Raw Hope of Humanity Rising: DIY Maker Culture

Description

Raw Hope of Humanity Rising: DIY Maker Culture explores the social significance of collaborative spaces and educational initiatives that facilitate DIY (Do it Yourself) and DIWO (Do it With Others) practices that stimulate cross-cultural and interdisciplinary project opportunities.

With Randall Packer (moderator); Nehemiah Dixon, Director of Community Engagement, The Phillips Collection/ARC; Laura Cohen, Education Manager, Open Works Baltimore; and Layne Garrett, Co-Founder, Program Director, Rhizome DC.

Presented by the Third Space Network & Coalition partners

The AU Museum is pleased to be participating in Raw Hope of Humanity Rising, a series of public dialogues responding to the extreme challenges of the moment. Raw Hope brings together leading changemakers–from street artists to muralists to Black Lives Matter activists–creating a socially-engaged space for dialogue, participation, diversity and renewal in 2021.