How can we build stronger ties between neighbors, families and generations? Every Saturday in July, we will look for connections between our communities, histories and generations through sharing individual and community stories about Chavez Ravine, Frogtown, or your neighborhood.
One Mile’s transformational artmaking process uses fun yet thought-provoking story, music & art games to build community, justice and joy. We’ll weave stories with rope, write histories into songs, make sculptures we can wear like homes and use poetry to re-imagine the bridges between ourselves and each other.
Como podemos construir lazos más fuertes entre vecinos, familias, y generaciones? Cada Sábado durante el mes de Julio intentaremos buscar conexiones entre nuestras comunidades, historias, y generaciones al compartir historias individuales y comunales sobre la Barranca Chavez, Frogtown, y su barrio.
El proceso aritisrico transformacional de One Mile usará historias inspiradoras, música, y juegos artísticos para crear comunidad, justicia, y alegría. Tejeremos cuentos con lazos, escribiremos historias dentro de canciones, crearemos esculturas que podemos usar como hogares, y usaremos poesía para reimaginar los puentes entro nosotros.
One Mile director and founder K. Bradford is an interdisciplinary artist with a rigorous and inventive public practice who has curated a wide array of cultural and humanities based programs, workshops, festivals and public events that tackle critical issues of our times through highly creative and unusually engaging strategies of community engagement. Humanities collaborator Eugene Ahn has vast experience curating humanities projects and innovative arts programs related to visual storytelling, photography, digital media, and social praxis. Bradford and Ahn have a shared pedagogy, social vision and humanities methodology which will create a strong foundation for this project. Visiting artists Clarice Cast (composer/musician percussionist) and Sarah Fylak (composer/sound designer/musician) will record workshop participants’ stories and community dialogues to produce powerful interactive sound environments to create public engagement at the final Beyond the Bridge festival.
Información de accesibilidad para este evento:
WCCW tiene una rampa de 36″ de ancho en nuestra entrada principal y una escalera con 8 escalones y un riel. Hay 2 baños neutrales de género. Un baño es accesible para sillas de ruedas, con una barandilla. Proporcionamos jabones sin aroma y alentamos a los invitados a asistir a nuestros eventos sin perfume. Si necesita interpretación de ASL, CART, interpretación para otro idioma además del inglés, guardería supervisada o tiene otras necesidades o preguntas de acceso, favor de contactarnos a [email protected] al menos dos semanas de anticipación. Es nuestra práctica hacer todo lo posible para crear un espacio seguro y accesible.
Accessibility information for this event:
WCCW has a 36” wide ramp at our front entrance and a stairway with 8 steps and a rail. There are 2 gender neutral restrooms. One restroom is wheelchair accessible, with a handrail. We provide scent free soaps and encourage guests to attend our events scent free. If you require ASL interpretation, CART, interpretation for a language other than English, supervised childcare, or have any other access needs or questions, please contact [email protected] at least two weeks in advance. It is our practice to do everything we can to create a safe and accessible space.