Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art: Collective Care Uncovering Poverty: Home

October 27, 2021
12-130pm (PDT)
ARTIST TALK Willie Baronet
We Are All Homeless
tinyurl.com/CollectiveCare-Baronet

November 16, 2021
1-2pm (PST)
TALK Darryl Evey, Family Assistance Program
Poverty: Why It Sucks and How You Can Help
tinyurl.com/CollectiveCare-Evey

November 17, 2021
1-230pm (PST)
ARTIST TALK Landyn Pan
tinyurl.com/CollectiveCare-Pan-Lecture

November 18, 2021
1-2pm (PST)
WORKSHOP Landyn Pan
How to Build Trust and Create Relationships:
Lessons Learned Through Photography
tinyurl.com/CollectiveCare-Pan-Workshop

November 19, 2021
1-2pm (PST)
TRANS DAY OF REMEMBRANCE VIGIL
tinyurl.com/Chaffey-TransRemembrance

December 1, 2021
12-130pm (PST)
ARTIST TALK Eric Tenorio
A Day Without Art
tinyurl.com/HomeEdition-Tenorio

December 10, 2021
3-4pm (PST)
ARTIST TALK Brandon Hook
tinyurl.com/HomeEdition-Hook

About Collective Care

Collective Care: Uncovering Poverty is a collaborative series of programs developed by the Center for Culture and Social Justice (CCSJ), the Panther Care Program, and the Wignall Museum.  Impacts from the global pandemic continue to affect our students and communities, and record level rates of food and housing insecurity affect the basic needs of millions of Americans.

Collective Care: Uncovering Identity is a collaborative series of programs developed by the Center for Culture and Social Justice (CCSJ) and the Wignall Museum that bring together artists and community around issues relevant to the LGBT+ Community.

Join us to connect as we examine these issues together. All programs will be held virtually.

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The Wignall Museum staff remain committed to engaging, inspiring, and educating our community through experiences with contemporary art and culture.

The museum staff are slowly and safely returning to campus and hope to open our doors to the public in 2022. In the interim, we will continue to present virtual programming. Sign up to receive our email announcements at www.chaffey.edu/wignall and visit our social media to remain updated with new announcements and more information. 

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