WINDOWS
OF
UNDERSTANDING
2021 Featured Artists
Kim Adlerman, Metuchen First Presbyterian Church Food Pantry
Dominique Brancato, Metuchen First Aid Squad
Helene Brenenson, MCFOODS
Jenn Cacciola, Rutgers Climate Institute
Joe Castronova, Kiddie Keepwell Camp
Frances Cruz, Highland Park Food Pantry
Hiawatha Cuffee, Neighborcorps
Lauren Curtis, Edison Greenways Group
Bob Diken, GLSEN
Sonya Elefante, Garden of Healing
Shauna Figueroa, Highland Park Middle School
Janice Fried, Women Aware
Melisa Gerecci, Elijah's Promise
Martina Hannah, Women Aware
Samantha Knierim, Johnson & Johnson Open & Out
Luciana Mallozzi, Metuchen First Aid Squad
John Marron, Highland Park Gives a Hoot
Ria Monga, Traumatic Loss Coalition
Maja Opacic, Edison Greenways Group
Lauren Rabinowitz, Metuchen First Aid Squad
Robyn Trimboli-Russo, Kiddie Keepwell Camp
Krishna Schroth, Healthier Middlesex
Amalya Sherman, Women Aware
Marcia Shiffman, Lower Raritan Watershed Partnership
Anisha Thind, Metuchen First Presbyterian Church Food Pantry
Mickey Waring, Edison Greenways Group
Wilford Charles & Cristina Hoyos, Kiddie Keepwell Camp
OPEN CALL FOR VIRTUAL EXHIBITION:
Hosted by the American Hungarian Foundation
Submissions due Jan 18
In the midst of a pandemic and continued broad racial reckonings, the Windows of Understanding project is seeking submissions for a special virtual exhibition to help broaden our questioning and understanding of the intersectionality of RACIAL JUSTICE with the five central issues being explored in our public art displays: Climate Change, Food Insecurity, Healing from Trauma, Public Health, and Youth Engagement. Submissions may also explore artists' personal experience with racial justice.
Artists across all mediums, including poetry and video, are invited to submit.
"Racial justice is the systematic fair treatment of people of all races that results in equitable opportunities and outcomes for everyone. All people are able to achieve their full potential in life, regardless of race, ethnicity or the community in which they live.
A 'racial justice' framework can move us from a reactive posture to a more powerful, proactive and even preventive approach."
ANNIE E. Casey Foundation
TO SUBMIT: Please email jpegs of artwork or link to video file with corresponding caption information to windowsunderstand@gmail.com
Please include: Artist Name, title, medium, and size