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Juxtaposition Arts presents
Street Life:
Exhibition of public art and urban design in partnership with the University of Minnesota College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture.
Street Life is the pilot youth initiative of the West Broadway Placemaking and Gateway Project a collaborative effort of Juxtaposition Arts, the West Broadway Area Coalition and the University of Minnesota Neighborhood Planning for Community Revitalization.
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May 28-June 3, 2005
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 28, 1:00-4:00pm
Minneapolis Mosaic Reception: Friday, June 3, 6:00-9:00pm
@ Juxtaposition Arts 2007 Emerson Avenue North
Street Life was made possible by funding from the General Mills Foundation: Celebrating Communities of Color Program, the McKnight Foundation, the City of Minneapolis Empowerment Zone, Target, the Upper Midwest Campus Compact Consortium through funding from the Corporation for National and Community Service Learn and Serve America and the Wells Family Fund of the Minneapolis Foundation |
Intermedia Arts presents
B-Girl Be: A Celebration of Women in Hip-Hop
The mission of B-Girl Be is to open doors to women of all ages and cultures to celebrate the accomplishments of women in all elements of hip-hop culture. This event is a place to make connections, build confidence, sharpen skills, and to gain access to the tools to create music, film, poetry, rap, aerosol art and dance.
OPENING RECEPTION & NEIGHBORHOOD CRAWL
B-Girl Be takes over Lyn-Lake!
Friday, April 22nd. 2005
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6:30 pm midnight:
Support women in hip-hop. Enjoy events in the Lyn-Lake neighborhood. All proceeds benefit the B-Girl Be Summit in June.
Noon midnight:
Cut-a-thon @ Moxie Salon, 2649 Lyndale Avenue South, Minneapolis, $30/cut
6:30 pm midnight:
Gallery opening @ Intermedia Arts, $2 suggested donation
9:00 pm 1:00 am:
International B-Girl Beats @ La Bodega, 3005 Lyndale Avenue South, Minneapolis, $8.00
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EXHIBITION
B-Girl Be
Co-presented by Juxtaposition Arts
April 22 - June 12, 2005
$2 suggested donation
 "Brick Lady Crying" by Lady Pink
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The B-Girl Be exhibit shows off international artwork by women who paint on walls, wood, clothing, vinyl, canvas, cars, buses and more. Check out aerosol art, clothing, paintings, photographs, sculpture, illustration, video and digital expos of graf girl walls and hip-hop women around the world. Co-curated by Sandy Agustin (Intermedia Arts) and DeAnna Cummings (Juxtapositon Arts).
Featuring work by: Blue (Sweden), Constance Brady (New York), Martha Cooper (New York), Evolve (Los Angeles), Faith47 (Capetown, South Africa), Mickey TFP (Amsterdam), Monica Haller (Minneapolis), Amphavanh Inthisone (Minneapolis), I THRIVE (New York), Bethany Iverson (Minneapolis), Tequila Tyann Kates Lewis (Minneapolis), Malichansouk Kouanchao (Minneapolis), Lady Pink (New York), Pearl Madryga (Minneapolis), Illyanna Maisonet (San Francisco), Reneya Mayberry (St. Paul), Satoko Muratake (Minneapolis), PHEM9 (Kansas City), Rachel Raimist (Minneapolis), Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz (New York), Christina Rimstad (Minneapolis), Melisa Riviere (Minneapolis), Rosy one (Switzerland), Siloette (Phoenix), Michele Spaise (Minneapolis), Phira Sun (St. Paul), Amy Swenson (Minneapolis), TASH ONE (Queensland, Australia), Thuha Tran (Fountain Valley), Jennifer Trotter (Burnsville), ZORI4 (Puerto Rico)
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B-GIRL SUMMIT
rap.poetry.graf.dj.dance.videos.bgirl bbq
June 3-5, 2005 @ Intermedia Arts, Minneapolis
www.intermediaarts.org/bgirlbe.html
Juxtaposition Arts presents
Super Person You: INTRODUCTORY STUDIO ARTS PROGRAM OPEN HOUSE
World premier of "Juxta's League" an original comic book featuring super heroes created by budding youth cartoonists.
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Saturday, May 14, 2005, 1:00-3:00pm
@ Juxtaposition Arts 2007 Emerson Avenue North
Super Person You was made possible by funding from the General Mills Foundation: Celebrating Communities of Color Program, the McKnight Foundation, the City of Minneapolis Empowerment Zone, Target, and the Wells Family Fund of the Minneapolis Foundation |
Youth Dialogue: Hip-Hop and Activism
FREE! Space is limited.
Juxtaposition Arts in collaboration with Intermedia Arts, is hosting author Jeff Chang.
Call: 612.588.1148 for reservations.
Date: Sunday, March 6th, 1-3:00 PM.
Location: 2007 Emerson Avenue North, Minneapolis, MN 55411
Can't Stop Won't Stop: A History of the Hip-Hop Generation By Jeff Chang
Introduction by DJ Kool Herc
- St. Martin's Press
"Hip-hop is the voice of this generation. Even if you didn't grow up in the Bronx in the '70s, hip-hop is there for you. It has become a powerful force. Hip-hop binds all of these people, all of these nationalities, all over the world together."
- DJ Kool Herc, from the Introduction
JUXTAPOSITION ARTS 7TH ANNUAL SUMMER CELEBRATION
Saturday, August 28, 2004
12 noon-3pm @ Juxtaposition Arts
2007 Emerson Avenue North
Please join us as we honor this year's muralists! Alec, Amanda, Ashley, Brian, Chelsea, Darian, DeJuan, DeRoyce, Deshaun, Elijah, Issac, Jeremiah, Jestin, Jonah, Jordan, Kenny, Kevin, LaTonya,Teneka,Tyler, Tilyn and the Northside Y crew. and the graduates and interns who represented.. Bobby, Ernest, Isadora, Josh, Nate and Phira
<<KRASHART.COM>> SYNTHESIZED COMPOSITION ELEMENTS IN DESIGN, AND INTEGRATED INTO THE KRASH ART* STYLE
An exhibition of new works by Ernest A Bryant III --- one of the Twin Cities most visionary young talents..
To see some of the artists' work go to: www.angelfire.com/art/bryant
Date: August 1-August 20, 2004
Opening Reception: Friday, August 6, 2004, 6-10pm
Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday by appointment, Saturday 10am-4pm
Location: Juxtaposition Arts Gallery 2007 Emerson Avenue North corner of West Broadway and Emerson Avenue
Call 612.588.1148 or email staff@juxtaposition.org for gallery hours or to schedule an individual showing. *Krash Art employs the aerosol aesthetic, a tradition that developed from the literal distortion of letters which came to be know as graffiti, and juxtaposes it with the traditional forms of creating artwork as studied in institutions. This exhibition is made possible by the generous funding of The McKnight Foundation, City of Minneapolis Empowerment Zone, Target, Marshall Fields and Mervyn's with support from the Target Foundation and the Wells Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation.
Summer Mural Program 04'
Free for motivated kids 10 - 18 years old who want to create large-scale outdoor art with other youth and artists in their hoods!!
Check out our
Beginning/ Intermediate Program
and
Intermediate/ Advanced Program
To register, students must attend an entrance interview. Interviews will be held the weeks of May 24th. and 31st. Call (612) 588-1148 to make an appointment!
May 8 - 29, 2004 - Juxtaposition Arts' first show in it's new home.....
Opening Reception:
Friday April 30th. 2004, 6 - 9 pm.
@ 2007 Emerson Avenue N. Minneapolis
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This exhibition is made possible by funding from the McKnight foundation, Target, Marshall Field's and Mervyn's with support from the Target Foundation. |
