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SUMMARY:Family Day in the Galleries
DESCRIPTION:Join us in the galleries for a family-friendly collage activity inspired by Bella Kiser’s Balikbayan Box. \nArtist Bella Kiser’s mother\, Magdalena Arguelles\, will join us virtually to share a collage activity inspired by the balikbayan box\, a large cardboard box traditionally used to send gifts\, goods\, and everyday necessities to family in the Philippines. Participants will use cardboard box cutouts\, store flyers\, and other materials to imagine their own balikbayan box. \nWhat would you send to someone you love? What objects\, foods\, or small comforts would you pack to make a place far away feel a little closer? Come make a collage\, spend time with Balikbayan Box\, and think about the ways objects can carry care\, memory\, and connection across distance.
URL:https://krasl.org/event/family-day-in-the-galleries-2/
CATEGORIES:Community Engagement,Event
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SUMMARY:Flick or Treat
DESCRIPTION:Flick or Treat 2026 returns and this is going to be the most spooktacular. (KAC) and the Coastline Children’s Film Festival (CCFF) have combined forces for the sixth annual Flick or Treat. There are three evenings dedicated to Halloween-themed classic films this year. All events are free to the public. \nEnjoy 13 projected silent spooky films with a live piano accompaniment from Dr. Larry Schanker. These not too scary silent shorts have real appeal for viewers of all ages. This indoor event will take place in the KAC library. Program begin at 6:30 pm. We will be serving warm cider and fresh popcorn. \nThe classic silent films are: The Black Imp/Le Diable Noir (1905 France 4 min) The Cobweb Hotel (1936 USA 8 min) Egyptian Melodies A Silly Symphony (1931 USA 6 min); Felix The Cat Switches Witches (1927 USA 7 min); Habeas Corpus with Laurel and Hardy (1928 USA 20 min); The Haunted House with Mickey Mouse (1929. USA. 6.5 min); The Haunted Ship (1930 USA 7.5 min); Hell’s Bells A Silly Symphony (1929 USA 6 min); Les Invisible (1906 France 8 min); A Mad House (1934 USA 5 min); The Merry Skeleton (1989 France 1 min); The Motorist (1906 UK 3 min); Mutt and Jeff The Invisible Revenge (1925 USA 6 min). Films are listed alphabetically. Follow KAC and CCFF to see the final order.
URL:https://krasl.org/event/flick-or-treat-2/
LOCATION:Krasl Art Center Libary\, 707 Lake Blvd.\, St. Joseph\, MI\, 49085\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Engagement,Event
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SUMMARY:Balikbayan Box: Conversation + Sound Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join artist Bella Kiser and her brother\, soundscape composer Kenton Kiser\, for an afternoon exploring Balikbayan Box\, memory\, family\, and sound. \n12–1 PM | Artist Conversation\nBella Kiser and Kenton Kiser will be in conversation with Associate Curator Meli Bandera about Balikbayan Box and the relationships between family\, migration\, memory\, and place that shape the exhibition. Together\, they will discuss the making of the project and Kenton’s soundscape\, which forms an audio component of the installation. \nBalikbayan Box takes its name from the large cardboard boxes used to send goods and gifts to family in the Philippines. The exhibition considers what happens when objects move between places and generations\, carrying stories of family\, distance\, belonging\, and care along with them. The conversation will also explore the role of sound in the exhibition and how it can evoke memory\, create a sense of place\, and connect us to people and places that may be far away. \n  \n1–2 PM | Sound Walk + Workshop with Kenton Kiser\n$10 | Limited to 30 participants \nFollowing the conversation\, join soundscape composer Kenton Kiser for a hands-on sound workshop. Participants will take a five-minute sound walk in the area surrounding Krasl Art Center\, recording the sounds they encounter along the way. After the walk\, participants will share what they recorded and collectively map their routes and the sounds they discovered for others to explore. \nSound can be a material just like paint\, fabric\, or clay. By slowing down and listening closely\, ordinary sounds can become a way of noticing a place\, documenting a moment\, or triggering a memory. This workshop offers a chance to experiment with sound as part of an art-making practice and to consider how listening can change the way we experience our surroundings. \nNo prior experience with sound or recording is necessary. Bring a phone or recording device if you have one.
URL:https://krasl.org/event/balikbayan-box-conversation-sound-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Community Engagement,Visiting Artist,Event,Exhibition
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