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March 7, 2020, Saturday - From Us : Artist Talk at Gamut Gallery

Time: 11a - 1p

Location: Gamut Gallery, 717 S 10th St

From Us : Artist Talk

$10 pre-sale. $15 door • $5 Gamut Gallery Members

 Sweet treats, sparkly beverages, and coffee from Segue will be provided.

There will be only be 30 seats available + additional standing room. ALL tickets are will call.

We began with thirty untitled and unauthored poems by Molly-Margaret Johnson & Kareem Rahma. By eliminating titles and byline for each poem, the audience is given an opportunity to connect more viscerally with the work by having to read between the lines without preconceptions of race, gender or sexual orientation. The outcome is an ouroboros of words written by two uniquely different individuals coming together.

Join moderator Jade Patrick alongside From Us: Together Forever Sometimes poets Molly-Margaret Johnson & Kareem Rahma in a discussion of engaging, perception-bending conversations filled with an appreciation and respect for differences.