Survival Movements Film
This culminating event of the project features a screening of new short films created by Houston artists
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Survival Movements is a creative project led by Ceci Norman that addresses trauma and coping through open dialogue and creative art making. This culminating event of the project features a screening of new short films created by Houston artists Julia Barbosa Landois, Marcelese Cooper, Julie De Vries, Ronald L. Jones, Matt Manalo, and Ceci Norman, with editing by Vinny Capurso. A cocktail reception will follow the screening, with participating artists in attendance and a mobile animation station for creative play. Reception supported by Anvil Bar andamp; Refuge. Free Admission.
Saturday, March 5 at 8 PM
Location will be at 2442 Bartlett Street Houston, Tx 77098
April 18, 2024
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