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1001 Arab Futures is being screened at InSite Arts & Healing's Driftless Dance Film Tour Fall 2024-Winter 2025, curated by Sydney Swanson/InSite Arts and Healing. DDFT features a range of evocative short films by: Sarah Abdel-Jelil, Leila Awadallah, Erin Drummond, Brianna Rae Johnson, Erinn Liebhard, Sharon Mansur, Sydney Swanson.
Join Sharon in person for post-screening Q&A sessions Sept 14th, Dec 7th and Feb 8th!
www.insiteartsandhealing.com/driftlessdancefilmtour
Join Sharon in person for post-screening Q&A sessions Sept 14th, Dec 7th and Feb 8th!
www.insiteartsandhealing.com/driftlessdancefilmtour
Embodying Multiplicity: Group Exhibition from Lanesboro BIPOC Artists-in-Residence
lanesboroarts.org/calendar/embodied-multiplicity/
Lanesboro Arts Exhibition Gallery
October 26-December 21, 2024
Opening reception October 26 6-8pm
Embodied Multiplicity will celebrate the diversity of mediums and creativity of the artists who participated in the first two rounds of the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, Persons of Color) Artist Residency at Lanesboro Arts. Artists featured: Akiko Ostlund, Geno Okok, Juan Diego Perez la Cruz, Mary Prescott, Mike Hoyt, Sharon Mansur, and Tiphanie “PH” Copeland.
Image: still from tracings film, Sydney Swanson
Image description: An Arab American woman is visible in the bottom center of the photo from behind, with her hands resting on the straw hat she's wearing. Her shadow extends in front of her over grass and rocks.
lanesboroarts.org/calendar/embodied-multiplicity/
Lanesboro Arts Exhibition Gallery
October 26-December 21, 2024
Opening reception October 26 6-8pm
Embodied Multiplicity will celebrate the diversity of mediums and creativity of the artists who participated in the first two rounds of the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, Persons of Color) Artist Residency at Lanesboro Arts. Artists featured: Akiko Ostlund, Geno Okok, Juan Diego Perez la Cruz, Mary Prescott, Mike Hoyt, Sharon Mansur, and Tiphanie “PH” Copeland.
Image: still from tracings film, Sydney Swanson
Image description: An Arab American woman is visible in the bottom center of the photo from behind, with her hands resting on the straw hat she's wearing. Her shadow extends in front of her over grass and rocks.
artist ~ experimentalist ~ mover & shaker
Sharon Mansur is a fiscal year 2023 recipient of a Creative Support for Individuals grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board. This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation by the Minnesota State Legislature; and by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Header photo: Still from 1001 Arab Futures, pictured Sharon Mansur, videography by Sydney Swanson/InSite Arts and Healing
Image description: The head and shoulders of an Arab American woman with short hair are visible, lying on a grey and beige concrete surface, dressed in a sleeveless blue and white costume, looking directly at the camera with an open curious expression, peering through a roll of bright blue tape held by her right hand to her right eye.