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SUMMARY:‘Caitlin Karolczak: Imitations of Mortality’ at the Satanic Temple
DESCRIPTION:Throughout history\, women have been more commonly recalled as muses than artists. Karolczak lays claim to both\, using both self-portraiture and other imagery in reclamation of identity. Her art practice also exhibits a preoccupation with the male portrait\, examining prevalent notions of fetishization and oft-not-seen vulnerability. Karolczak’s richly layered works combine age-old painting techniques with bold\, contemporary mediums. Featuring countless brushstrokes and translucent layers of pigment combined with uncommonly used mediums such as neon\, enamel and metal leaf\, Karolczak’s work truly stands out in the genre of figurative art. \nCaitlin Karolczak was born on Minnesota’s Iron Range. She attended the University of MN at 16\, where she received a BFA in Fine Arts and a BA in Art History with an emphasis in 19th century medical photography. \nIn addition to painting Karolczak\, pursues installation\, sculpture\, and performance art\, often incorporating objects of biology and antiquity from her personal collection. \nKarolczak has exhibited internationally in Bogotá\, Vancouver\, New York\, Miami\, Minneapolis\, Belgium\, Germany and more. Her work is in numerous collections across the US as well as Australia\, South America\, UK\, Canada\, Israel & South Africa. She has been interviewed by art publications in Australia\, South America\, Croatia\, & the USA. \nImage: Recoil\, Oil and encaustic on canvas\, 48″ x 72″.  2022
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/caitlin-karolczak-imitations-of-mortality-at-the-satanic-temple/
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SUMMARY:‘Creatives of Color Boston Blooming Truths’ Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Creatives of Color BOSTON presents our 2022 exhibition\, “Blooming Truths”. This project asks the question\, “What would the world look like if colonialism never existed\, and BIPOC were given the chance to truly blossom?” In our current climate\, being BIPOC can sometimes feel like we have to make ourselves smaller just to fit into a world that treats us less than equitably. \nBIPOC Artists of various mediums will explore the idea of an alternative future where we aren’t boxed in by the limitations of a post-colonial\, Euro-centric world. It will be an opportunity for artists and viewers alike to give themselves permission to take up space\, and we were inspired to choose this theme because of a discussion that transpired between us and artists in our community. \nFeaturing work from: \n\nAryana Meraj\nJennessa Burks\nJennifer Okumura\nLinda Sok\nLiza Zayas\nMariel Cueto\nNaijah Nine\nOlivia Blaisdell\nSephra Mohammed
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/creatives-of-color-boston-blooming-truths-exhibition-22/
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SUMMARY:The Unmasking of Negro Election Day and the Black Vote\, Salem United
DESCRIPTION:The exhibition begins with the history of slavery and the arrival of Prince Pompey.  Then it travels through the life of Prince Pompey as a slave.  It moves to Pompey establishing the first Black voting system\, called Negro Election Day. Then it gradually takes you through black voter suppression.  It returns to Negro Election Day today and what it stands for.  It introduces you to the Back American Heritage Flag of 1967 and ends with the Negro Election Day quilt. \nDoreen Wade is the President of Salem United\, Inc. with six years serving as President.  When developing Salem United\, Inc. in 2016 her mission for the Organization was to preserve\, protect and build black history. Doreen Wade is a powerful force in Essex County and uses her positive attitude and tireless energy to encourage understanding the First Black Voting System\, called Negro Election Day. Doreen is inspired by those around her and her community.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/the-unmasking-of-negro-election-day-and-the-black-vote-salem-united-22/
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SUMMARY:‘Dominican Faceless Dolls’ at Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center
DESCRIPTION:Salem Maritime National Historic Site announces the installation of Dominican Faceless Dolls\, a bilingual (English/Spanish) exhibit on display May 7 – June 30\, Wednesday – Sunday\, 10 am – 4pm at the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center\, 2 New Liberty Street in Salem. Co-created with North Shore Community Development Coalition (North Shore CDC)\, the exhibit celebrates Salem’s global connections and Caribbean culture with artwork and stories by residents of the Point neighborhood (also known as El Punto).\n\nDominican Faceless Dolls inspiration stems from a popular handicraft of the Dominican Republic\, Muñecas Limé. These small\, ceramic figures that lack faces symbolize Dominican women\, culture and diversity. “Dominican Faceless Dolls fosters a connection with new and existing audiences to find cultural relevancy at the site specifically with Essex County’s Latinx community\,” said Program Manager of Visitor Experience and Community Engagement\, Susan Russo. \n“We are grateful for this partnership with Salem Maritime\,” said North Shore CDC Chief Executive Officer\, Mickey Northcutt. “The exhibit honors the beautiful cultural significance of the Dominican faceless dolls and people of the Dominican community in Salem.” \n“This exhibition is special because it offers people from all walks of life\, who are either familiar with these dolls or learning about them for the first time\, the opportunity to share their own stories through creative expression”\, said Yinette Guzman\, Design & Placemaking Project Manager at North Shore CDC. “These new works of art continue the tradition of Muñecas Limé and represent the identity and cultural heritage of each artist.” \nThe North Shore CDC selected nineteen paper dolls and three artist stories for Dominican Faceless Dolls. With bios\, poems\, and personalized\, paper dolls\, the exhibit shares Salem stories of migration\, heritage\, and intersecting identities. The co-creators of the exhibit invite visitors to share their own stories on interactive panels with questions centered on discovery of self and community. \nThe National Park Service extends special thanks to the Latino Heritage Internship Program (LHIP). Dominican Faceless Dolls follows a 2021 exhibit proposal and a series of online resources developed by LHIP interns Tahmoor Chadury and Karla Bonilla. Visitors are invited to further explore and make their own faceless\, paper doll by visiting www.nps.gov/articles/000/faceless-dolls.htm.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/dominican-faceless-dolls-at-salem-armory-regional-visitor-center-13/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220525T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220525T180000
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SUMMARY:‘Psychomanteum’ at Old Town Hall
DESCRIPTION:Open your mind and enter the Psychomanteum; a unique experiential installation that explores the psyche. Intertwining mythological practices\, psychological techniques\, and physiological responses\, the Psychomanteum allows participants to interact with the specters residing in their conscious and subconscious.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/psychomanteum-at-old-town-hall-13/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220525T190000
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SUMMARY:Seagrass Salon Speaker Series
DESCRIPTION:Seagrass\, an adult-use boutique cannabis dispensary\, launches the Seagrass Salon Speaker Series focused primarily on cannabis education and social\, environmental\, and public policy issues related to the cannabis industry. \nSpeakers include:  \nMarch 23: Nikki Furrer – Author of “A Woman’s Guide to Cannabis: Using Marijuana to Feel Better\, Look Better\, Sleep Better and Get High Like a Lady” \nApril 27: Lizzie Post – Author of “Higher Etiquette: A Guide to the World of Cannabis\, from Dispensaries to Dinner Parties” \nMay 25: Christian Briggs – Director of Cultivation\, Ocean Breeze Cultivators \nJune 29: Khadijah Tribble – Founder of Marijuana Matters and the Marijuana Policy Trust\, Vice President of Corporate Social Responsibility at Curaleaf
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/seagrass-salon-speaker-series-3/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220526
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220527
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LAST-MODIFIED:20220519T090010Z
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SUMMARY:‘Caitlin Karolczak: Imitations of Mortality’ at the Satanic Temple
DESCRIPTION:Throughout history\, women have been more commonly recalled as muses than artists. Karolczak lays claim to both\, using both self-portraiture and other imagery in reclamation of identity. Her art practice also exhibits a preoccupation with the male portrait\, examining prevalent notions of fetishization and oft-not-seen vulnerability. Karolczak’s richly layered works combine age-old painting techniques with bold\, contemporary mediums. Featuring countless brushstrokes and translucent layers of pigment combined with uncommonly used mediums such as neon\, enamel and metal leaf\, Karolczak’s work truly stands out in the genre of figurative art. \nCaitlin Karolczak was born on Minnesota’s Iron Range. She attended the University of MN at 16\, where she received a BFA in Fine Arts and a BA in Art History with an emphasis in 19th century medical photography. \nIn addition to painting Karolczak\, pursues installation\, sculpture\, and performance art\, often incorporating objects of biology and antiquity from her personal collection. \nKarolczak has exhibited internationally in Bogotá\, Vancouver\, New York\, Miami\, Minneapolis\, Belgium\, Germany and more. Her work is in numerous collections across the US as well as Australia\, South America\, UK\, Canada\, Israel & South Africa. She has been interviewed by art publications in Australia\, South America\, Croatia\, & the USA. \nImage: Recoil\, Oil and encaustic on canvas\, 48″ x 72″.  2022
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/caitlin-karolczak-imitations-of-mortality-at-the-satanic-temple-2/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220527
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CREATED:20220519T090016Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220519T090016Z
UID:12836-1653523200-1653609599@salemforallages.org
SUMMARY:‘Creatives of Color Boston Blooming Truths’ Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Creatives of Color BOSTON presents our 2022 exhibition\, “Blooming Truths”. This project asks the question\, “What would the world look like if colonialism never existed\, and BIPOC were given the chance to truly blossom?” In our current climate\, being BIPOC can sometimes feel like we have to make ourselves smaller just to fit into a world that treats us less than equitably. \nBIPOC Artists of various mediums will explore the idea of an alternative future where we aren’t boxed in by the limitations of a post-colonial\, Euro-centric world. It will be an opportunity for artists and viewers alike to give themselves permission to take up space\, and we were inspired to choose this theme because of a discussion that transpired between us and artists in our community. \nFeaturing work from: \n\nAryana Meraj\nJennessa Burks\nJennifer Okumura\nLinda Sok\nLiza Zayas\nMariel Cueto\nNaijah Nine\nOlivia Blaisdell\nSephra Mohammed
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/creatives-of-color-boston-blooming-truths-exhibition-23/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220526
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220527
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LAST-MODIFIED:20220519T090016Z
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SUMMARY:The Unmasking of Negro Election Day and the Black Vote\, Salem United
DESCRIPTION:The exhibition begins with the history of slavery and the arrival of Prince Pompey.  Then it travels through the life of Prince Pompey as a slave.  It moves to Pompey establishing the first Black voting system\, called Negro Election Day. Then it gradually takes you through black voter suppression.  It returns to Negro Election Day today and what it stands for.  It introduces you to the Back American Heritage Flag of 1967 and ends with the Negro Election Day quilt. \nDoreen Wade is the President of Salem United\, Inc. with six years serving as President.  When developing Salem United\, Inc. in 2016 her mission for the Organization was to preserve\, protect and build black history. Doreen Wade is a powerful force in Essex County and uses her positive attitude and tireless energy to encourage understanding the First Black Voting System\, called Negro Election Day. Doreen is inspired by those around her and her community.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/the-unmasking-of-negro-election-day-and-the-black-vote-salem-united-23/
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://salemforallages.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Press-Image-1428x1536-1.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220526T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220526T160000
DTSTAMP:20260508T070736
CREATED:20220519T090016Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220519T090016Z
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SUMMARY:‘Dominican Faceless Dolls’ at Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center
DESCRIPTION:Salem Maritime National Historic Site announces the installation of Dominican Faceless Dolls\, a bilingual (English/Spanish) exhibit on display May 7 – June 30\, Wednesday – Sunday\, 10 am – 4pm at the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center\, 2 New Liberty Street in Salem. Co-created with North Shore Community Development Coalition (North Shore CDC)\, the exhibit celebrates Salem’s global connections and Caribbean culture with artwork and stories by residents of the Point neighborhood (also known as El Punto).\n\nDominican Faceless Dolls inspiration stems from a popular handicraft of the Dominican Republic\, Muñecas Limé. These small\, ceramic figures that lack faces symbolize Dominican women\, culture and diversity. “Dominican Faceless Dolls fosters a connection with new and existing audiences to find cultural relevancy at the site specifically with Essex County’s Latinx community\,” said Program Manager of Visitor Experience and Community Engagement\, Susan Russo. \n“We are grateful for this partnership with Salem Maritime\,” said North Shore CDC Chief Executive Officer\, Mickey Northcutt. “The exhibit honors the beautiful cultural significance of the Dominican faceless dolls and people of the Dominican community in Salem.” \n“This exhibition is special because it offers people from all walks of life\, who are either familiar with these dolls or learning about them for the first time\, the opportunity to share their own stories through creative expression”\, said Yinette Guzman\, Design & Placemaking Project Manager at North Shore CDC. “These new works of art continue the tradition of Muñecas Limé and represent the identity and cultural heritage of each artist.” \nThe North Shore CDC selected nineteen paper dolls and three artist stories for Dominican Faceless Dolls. With bios\, poems\, and personalized\, paper dolls\, the exhibit shares Salem stories of migration\, heritage\, and intersecting identities. The co-creators of the exhibit invite visitors to share their own stories on interactive panels with questions centered on discovery of self and community. \nThe National Park Service extends special thanks to the Latino Heritage Internship Program (LHIP). Dominican Faceless Dolls follows a 2021 exhibit proposal and a series of online resources developed by LHIP interns Tahmoor Chadury and Karla Bonilla. Visitors are invited to further explore and make their own faceless\, paper doll by visiting www.nps.gov/articles/000/faceless-dolls.htm.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/dominican-faceless-dolls-at-salem-armory-regional-visitor-center-14/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220526T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220526T180000
DTSTAMP:20260508T070736
CREATED:20220519T090020Z
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SUMMARY:‘Psychomanteum’ at Old Town Hall
DESCRIPTION:Open your mind and enter the Psychomanteum; a unique experiential installation that explores the psyche. Intertwining mythological practices\, psychological techniques\, and physiological responses\, the Psychomanteum allows participants to interact with the specters residing in their conscious and subconscious.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/psychomanteum-at-old-town-hall-14/
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://salemforallages.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/psychomanteum_web_rectangle.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220526T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220526T180000
DTSTAMP:20260508T070736
CREATED:20220519T090020Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220519T090020Z
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SUMMARY:Rebel Row at Old Town Hall
DESCRIPTION:Rebel Row is a small\, women-run business that began in the height of the pandemic. It strives to promote safety\, independence\, and self-advocacy. Rebel Row first began by creating self-defense keychains. These keychains were created to promote safety\, while remaining stylish\, and were first donated to individuals on the frontlines of the BLM protests during the summer of 2020. Rebel Row has expanded into custom resin tumbler products and more. Rebel Row strives to promote social justice and has a goal of fostering relationships with the communities they pop-up in and their customers.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/rebel-row-at-old-town-hall-4/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220528
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LAST-MODIFIED:20220519T090020Z
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SUMMARY:‘Caitlin Karolczak: Imitations of Mortality’ at the Satanic Temple
DESCRIPTION:Throughout history\, women have been more commonly recalled as muses than artists. Karolczak lays claim to both\, using both self-portraiture and other imagery in reclamation of identity. Her art practice also exhibits a preoccupation with the male portrait\, examining prevalent notions of fetishization and oft-not-seen vulnerability. Karolczak’s richly layered works combine age-old painting techniques with bold\, contemporary mediums. Featuring countless brushstrokes and translucent layers of pigment combined with uncommonly used mediums such as neon\, enamel and metal leaf\, Karolczak’s work truly stands out in the genre of figurative art. \nCaitlin Karolczak was born on Minnesota’s Iron Range. She attended the University of MN at 16\, where she received a BFA in Fine Arts and a BA in Art History with an emphasis in 19th century medical photography. \nIn addition to painting Karolczak\, pursues installation\, sculpture\, and performance art\, often incorporating objects of biology and antiquity from her personal collection. \nKarolczak has exhibited internationally in Bogotá\, Vancouver\, New York\, Miami\, Minneapolis\, Belgium\, Germany and more. Her work is in numerous collections across the US as well as Australia\, South America\, UK\, Canada\, Israel & South Africa. She has been interviewed by art publications in Australia\, South America\, Croatia\, & the USA. \nImage: Recoil\, Oil and encaustic on canvas\, 48″ x 72″.  2022
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/caitlin-karolczak-imitations-of-mortality-at-the-satanic-temple-3/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220527
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220528
DTSTAMP:20260508T070736
CREATED:20220520T090010Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220520T090010Z
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SUMMARY:‘Creatives of Color Boston Blooming Truths’ Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Creatives of Color BOSTON presents our 2022 exhibition\, “Blooming Truths”. This project asks the question\, “What would the world look like if colonialism never existed\, and BIPOC were given the chance to truly blossom?” In our current climate\, being BIPOC can sometimes feel like we have to make ourselves smaller just to fit into a world that treats us less than equitably. \nBIPOC Artists of various mediums will explore the idea of an alternative future where we aren’t boxed in by the limitations of a post-colonial\, Euro-centric world. It will be an opportunity for artists and viewers alike to give themselves permission to take up space\, and we were inspired to choose this theme because of a discussion that transpired between us and artists in our community. \nFeaturing work from: \n\nAryana Meraj\nJennessa Burks\nJennifer Okumura\nLinda Sok\nLiza Zayas\nMariel Cueto\nNaijah Nine\nOlivia Blaisdell\nSephra Mohammed
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/creatives-of-color-boston-blooming-truths-exhibition-24/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220527
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220528
DTSTAMP:20260508T070736
CREATED:20220520T090011Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220520T090011Z
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SUMMARY:The Unmasking of Negro Election Day and the Black Vote\, Salem United
DESCRIPTION:The exhibition begins with the history of slavery and the arrival of Prince Pompey.  Then it travels through the life of Prince Pompey as a slave.  It moves to Pompey establishing the first Black voting system\, called Negro Election Day. Then it gradually takes you through black voter suppression.  It returns to Negro Election Day today and what it stands for.  It introduces you to the Back American Heritage Flag of 1967 and ends with the Negro Election Day quilt. \nDoreen Wade is the President of Salem United\, Inc. with six years serving as President.  When developing Salem United\, Inc. in 2016 her mission for the Organization was to preserve\, protect and build black history. Doreen Wade is a powerful force in Essex County and uses her positive attitude and tireless energy to encourage understanding the First Black Voting System\, called Negro Election Day. Doreen is inspired by those around her and her community.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/the-unmasking-of-negro-election-day-and-the-black-vote-salem-united-24/
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://salemforallages.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Press-Image-1428x1536-1.jpg
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220527T160000
DTSTAMP:20260508T070736
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SUMMARY:‘Dominican Faceless Dolls’ at Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center
DESCRIPTION:Salem Maritime National Historic Site announces the installation of Dominican Faceless Dolls\, a bilingual (English/Spanish) exhibit on display May 7 – June 30\, Wednesday – Sunday\, 10 am – 4pm at the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center\, 2 New Liberty Street in Salem. Co-created with North Shore Community Development Coalition (North Shore CDC)\, the exhibit celebrates Salem’s global connections and Caribbean culture with artwork and stories by residents of the Point neighborhood (also known as El Punto).\n\nDominican Faceless Dolls inspiration stems from a popular handicraft of the Dominican Republic\, Muñecas Limé. These small\, ceramic figures that lack faces symbolize Dominican women\, culture and diversity. “Dominican Faceless Dolls fosters a connection with new and existing audiences to find cultural relevancy at the site specifically with Essex County’s Latinx community\,” said Program Manager of Visitor Experience and Community Engagement\, Susan Russo. \n“We are grateful for this partnership with Salem Maritime\,” said North Shore CDC Chief Executive Officer\, Mickey Northcutt. “The exhibit honors the beautiful cultural significance of the Dominican faceless dolls and people of the Dominican community in Salem.” \n“This exhibition is special because it offers people from all walks of life\, who are either familiar with these dolls or learning about them for the first time\, the opportunity to share their own stories through creative expression”\, said Yinette Guzman\, Design & Placemaking Project Manager at North Shore CDC. “These new works of art continue the tradition of Muñecas Limé and represent the identity and cultural heritage of each artist.” \nThe North Shore CDC selected nineteen paper dolls and three artist stories for Dominican Faceless Dolls. With bios\, poems\, and personalized\, paper dolls\, the exhibit shares Salem stories of migration\, heritage\, and intersecting identities. The co-creators of the exhibit invite visitors to share their own stories on interactive panels with questions centered on discovery of self and community. \nThe National Park Service extends special thanks to the Latino Heritage Internship Program (LHIP). Dominican Faceless Dolls follows a 2021 exhibit proposal and a series of online resources developed by LHIP interns Tahmoor Chadury and Karla Bonilla. Visitors are invited to further explore and make their own faceless\, paper doll by visiting www.nps.gov/articles/000/faceless-dolls.htm.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/dominican-faceless-dolls-at-salem-armory-regional-visitor-center-15/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220527T120000
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SUMMARY:Witch Trials Ancestor and Descendants Tour
DESCRIPTION:Salem will be 400 years old in 2026. It is rich in history\, including a critical role in the American Revolution and being the richest seaport per capita from 1790 to 1812. And then there is the 1692 Witch Trials. There were 156 official complaints and maybe 200 accused\, along with 70 afflicted persons\, nine judges\, dozens of jurors and hundreds who observed the trials. Calculations estimate that there could be 100 million descendants from the 1692 Witchcraft Trials. Many descendants know but many don’t know. Most of them have never been in the public eye. However\, many of them are famous and some are infamous. You’ll be surprised. \nThis tour will bring you throughout the downtown area of old Salem Towne and will discuss key people involved in the 1692 Witchcraft Trials and their descendants. \nPerhaps you are one of them.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/witch-trials-ancestor-and-descendants-tour/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220527T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220527T200000
DTSTAMP:20260508T070736
CREATED:20220520T090019Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220520T090019Z
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SUMMARY:‘Psychomanteum’ at Old Town Hall
DESCRIPTION:Open your mind and enter the Psychomanteum; a unique experiential installation that explores the psyche. Intertwining mythological practices\, psychological techniques\, and physiological responses\, the Psychomanteum allows participants to interact with the specters residing in their conscious and subconscious.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/psychomanteum-at-old-town-hall-15/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220527T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220527T180000
DTSTAMP:20260508T070736
CREATED:20220520T090019Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220520T090019Z
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SUMMARY:Acrylic Pour Workshop
DESCRIPTION:In this workshop Robbie will prepare for workshop participants to paint their own acrylic pour paintings. Limited seats available! To ensure a free spot\, RSVP by emailing ChagallPAC@gmail.com This one hour workshop involves picking out the paints you want to pour with\, mixing with a diluting agent\, and pouring onto a canvas. The canvas will need to sit to dry for several days; you can recuperate your painting a few days later at our shop next to Old Town Hall on Artists’ Row. RobbiePaul studios started about five years ago when Robert Odell decided to take his passion of color and organic forms and make a career out of creating one of a kind pieces. Robert started out working with acrylics but realized traditional painting with brushes wasn’t for him. He took his love of nature \, magic\, and space and discovered fluid art. Being able to create pieces that just flowed right off the canvas the way waves flow over the sand on a beach is what truly felt right to him. Robert also fell in love with the science behind fluid acrylic painting and the way colors are able to be blended in a way that seems so organic and free. Robert now spends his time creating colorful pieces he hopes will spread love and peace to anyone who sees them.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/acrylic-pour-workshop/
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CREATED:20220520T090022Z
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SUMMARY:‘Caitlin Karolczak: Imitations of Mortality’ at the Satanic Temple
DESCRIPTION:Throughout history\, women have been more commonly recalled as muses than artists. Karolczak lays claim to both\, using both self-portraiture and other imagery in reclamation of identity. Her art practice also exhibits a preoccupation with the male portrait\, examining prevalent notions of fetishization and oft-not-seen vulnerability. Karolczak’s richly layered works combine age-old painting techniques with bold\, contemporary mediums. Featuring countless brushstrokes and translucent layers of pigment combined with uncommonly used mediums such as neon\, enamel and metal leaf\, Karolczak’s work truly stands out in the genre of figurative art. \nCaitlin Karolczak was born on Minnesota’s Iron Range. She attended the University of MN at 16\, where she received a BFA in Fine Arts and a BA in Art History with an emphasis in 19th century medical photography. \nIn addition to painting Karolczak\, pursues installation\, sculpture\, and performance art\, often incorporating objects of biology and antiquity from her personal collection. \nKarolczak has exhibited internationally in Bogotá\, Vancouver\, New York\, Miami\, Minneapolis\, Belgium\, Germany and more. Her work is in numerous collections across the US as well as Australia\, South America\, UK\, Canada\, Israel & South Africa. She has been interviewed by art publications in Australia\, South America\, Croatia\, & the USA. \nImage: Recoil\, Oil and encaustic on canvas\, 48″ x 72″.  2022
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/caitlin-karolczak-imitations-of-mortality-at-the-satanic-temple-4/
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CREATED:20220520T090026Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220520T090026Z
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SUMMARY:‘Creatives of Color Boston Blooming Truths’ Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Creatives of Color BOSTON presents our 2022 exhibition\, “Blooming Truths”. This project asks the question\, “What would the world look like if colonialism never existed\, and BIPOC were given the chance to truly blossom?” In our current climate\, being BIPOC can sometimes feel like we have to make ourselves smaller just to fit into a world that treats us less than equitably. \nBIPOC Artists of various mediums will explore the idea of an alternative future where we aren’t boxed in by the limitations of a post-colonial\, Euro-centric world. It will be an opportunity for artists and viewers alike to give themselves permission to take up space\, and we were inspired to choose this theme because of a discussion that transpired between us and artists in our community. \nFeaturing work from: \n\nAryana Meraj\nJennessa Burks\nJennifer Okumura\nLinda Sok\nLiza Zayas\nMariel Cueto\nNaijah Nine\nOlivia Blaisdell\nSephra Mohammed
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/creatives-of-color-boston-blooming-truths-exhibition-25/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220528
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220529
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CREATED:20220521T090009Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220521T090009Z
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SUMMARY:The Unmasking of Negro Election Day and the Black Vote\, Salem United
DESCRIPTION:The exhibition begins with the history of slavery and the arrival of Prince Pompey.  Then it travels through the life of Prince Pompey as a slave.  It moves to Pompey establishing the first Black voting system\, called Negro Election Day. Then it gradually takes you through black voter suppression.  It returns to Negro Election Day today and what it stands for.  It introduces you to the Back American Heritage Flag of 1967 and ends with the Negro Election Day quilt. \nDoreen Wade is the President of Salem United\, Inc. with six years serving as President.  When developing Salem United\, Inc. in 2016 her mission for the Organization was to preserve\, protect and build black history. Doreen Wade is a powerful force in Essex County and uses her positive attitude and tireless energy to encourage understanding the First Black Voting System\, called Negro Election Day. Doreen is inspired by those around her and her community.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/the-unmasking-of-negro-election-day-and-the-black-vote-salem-united-25/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T090000
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CREATED:20220521T090010Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220521T090010Z
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SUMMARY:Broom Decorating for Kids at The Witchery
DESCRIPTION:The Witchery is hosting a ‘Broom Decorating for Kids’ class! Make a reservation at TheWitcherySalem.com. \n\nRuns Saturdays at 9:00 am\nAges 3-10\n$35\n\n 
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/broom-decorating-for-kids-at-the-witchery-9/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T160000
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CREATED:20220521T090014Z
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SUMMARY:‘Dominican Faceless Dolls’ at Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center
DESCRIPTION:Salem Maritime National Historic Site announces the installation of Dominican Faceless Dolls\, a bilingual (English/Spanish) exhibit on display May 7 – June 30\, Wednesday – Sunday\, 10 am – 4pm at the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center\, 2 New Liberty Street in Salem. Co-created with North Shore Community Development Coalition (North Shore CDC)\, the exhibit celebrates Salem’s global connections and Caribbean culture with artwork and stories by residents of the Point neighborhood (also known as El Punto).\n\nDominican Faceless Dolls inspiration stems from a popular handicraft of the Dominican Republic\, Muñecas Limé. These small\, ceramic figures that lack faces symbolize Dominican women\, culture and diversity. “Dominican Faceless Dolls fosters a connection with new and existing audiences to find cultural relevancy at the site specifically with Essex County’s Latinx community\,” said Program Manager of Visitor Experience and Community Engagement\, Susan Russo. \n“We are grateful for this partnership with Salem Maritime\,” said North Shore CDC Chief Executive Officer\, Mickey Northcutt. “The exhibit honors the beautiful cultural significance of the Dominican faceless dolls and people of the Dominican community in Salem.” \n“This exhibition is special because it offers people from all walks of life\, who are either familiar with these dolls or learning about them for the first time\, the opportunity to share their own stories through creative expression”\, said Yinette Guzman\, Design & Placemaking Project Manager at North Shore CDC. “These new works of art continue the tradition of Muñecas Limé and represent the identity and cultural heritage of each artist.” \nThe North Shore CDC selected nineteen paper dolls and three artist stories for Dominican Faceless Dolls. With bios\, poems\, and personalized\, paper dolls\, the exhibit shares Salem stories of migration\, heritage\, and intersecting identities. The co-creators of the exhibit invite visitors to share their own stories on interactive panels with questions centered on discovery of self and community. \nThe National Park Service extends special thanks to the Latino Heritage Internship Program (LHIP). Dominican Faceless Dolls follows a 2021 exhibit proposal and a series of online resources developed by LHIP interns Tahmoor Chadury and Karla Bonilla. Visitors are invited to further explore and make their own faceless\, paper doll by visiting www.nps.gov/articles/000/faceless-dolls.htm.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/dominican-faceless-dolls-at-salem-armory-regional-visitor-center-16/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T120000
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CREATED:20220521T090017Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220521T090017Z
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SUMMARY:Witch Trials Ancestor and Descendants Tour
DESCRIPTION:Salem will be 400 years old in 2026. It is rich in history\, including a critical role in the American Revolution and being the richest seaport per capita from 1790 to 1812. And then there is the 1692 Witch Trials. There were 156 official complaints and maybe 200 accused\, along with 70 afflicted persons\, nine judges\, dozens of jurors and hundreds who observed the trials. Calculations estimate that there could be 100 million descendants from the 1692 Witchcraft Trials. Many descendants know but many don’t know. Most of them have never been in the public eye. However\, many of them are famous and some are infamous. You’ll be surprised. \nThis tour will bring you throughout the downtown area of old Salem Towne and will discuss key people involved in the 1692 Witchcraft Trials and their descendants. \nPerhaps you are one of them.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/witch-trials-ancestor-and-descendants-tour-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T200000
DTSTAMP:20260508T070736
CREATED:20220521T090019Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220521T090019Z
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SUMMARY:‘Psychomanteum’ at Old Town Hall
DESCRIPTION:Open your mind and enter the Psychomanteum; a unique experiential installation that explores the psyche. Intertwining mythological practices\, psychological techniques\, and physiological responses\, the Psychomanteum allows participants to interact with the specters residing in their conscious and subconscious.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/psychomanteum-at-old-town-hall-16/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T160000
DTSTAMP:20260508T070736
CREATED:20220525T090008Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220525T090008Z
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SUMMARY:Family Music
DESCRIPTION:Bringing all family members together to play violins\, ukes\, rhythm instruments and sing songs in the KEY of C. The ukes will learn the 3 chords in the key of C using a color coded method. Violins will be bowing notes color coded for each chord. All adults are encouraged to come by and become their “playful selves” along with their children!
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/family-music/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T200000
DTSTAMP:20260508T070736
CREATED:20220521T090020Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220521T090020Z
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SUMMARY:The Brightness
DESCRIPTION:The Brightness is a group consisting of Matt Cruz\, Steve Sando\, and Emily Cooper. They blend folk compositions with electronic instrumentation\, overlaying ambient soundscapes onto traditional songwriting.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/the-brightness/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T210000
DTSTAMP:20260508T070736
CREATED:20220521T090020Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220521T090020Z
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SUMMARY:Heavy Temple – Live in Concert
DESCRIPTION:Join Philadelphia-based rockstars HEAVY TEMPLE for an intimate and rare performance at The Satanic Temple! \nSince their inception\, HEAVY TEMPLE has made waves throughout the heavy rock underground\, galvanizing their brain-melting attack over the course of tours with Corrosion of Conformity\, Ruby the Hatchet\, Ecstatic Vision\, and Royal Thunder\, and appearances at fests including Psycho Las Vegas\, DesertFest New York\, The Obelisk All-Dayer\, Muddy Roots and Decibel Metal and Beer. \nFusing their strongest lineup into place just ahead of the coronavirus pandemic\, Heavy Temple took advantage of the forced layoff from touring to craft their cosmic heaviness into the first official full-length\, Lupi Amoris\, which arrived in June 2021 on Magnetic Eye Records. \nReady for the return of a world that allows this well-oiled riff machine back onstage\, the band proudly presents a heavy psychedelic expedition that seamlessly weaves from boogie van grooves to Candlemassian gravitas.  \nThis event will be live-streamed at TST-TV!
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/heavy-temple-live-in-concert-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220528T220000
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CREATED:20220521T090022Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220521T090022Z
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SUMMARY:Mediumship Class with Leanne Marrama
DESCRIPTION:Learn To See Beyond The Veil\nJoin renowned Witch High Priestess Leanne Marrama as she guides you on peering beyond the veil. Learn to develop your psychic and mediumship abilities. Activate your gifts to communicate with your ancestors\, spirit guides\, and love ones.\n\nIn this class you will:\n-Enhance meditation\n-Acknowledge\nsigns and messages\n-Access information through Automatic Writing\n-Build relationships with Ancestors\nLight Refreshments will be served.
URL:https://salemforallages.org/event/mediumship-class-with-leanne-marrama/
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