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Legacy Dream Space
An interactive art exhibition blending video, projection, theatre, digital art, and music into a reflective multimedia installation about Hope, Loss and Legacy.
Legacy Dream Space visitors are invited to explore this glorious sensory world and to engage in the unfolding of our shared future/space.
Legacy Dream Space is rich in visual, aural and thematic content, evolves through community engagement, and incorporates what has transpired into the present content.
The Legacy Dream Space requires public engagement to realize the project vision. Visitors to the exhibition are invited to engage with the material available, to explore stories and previous engagement, and to make offerings to this living time capsule.
Legacy Dream Space exists as an ongoing creative environment.
“Carry the Mantle” explores how personal experiences and cultural stories shape our fight for a better world. This multimedia theatrical presentation combines music, visuals, and memories of Bethlehem with the struggles of life under occupation. The play merges two narratives:
- The first explores the prophet Elijah, a champion for justice who appears throughout history.
- The second explores the challenges and resilience of individuals and communities facing hardship.
“Carry the Mantle” asks how we can find purpose and hope even in difficult times.
Join us early for light refreshments before the start of the formal program. Following the presentation a facilitated community conversation will take us beyond the show and center our collective hearts on positive action moving forward.
The Remember Project uses the arts to support the Dementia Friendly Communities movement.
Founded in 2015, this program has been delivered over 350 times, primarily in Minnesota & Wisconsin. Using theatre to open essential dialogue among audience members, The Remember Project raises awareness while addressing the stigma, fear, and isolation associated with dementia.
Join us for this unique opportunity to see one of The Remember Project plays, “Steering into the Skid,” and also experience a sneak peek of the newest theatrical video, “Voices of Isolation: Family Matters,” which is the first of three plays created based on interviews with Minnesotans who have experienced dementia directly or as family caregivers.
Following the performances, audience members will take part in a facilitated conversation about the themes, metaphors, and impact of dementia depicted in the plays.
Learn more about The Remember Project and the plays at rememberproject.org.
The Center for Creativity & Public Health is excited to host “Caring for Ourselves & Our Community,” an engaging workshop within the Legacy Dream Space Gallery Exhibition led by teaching artist, Ta-coumba Tyrone Aiken.
This workshop recognizes how critical self-care is to the essential work of being in community and caring for and with the intersecting/overlapping communities with which we do our best to make a difference for the common good. The experience will include time for self-reflection, group reflection, art-making, collaboration, and networking.
Additional special maker events and facilitated conversations will take place as part of the Legacy Dream Space exhibition.
More information about these additional activities will be posted as it becomes available.
Get in Touch and Visit Us
Legacy Dream Space Gallery Exhibition Runs September 12 – 25, 2024
Thursday – Sunday 12.00 pm to 6.00 pm
Visit Legacy Dream Space here:
3338 University Avenue, #220 – Minneapolis
Legacy Dream Space/Interference Arts:
718 6th Street SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414
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