counting, an interactive community project that continues acclaimed Syrian-born contemporary artist Issam Kourbaj’s exploration into creating art about his homeland. Through this afternoon drop-in workshop with the artist, people of all ages are asked to join in the creation of 2,379 small tin foil and plaster boats to be incorporated into a live-streamed performance of Kourbaj’s notable video piece titled Strike later that evening. See the artist’s work currently featured in the exhibition Cultures in the Crossfire: Stories from Syria and Iraq.
The workshop and performance, a Peace Day Philly program, are free in the Museum’s outdoor Stoner Courtyard; the exhibition is free with Museum admission.