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Story & Verse: A Storytelling, Poetic, and Spoken Word Open Mic

May 16 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Free

EVERY MONTH.
ALL AGES.
ALL EXPERIENCE LEVELS.
ALL BACKGROUNDS.

Share your story, your poetry, or your prose. This month’s theme is “Unexpected Community.”

Story & Verse provides a warm and welcoming spotlight for both emerging and established artists in our Solley Theater, an intimate space in the heart of Downtown Princeton.

JOIN US AS A PERFORMER:

  • Prepare a story, poem, or spoken word piece up to 5 minutes in length and (at least loosely) related to the theme.
  • Arrive by 6:45pm to add your name to the hat. No previous experience or pre-registration necessary.
  • Optional: we will record your piece and upload to the Arts Council’s YouTube channel and social media platforms.

JOIN US IN THE AUDIENCE:

  • Take the elevator or stairs to the Solley Theater, located on the top floor of our Paul Robeson Center for the Arts.
  • Optional: participate from your seat with a Micro StoryRead the printed prompt based on the evening’s theme and respond with a super concise story (just a line or two!) that answers the question. Brass Rabbit will read your story at the mic, as time allows.
  • Find a seat and enjoy the performances. We kick off shortly after 7pm.

Questions? Let us know at info@artscouncilofprinceton.org

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Artist Talk: Making Do

May 17 @ 6:00 pm

Free
Join the Arts Council of Princeton for a talk featuring the artists of of Making Do. Free and open to all.

Each artist finds resonance in this stuff of life, from Shannon Curry Hartmann’s brooding pandemic era newspaper collages to Rachel Perry’s obsessive, beautiful and weirdly funny fruit sticker drawings. From Karla Carballar’s collection of fidgeting objects, arranged into a minimalist grid of maximal anxiety, to Heather Cox’s sculptural celebration of the snapshot era in all its mundane and yet somehow mysterious glory. Emna Zghal’s wood/print/collage conversations yield beautiful and haunting abstracted landscapes, and Mollie Murphy takes the small sculptures that emerge out of the stuff she scavenges and relocates them among wall hangings inspired by the original making-do mother-of-it-all: the hand made quilt.

Making Do is on view in the ACP’s Taplin Gallery from April 27 – May 24.

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Date:
May 17
Time:
6:00 pm
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Artist Talk: Making Do

May 17 @ 6:00 pm

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Join the Arts Council of Princeton for a talk featuring the artists of of Making Do. Free and open to all.

Each artist finds resonance in this stuff of life, from Shannon Curry Hartmann’s brooding pandemic era newspaper collages to Rachel Perry’s obsessive, beautiful and weirdly funny fruit sticker drawings. From Karla Carballar’s collection of fidgeting objects, arranged into a minimalist grid of maximal anxiety, to Heather Cox’s sculptural celebration of the snapshot era in all its mundane and yet somehow mysterious glory. Emna Zghal’s wood/print/collage conversations yield beautiful and haunting abstracted landscapes, and Mollie Murphy takes the small sculptures that emerge out of the stuff she scavenges and relocates them among wall hangings inspired by the original making-do mother-of-it-all: the hand made quilt.

Making Do is on view in the ACP’s Taplin Gallery from April 27 – May 24.

Details

Date:
May 17
Time:
6:00 pm
Cost:
Free
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Artist Talk: Making Do

May 17 @ 6:00 pm

Free
Join the Arts Council of Princeton for a talk featuring the artists of of Making Do. Free and open to all.

Each artist finds resonance in this stuff of life, from Shannon Curry Hartmann’s brooding pandemic era newspaper collages to Rachel Perry’s obsessive, beautiful and weirdly funny fruit sticker drawings. From Karla Carballar’s collection of fidgeting objects, arranged into a minimalist grid of maximal anxiety, to Heather Cox’s sculptural celebration of the snapshot era in all its mundane and yet somehow mysterious glory. Emna Zghal’s wood/print/collage conversations yield beautiful and haunting abstracted landscapes, and Mollie Murphy takes the small sculptures that emerge out of the stuff she scavenges and relocates them among wall hangings inspired by the original making-do mother-of-it-all: the hand made quilt.

Making Do is on view in the ACP’s Taplin Gallery from April 27 – May 24.

Details

Date:
May 17
Time:
6:00 pm
Cost:
Free
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May 16

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7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

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