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SUMMARY:Bronzeville in Reel Time with South Side Home Movie Project
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an afternoon of South Side home movies\, featuring newly preserved films of Bronzeville from filmmaker Ramon Williams!\n  \n\n\n \n  \nIn partnership with South Side Home Movie Project\, with support from the Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelly Foundation\, SSCAC is thrilled to host a special screening showcasing select cinema reels of Ramon Williams. Ramon Williams\, Black IBEW electrician and film hobbyist\, was an early adopter of amateur filmmaking and invested in documenting the Bronzeville community in which he lived — filming major Bronzeville social and civic events between the 1940s and 1960s.\n  \nWe’re honored to show a selection of these films during Black History Month\, to highlight Ramon Williams’s commitment to documenting Black life on the South Side\, and the lasting legacy of Black cinema’s power to visualize Black life in real time.\n  \n \n  \nWe’ll be joined by SSHMP Assistant Director\, Saroop Singh (fka Justin Williams)\, Bronzeville Historical Society President Sherry Williams\, and PhD student in Cinema and Media Studies at U Chicago\, Avery LaFlamme for a live dialogue about Ramon’s cinema work and legacy in the Bronzeville community.\n  \nDonated to South Side Home Movie Project in 2020\, the Ramon Williams Collection encompasses 302 film reels\, their largest donation yet\, representing never-before-seen visual records of Bronzeville authored by one of its few citizens with a movie camera! What was Black social life like during that time? How did Black folks present and fashion themselves? What were significant events that took place in the Bronzeville community? We hope you’ll join us to find out!\n  \n*Complimentary refreshments will be provided for attendees.
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SUMMARY:Honoring Hunt: Legacies in Chicago Black Metalworkers
DESCRIPTION:Learn about the artistic histories of Black metalworker artists in Chicago!\n\n\n  \n \n  \nSSCAC’s Archives and Collections Manager LaMar R. Gayles Jr. will introduce visitors to different metalworkers who have worked throughout Chicago’s artistic landscape. Amongst these makers there will be special attention given to the work of famed\, now ancestral artist Richard Howard Hunt (1935-2023) who made major contributions to the field of Black metalwork.\n  \nPresented as a lecture\, this program will expose viewers to these histories and makers\, while the second portion will invite viewers to touch and interact with a selection of metal objects from the Center’s collection. Some of the artists discussed in addition to Hunt will include Elizabeth Catlett\, Ausbra Ford\, Geraldine McCullough\, and Ramon Price to name a few. This program will work to illustrate how Black artists in Chicago have contributed to the realm of metalworking. As time goes on we continually are losing the elders who have contributed to fields like metalworking and this program intends to create a space to honor these contributions and legacies!
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