CEE NEWS #60What modes of experimentation could inaugurate new futures? What habits of mind and engagement will we deepen in the coming months? How will we keep possibilities open? And how will we remain accountable to our obligations to each other? Let us walk alongside one another this month and celebrate the ways we both shield and nourish each other.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
CANCELLED/Third Thursday/ 3/20Due to unforeseen personal events, Omar and Cybille have had to cancel their Third Thursday event. We will reschedule with them and update soon!
This Third Thursday, we will be joined by Omar and Cybille of Honeysuckle! Omar Tate and Cybille St.Aude-Tate are social entrepreneurs who believe in centering the Black experience and are fueled by the conviction that chefs have a social responsibility.Their overarching brand, Honeysuckle Projects, expands the mission of Honeysuckle Provisions into a network of community spaces centered around the values of ancestry, nourishment, and reclamation across pop-ups, dinner parties, and events. |
MAR 20th | 12Pm | CEE lounge 438, Penn Museum
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RESTITUTION CINEMA PRoGRAM
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CAMRA presents RESTITUTION CINEMA!
Restitution Cinema is a film program that considers the impossibility of repair, and the traction and possibility in reaching for it anyways. It is about the many errant pathways towards recovery, removed from the idealism of a pure precolonial, pre-contact past, and rooted in the material, psychic and embodied ways of restoring our cultural endowments in the current anti-colonial terrain.
Restitution Cinema is a film program that considers the impossibility of repair, and the traction and possibility in reaching for it anyways. It is about the many errant pathways towards recovery, removed from the idealism of a pure precolonial, pre-contact past, and rooted in the material, psychic and embodied ways of restoring our cultural endowments in the current anti-colonial terrain.
PAST EVENTSLove Sent Across Seas: Preserving Connection in Philadelphia’s Caribbean Disapora Love Sent Across Seas: Preserving Connection in Philadelphia’s Caribbean Disapora was a a collaborative CEE + Caribbean Community of Philadelphia pop-up art exhibit at the Penn Museum
For Caribbean migrants living in Philadelphia, a simple shipping barrel can hold a whole lot of love for families back home. Stories of remembrance and care sent from afar, alongside personal histories, in this special exhibition of painted shipping barrels and artwork from diaspora communities. This exhibit included the work of Frito Bastien, Leniqueca Welcome, Dori Stewart, Joy O. Ude and Edwin Nwaoguegde, Rebecca Rose Metzger, Neisha Terry and Tennecia Dacass. Curated by Alissa Jordan and Miranda Alexander |
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Alissa Jordan and Miranda Alexander SITE Penn Museum Nov. 8 - 30th |
From GUlf to gulf to gulfFrom Gulf to Gulf to Gulf, was a film screening on Thursday, November 14, 2024 from 6-8:00pm that follows trade journeys between western India, eastern Africa and the Persian/Arabian gulf across a sea of piracy and sanctions. The event will also feature a public conversation with artists and CEE Fall Fellows Shaina Anand and Ashok Sukumaran of the collaborative studio CAMP.
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