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“Diversity Speaks: Love for Life” Exhibition
"Diversity Speaks: Love for Life" is a truly dynamic exhibition. This show was curated by Rosie Hymerling as part of a celebration honoring Lee and Rosie Hymerling's 30+ years of creative support, leadership and stewardship of Markeim. Local artists using all kinds of mediums - oil and watercolor paints, mosaics, photography, sculpture and ceramics - contributed their art.
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Souls Shot Portrait Project Exhibition – FREE EVENT
Experience a compelling exhibition that features portraits celebrating survivors of gun violence and memorializing those whose lives it has tragically claimed. The Souls Shot Portrait Project Exhibition is compiled by pairing fine artists and subjects. Survivors, family, and friends provide insight and information to inspire the creation of the artwork. This moving collection fosters healing as loved ones are remembered in a positive light, helps bring attention to the epidemic of gun violence, and educates on ways to prevent it. Join us for the January 6th Opening Reception 6pm - 8pm. FREE to the community. Please call Markeim Arts Center at 856-795-6336 or email info@markeimartscenter.org to register your attendance so we can plan accordingly for serving refreshments. Visit www.soulsshotportraitproject.org.
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Kids Cocoa Mugs, Cookies & Coats
Kids Cocoa Mugs, Cookies & Coats
School’s out for Martin Luther King Day of Service. Give your kids a fun afternoon of painting ceramic cocoa mugs, music and helping people in need in surrounding communities. We ask your warm hearts to help keep others warm this Winter. Please bring gently used/new coats, mittens or hats to Markeim Arts Center and we will deliver all collected items to a Goodwill.
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Art of Culture: Lunar New Year
Art of Culture: Lunar New Year
Join us for a fun Chinese culture experience! Discuss and celebrate the Year of the Rabbit and the Lunar New Year. Create paper cutting and Oragami projects. Asian snacks, refreshments, chopsticks for all!
Special guest speakers: Dr. Q. Edward Wan - Author, Rowan University Professor, Asian Culture Expert
Dr. Ni (Nina) Gao - Rutgers University Professor and President of Asian American Alliance South Jersey
FREE Community event. All ages welcome! Registration is required to ensure we have supplies for all attendees.