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SUMMARY:Community Open House with Artist Tulu Bayar
DESCRIPTION:Lumen Printing Workshop with Tulu Bayar\nJoin artist and educator Tulu Bayar on July 11\, from 1:00–4:00 p.m.\, for an afternoon of creative experimentation with this captivating camera-less photographic process. \nThis free workshop will follow a drop in format\, but participants are encouraged to come earlier in the day\, as the prints take approximately 30 minutes to develop.  Participants are welcome to enjoy the museum while they wait for their prints. \nLumen Printing  \nLumen printing is an early photographic process that traces its origins to the nineteenth century. Unlike traditional photography\, it does not require a camera. Instead\, images are created by placing objects directly onto light-sensitive silver gelatin photographic paper and exposing them to sunlight. \nAs the paper reacts to light\, the objects block or filter the exposure\, producing delicate silhouettes and surprisingly rich colors. Every print is one of a kind\, shaped by the light\, the materials\, and the duration of the exposure. Natural materials such as leaves\, flowers\, grasses\, and feathers often produce especially beautiful results because of their varied textures and chemical properties\, but reflective objects can create equally compelling images. \nWhat to Expect \nParticipants are encouraged to bring a few flat or low-profile small objects that hold personal meaning and will fit within an 11 × 14 inch sheet of photographic paper. Pressed botanicals\, jewelry\, lace\, keys\, handwritten notes\, or other cherished keepsakes can all become part of a unique composition. Reflective materials such as glass or metal may produce especially unexpected and expressive effects. \nAbout Tulu Bayar \nTulu Bayar (she/her) is a Turkish-born visual artist and Professor of Art at Bucknell University. Her interdisciplinary\, lens-based work has been exhibited widely\, with recent solo shows at Strata Gallery (NM)\, Amos Eno Gallery (NYC)\, and Ferda Art Platform (Istanbul)\, often accompanied by exhibition catalogs. Her work is included in public collections such as the Elgiz Museum\, Samuel Dorsky Museum\, and the Textile Museum at GWU. Bayar has received awards from the Fulbright Program\, Puffin Foundation\, and Esmée Fairbairn Foundation. She has participated in fully funded residencies at Ucross\, Foundation House\, VCCA\, and the Center for Photography at Woodstock. Reviews of her work have appeared in publications such as Art in America\, Hyperallergic\, and WhiteHot Magazine.  Tulu Bayer’s work is also featured in our current exhibit the Art of Free Assembly. \nSUPPORT PROVIDED BY \n  \n \n  \n 
URL:https://www.libertymuseum.org/event/community-open-house/
LOCATION:National Liberty Museum\, 321 Chestnut Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
CATEGORIES:All Ages,Community Open Houses,Pay-What-You-Wish
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SUMMARY:Let's Talk: Confronting What Divides Us Community Open House
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the opening weekend of our newest exhibition\, Let’s Talk: Confronting What Divides Us\, at our Community Open House – an inspiring day for artists\, families\, educators\, and curious minds of all ages. Engage your creativity through art-making activities led by artists featured in our exhibitions or at our Creation Station with design-your-own buttons and a themed photo booth. Participate in thoughtful workshops with community partners and discover the power of conversation. With pay-what-you-wish admission and programs for all ages and interests\, it’s the perfect chance to create\, connect\, and celebrate the power of community. \n  \nSCHEDULE OF EVENTS \nCreation Station  |  10 am – 5 pm \nUse your artistic inspiration and take home your own piece of the Museum. Make a statement and design your own custom button inspired by our museum exhibitions or your own unique vision. Strike a pose and capture the memories with friends and family in our themed photo booth. \n  \nImpressions (imˈpreSHəns) of a Book: Print Making with Paul Travis Phillips  |  10:30 am – 12:30 pm \nBooks hold power. They carry ideas that have changed minds\, sparked movements\, and—at times—been feared\, banned\, or erased. In this hands-on workshop\, Word Powered exhibition artist Paul Travis Phillips invites you to explore that history in a surprising way: by using the pages of books to make your own mark. Traditionally\, books are tools used to transmit ideas into the minds of others. In this workshop\, you’ll reimagine your relationship to that tool—not as something to be read\, but as something to be handled\, altered\, and transformed. You’ll select a book that speaks to you\, then use its physical pages to create an original work of art. What does it mean to take a banned book and use it to create something new? To repurpose silenced pages into an expressive gesture? \nVisitors of all ages and skill levels are welcome to drop in and create between 10:30 am – 12:30 pm. All materials provided. \n  \nDiscovering Our Voice with Committee of Seventy  |  10:30 am\, 11:30 am\, 12:30 pm \nThis family-friendly workshop will invite young people and their parents/guardians to think about how they can be engaged members in a community. Participants will be encouraged to discover their voice\, but also help others discover theirs. \nVisitors of all ages and skill levels are welcome to attend any of the sessions\, beginning at 10:30 am\, 11:30 am\, or 12:30 pm. All materials provided. \n  \nWord Art: Making Text Visual with Becky Brown  |  1 pm – 3 pm \nHow do artists use words or phrases to capture our eye and attention? Work with Word Powered exhibition artist Becky Brown to create your own text-based artwork. Combine words that matter to you with collage elements to create your own take-home piece. We will explore “seeing” vs. “reading\,” questions of legibility\, and how connections between words and images have evolved in 2025\, when social media has them more entangled than ever. \nVisitors of all ages and skill levels are welcome to drop in and create between 1 pm – 3 pm. All materials provided. \n  \nRe-CASTing the “Other Side” in a Better Light with James Coan from More Like US  |  2 pm – 4 pm \nA Workshop for Artists and Art Enthusiasts to Explore the CAST (Complex\, Admirable\, Similar\, Together) Framework \nPeople often have biased\, stereotypical\, and overly negative views of other groups in society. Those in the arts can help bridge this gap by portraying those across the political spectrum in a more empathetic light. To help empower those in the arts to achieve these goals\, the non-profit More Like US will provide an overview of its CAST (Complex\, Admirable\, Similar\, Together) framework and provide space to start workshopping ideas. While many of the examples presented will focus on differences across the political spectrum\, which is the primary area of research for More Like US\, the CAST framework can be applied to misperceptions across any divide. \nVisitors of all ages and skill levels are welcome to attend\, beginning at 2 pm. All materials provided. \n  \nSUPPORT PROVIDED BY \n \n \n  \n 
URL:https://www.libertymuseum.org/event/lets-talk-community-open-house/
LOCATION:National Liberty Museum\, 321 Chestnut Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
CATEGORIES:All Ages,Community Open Houses,Pay-What-You-Wish
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SUMMARY:Word Powered: Exploring Free Speech Through Art Community Open House
DESCRIPTION:Discover the power of words and expression at our Community Open House marking the opening weekend of Word Powered: Exploring Free Speech Through Art. Engage your creativity in interactive art-making workshops\, craft your own custom buttons\, and capture the moment in our themed photo booth. With pay-what-you-wish admission and hands-on activities for all ages\, make it a day of discovery\, creativity\, and fun for the whole family. \nSCHEDULE OF EVENTS \nCreation Station  |  10 am – 5 pm \nUse your artistic inspiration and take home your own piece of the Museum. Make a statement and design your own custom button inspired by our museum exhibitions or your own unique vision. Strike a pose and capture the memories with friends and family in our themed photo booth. \nThe Art of the Word: A Creative Workshop with Word Powered Artist Shelley Brenner Baird  |  11 am – 12:30 pm \nFor Word Powered exhibition artist Shelley Brenner Baird\, words hold immense power and text has often been featured in her work. Recently\, she has focused on campaign signs\, deconstructing them and reconstructing the letters into new words and phrases. Learn more about Brenner Baird’s relationship with language and consider your own. Is there a word that holds power for you or one you think should be championed to the world? Using letters cut from political yard signs\, visitors of all ages can create a letter mash-up of their own “power word” to take home. \nPop-Up Artist Talk with Shelley Brenner Baird  |  12:30 pm – 1 pm \nAfter the workshop\, join us in the Word Powered exhibition gallery for a conversation with Shelley Brenner Baird as she discusses the inspiration and process behind her artworks “1st Amendment” and “Bad Dream.” \nCanvas of Courage: Painting the Path to Healing  |  1 pm – 3:30 pm \nLed by youth artist Kalie Mapp-Hayes of Kreate Your Kourage\, this dynamic workshop empowers children ages 6 to 18 to explore their emotions and creativity through the transformative power of art. Participants will create meaningful pieces that reflect their individual journeys\, building confidence\, emotional awareness\, and resilience along the way. With the guidance of skilled facilitators\, this workshop fosters self-expression and connection in a fun\, uplifting environment designed to inspire courage and creativity. Space is limited to 15 participants on a first-come\, first-served basis. Pre-registration is encouraged. \n  \nLead support for NLM’s community initiatives\, including Community Open Houses\, by
URL:https://www.libertymuseum.org/event/word-powered-community-open-house/
LOCATION:National Liberty Museum\, 321 Chestnut Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
CATEGORIES:All Ages,Community Open Houses,Pay-What-You-Wish
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20241026T170000
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SUMMARY:Free Speech: Our Right\, Our Responsibility Community Open House
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our fall Community Open House\, where all ages are invited to enjoy pay-what-you-wish admission\, explore our engaging exhibitions\, and take part in creative artmaking activities. Catch the last weekend of our summer exhibition\, In Pursuit: Artists’ Perspectives on a Nation\, and dive into the power of free speech in our latest exhibition\, Free Speech: Our Right\, Our Responsibility. Bring your friends and family for a day of inspiration\, creativity\, and community connection in the heart of Old City! \n  \nStoryGame led by First Person Arts  |  11 am – 4pm  \nJoin the conversation about free speech with the First Person Arts StoryGame. The FPA StoryGame is designed to help you share your unique free speech story with Philly and the world. Your StoryGame will become part of the FPA archives and Philly history! You can share your story online by tagging the FPA social channels @firstpersonarts. \n  \nVoter Resources by Committee of Seventy  |  11 am – 4pm  \nWith less than two weeks left until the polls\, get ready to use your freedom of speech at the ballot box. The Committee of Seventy will be offering its Interactive Voter Guide so you’re prepared for November 5. The Committee of Seventy will be here to answer any questions and offer resources for this general election. \n  \nHopes\, Desires\, Demands Drop-In Workshop & Send-Off Ceremony  |  12 pm – 3 pm \nCelebrate the closing weekend of In Pursuit: Artists’ Perspectives on a Nation with our final drop-in workshop featuring a textile art-making activity developed in collaboration with In Pursuit artist Aram Han Sifuentes. Share your “hopes\, desires\, and demands for yourself\, your community\, and your nation” and express yourself with a variety of art supplies to choose from. \nTo honor the tradition of this practice and uplift the wishes shared by museum visitors during this exhibition\, Sifuentes and her drumming group\, Woori Sori\, will send the wishes into the sky through a video performance playing throughout the day. \n  \nCreation Station  |  10 am – 5 pm \nUse your artistic inspiration and take home your own piece of the Museum. Make a statement and design your own custom button inspired by our museum exhibitions or your own unique vision. Strike a pose and capture the memories with friends and family in our themed photo booth. \n  \nTeachers’ Lounge  |  10 am – 5 pm \nTeachers\, educators\, and school faculty are invited to enjoy our “Teachers’ Lounge” with special programs and resources highlighting curricular connections to the Museum’s exhibitions. Take home classroom activities focused on free speech inspired by our newest exhibition\, Free Speech: Our Right\, Our Responsibility. Meet our education staff and participate in a demo of our newest field trip program\, Discovering Free Speech: What Does It Mean for You and Me? \n  \nFree Speech: Put It Into Action  |  10 am – 5 pm \nPractice your free speech rights and responsibilities in our interactive gallery with activities for guests of all ages. Visitors will  learn guidelines for constructive conversation\, create their own free speech sculpture\, explore free speech resources like videos and primary sources\, and cast their vote on how speech should be protected in our society. \n  \nLead support for NLM’s community initiatives\, including Community Open Houses\, by \n 
URL:https://www.libertymuseum.org/event/free-speech-community-open-house/
LOCATION:National Liberty Museum\, 321 Chestnut Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
CATEGORIES:All Ages,Community Open Houses,Educators
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SUMMARY:NLM Celebrates: PARK(ing) Day
DESCRIPTION:Each year\, PARK(ing) Day invites cities around the country to rethink what public places can be by transforming parking spaces into miniature parks. As part of Philadelphia’s celebration\, we will be hosting a pop-up experience in front of our building and offering pay-what-you-wish admission to the Museum. Join us as we explore freedom of speech through thought-provoking questions and collaborative interactives and take our latest exhibition Free Speech: Our Right\, Our Responsibility to the streets. Play “Conversation Cornhole” and learn about different types of protected speech. Practice your right\, use your voice\, and cast your vote on what you would like to see in the future of our city. How might we use our public spaces to benefit everyone? Could it be adding more bike lanes to our city street\, taking care of our green spaces\, or installing more trash cans? \nPARK(ing) Day was founded in 2005 by Rebar\, a San Francisco art and design studio\, to raise awareness of the need for green spaces in urban environments. Philadelphia celebrated PARK(ing) Day for the first time in 2008 with over 25 installations for relaxing\, cycling\, artmaking\, education\, and socializing. \n  \nNLM Celebrates events are proudly sponsored by
URL:https://www.libertymuseum.org/event/nlm-celebrates-parking-day-2024/
LOCATION:National Liberty Museum\, 321 Chestnut Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
CATEGORIES:All Ages,Community Open Houses,NLM Celebrates
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SUMMARY:In Pursuit: Artists’ Perspectives on a Nation Community Open House
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the opening of our summer exhibition\, In Pursuit: Artists’ Perspectives on a Nation\, with pay-what-you-wish admission during our spring Community Open House! Check out the exhibition and immerse yourself in the complex stories that shape and enrich the American journey. Spark your creativity at our Creation Station\, including design-your-own buttons and a photo booth. Drop in for an interactive art-making workshop with exhibition artist Aram Han Sifuentes and put your hopes\, desires\, and demands for your community into action.  \n12 pm – 3 pm  \nHopes\, Desires\, and Demands: A Textile Workshop  \nJoin exhibition artist\, Aram Han Sifuentes\, for a hands-on\, art-making workshop that explores and activates our visions for a better world. Design your own fabric square and fill it with your hopes\, desires\, and demands for yourself and your communities. Learn and utilize different textile art skills\, such as embroidery\, embellishment\, and appliqué\, to create a statement that you want to share with the world. When finished\, put your designed statements into action – wear it as an accessory\, wave it around as flag or banner\, combine it with others to create a quilt\, or display it in the Museum for others to view.  \nAll ages and skill levels welcome – no prior experience necessary. Visitors  may drop in and participate any time during the 3-hour workshop\, but please note that space is limited. \n  \n  \nAbout Aram Han Sifuentes \nAram Han Sifuentes is a social practice artist who creates participatory projects around themes of protest\, voting rights\, citizenship\, and immigrant\, racial\, and economic justice. Solo exhibitions of her work have been presented at the Jane Addams Hull-House Museum (Chicago)\, Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, Chicago Cultural Center (Chicago)\, Pulitzer Arts Foundation (St. Louis)\, moCa Cleveland (Cleveland)\, and Skirball Cultural Center (Los Angeles).  \nHan Sifuentes has facilitated workshops for her projects internationally including at the Whitney Museum of American Art (New York City)\, Art Institute of Chicago (Chicago)\, Museum of Fine Arts (Boston)\, Zeeuws Museum (Middelburg\, Netherlands)\, and Vetenskaps Festivalen (Gothenburg\, Sweden). Han Sifuentes’s art works are included in various public collections including the Renwick Gallery of Smithsonian American Art Museum\, Design Museum in London\, Herbert Johnson Museum of Art\, DePaul Art Museum\, and Wing Luke Museum of Asian Pacific American Experience.  \nHan Sifuentes has received numerous awards including 3Arts Award\, 3Arts Next Level Award\, Map Fund\, Joyce Award\, Smithsonian Artist Research Fellowship\, Center for Craft’s Craft Research Fund Artist Fellowship\, Asian Cultural Council’s Individual Fellowship Program\, and Illinois Arts Council’s Artist Fellowship. She is currently a full professor\, adjunct\, at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. 
URL:https://www.libertymuseum.org/event/in-pursuit-open-house/
LOCATION:National Liberty Museum\, 321 Chestnut Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
CATEGORIES:All Ages,Community Open Houses
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SUMMARY:Amplified: Art\, Music\, Power Community Open House
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a celebration of the power of music during our Community Open House featuring pay-what-you-wish admission and engaging activities suitable for all ages. Check out our latest exhibition Amplified: Art\, Music\, Power and explore how music can serve as a positive force for liberty and equality. Spark your creativity at our Creation Station\, featuring music-themed button-making\, a collaging workshop\, and a photo booth. Find your rhythm and keep the beat with a performance and workshop by Philadelphia’s own Positive Movement Drumline. \nTeachers\, administrators\, and school faculty are welcome to join special educator-focused programming\, including access to a free raffle\, activities\, and field trip demonstrations in our newly opened exhibition Project Liberty: A Design Challenge. \nIn honor of MLK Day of Service\, make a contribution to our instrument donation drive benefiting Musicopia’s Gift of Music program. Donate gently used band and orchestral instruments in playable or reasonably repairable condition and Musicopia will repair them and place them with students who are eager to play and are in need of a quality instrument. or more information\, visit the instrument donation drive page on our website. \n1 pm Positive Movement Drumline performance (outside the Museum) \n1:30 pm Drumming workshop with Positive Movement Drumline \nRegister Here\nAbout Positive Movement Drumline\nPositive Movement was started in 2011 by Tony Royster\, who wanted to merge his two passions – drumming and contributing to his community – and envisioned a way to positively impact all the kids that reminded him so much of himself growing up. Positive Movement’s mission is to decrease gun violence in the city of Philadelphia by providing all people with a safe environment\, resources\, leadership\, and inspiration required to express themselves with drumming\, dancing\, positivity\, and love. The group can be seen on any given day drumming throughout the city of Philadelphia. \nAbout Musicopia\nMusicopia’s mission is to provide equitable access to music education and enrichment\, encouraging self-confidence\, global awareness\, dedication and joy in Pre-K to 12th grade students and their communities. Musicopia has served more than 393\,000 students since its founding 50 years ago. \nThrough a teaching roster of more than 150 professional ensembles and solo musicians of the highest caliber\, Musicopia helps Pre-K-12th grade students explore and develop their musical interests\, learn to play an instrument\, and perform alongside enthusiastic peers through in-school assemblies\, workshops\, and residencies\, and long-term ensembles including the after-school Musicopia String Orchestra and Musicopia Drumlines. With a goal to inspire a love of music that will last a lifetime\, Musicopia’s programs represent musical styles and traditions from around the world including classical\, jazz\, Latin\, African\, Brazilian\, Middle Eastern\, opera\, hip hop\, rock/pop and others. \n 
URL:https://www.libertymuseum.org/event/amplified-art-music-power-community-open-house/
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