Youth Power = Stronger Identities, Stronger Social and Emotional Learning Skills
@ Weinberg/Newton Gallery
300 W. Superior Street, Suite 203, Chicago IL
Opening Thursday, August 3rd, from 4PM - 6PM
On view through Saturday, September 2nd
Mikva Challenge hosts a panel discussion on civics, identity development, and the adolescent brain. Experts in the field will speak to the importance of social and emotional learning in teens.
Panelists:
Kiela McNair, Operations & Alum, Kuumba Lynx
Jenny Sazama, Director & Co-Founder, Youth on Board
Dr. Robert Sherman, Senior Fellow, Stuart Foundation
Moderator: Michelle Morales, CEO, Mikva Challenge
This event is sponsored by the Susan Crown Exchange.
Bold Disobedience is a group exhibition presented in collaboration with Mikva Challenge. Selected by a council of twelve student curators, this collection of works demonstrates myriad social issues that matter to youths today. The exhibition comprises works by local professional artists as well as student artists from the Chicago High School for the Arts. These artworks grapple with the issues that our team of student curators have deemed most critical in our conflicted contemporary culture, promoting racial justice, economic equity, and queer rights. The student curators have directed every aspect of this exhibition, from research to conceptualization to installation.
Featured artists: Thalia Agosto, Natalie Aparicio, Evan Calabrese, Angela Davis Fegan, Maya Halko, Josue Herrera, Zachary Huff, Jaclyn Jacunski, Kuumba Lynx, Yvette Mayorga, Cheryl Pope, Prison + Neighborhood Arts Project, Sarah Ross, Dread Scott, and Raven Smith
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