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SUMMARY:Paint & Sip with Whet Your Palette
DESCRIPTION:Paint & Sip with Whet Your Palette\nThursday\, January 15\n5–8:30 pm \nREGISTER\nJoin the Speed and Whet Your Palette for an evening of painting and cocktails at the Museum. Create your own artwork inspired by Snowed In by Paul Albert Plaschke \nYour ticket includes:\n– A complimentary cocktail\n– All materials to create your masterpiece\n– Pre-Event Admission to see the artwork for extra inspiration. Gallery access only available from 5–5:30 pm; please arrive early for this opportunity.  \nThis event will sell out. Register now to secure your spot! \n \nPaul Albert Plaschke\, It Snowed\, 1927\, Oil on canvas\, 36 x 30 in. (91.4 x 76.2 cm.)\, Gift of Mrs. Hattie Bishop Speed\, 1942.119
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SUMMARY:Sam Gilliam Visiting Artist Program | Adult Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Critical Thinking Through Object Making: A Memory Jug Workshop\nFacilitator: Sirene Martin\nThis workshop is free but registration is required.\nAT CAPACITY\n**please check back in regularly until workshop start date for more seat openings \nThis engaging\, hands-on workshop blends critical thinking\, cultural history\, and creative expression. Participants will explore the rich tradition of assemblage art within Black American visual culture\, rooted in the spiritual and artistic legacies of the Bakongo people of Central Africa.\n\nThe session will begin with a brief lecture introducing the concept of Minkisi (sacred vessels) and their cultural transformations within African American communities—specifically focusing on the practice of Memory Jug making in the Black South. A memory jug is a commemorative vessel created to honor a departed loved one. In the early 1900s\, memory jugs were commonly found attached to grave markers throughout the South. \n\nThis workshop serves as a thematic continuation of the three-day performance series Future Histories of Emancipation\, created by contemporary assemblage artist Vanessa German\, whose work will be highlighted as a modern-day inheritance of the Bakongo legacy.  The performance series\, held in October 2025\, acted as ceremonial ritual to honor the Black girls enrolled in the Colored Girls Dormitory of 1896 at the Louisville Industrial School Reform. This building is currently Gottschalk Hall at the University of Louisville.\n\nThis workshop is created and facilitated by Sirene Martin\, Assistant Curator and Repatriation Coordinator\, in conjunction with the Sam Gilliam Visiting Artist Program at the Speed Art Museum.  No experience is required; materials are provided. \n\n \n\nMemory Jar\nUnidentified American Maker\, Rome\, Georgia\nearly twentieth century\nHand-built clay with encrusted ceramic shards and found objects\nHigh Museum of Art\n1997.37\n\n\n\n\nI Will Not Suffer For You\nVanessa German\n2017\nFound object mixed media assemblage\n70 x 44 x 6”
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