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Dickinson College to Host Virtual Panel on Artists’ Response to COVID-19
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Artists Respond to COVID-19
Dickinson will host a virtual discussion with a panel of experts in the visual and performing arts titled “Carlisle Artists and Arts Organizations Respond to COVID-19.” The livestream event will take place Thursday, April 16, at 7 p.m. The link to view the event will be available the Clarke Forum for Contemporary Issues' website at 6:50 that evening. The public is invited to watch the discussion and submit questions for panelists in the comments section of the YouTube live stream.
Participants:
- Erika Juran is the executive director of Carlisle Regional Performing Arts Center. She has several years of experience in the arts sector, including serving as a leader at an art museum and a regional arts council.
- Zach King is a singer-songwriter from Perry County with a passion for traditional country music. He serves as the director of Kingfish & Friends, an art collective that works to support, build and promote the arts scene through community engagement and fellowship.
- Becky Richeson is the executive director of the Carlisle Arts Learning Center (CALC). She focuses on using the power of art to cultivate relationships and strengthen the community,
- Sarah Skaggs is an associate professor of dance at Dickinson. She is also the artistic director of Sarah Skaggs Dance and an internationally renowned choreographer from New York City.
The event is sponsored by the Clarke Forum for Contemporary Issues.
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Published April 14, 2020