Mari Evans, colorful doors and thoughts of unity (The IndyStar Reviews the Perceptions Exhibit)
You wouldn’t think art exhibits about an acclaimed poet and recycled doors would go together, but at Big Car’s Tube Factory, these exhibits complement each other.
Nov. 4 marked the First Friday exhibit opening of “Mari Evans: Carl Pope,” a project by artist Carl Pope, poet Mari Evans and curator Shauta Marsh; along with the opening of “Perception: What’s Behind the Door,” a collaborative project put on by community-based education initiative The Learning Tree.
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Maurice Broaddus
As The Dream Catcher, he brings things from the dream world into reality. He is a relationship tactician, connecting people and coordinating efforts. He maintains connections in the community that support discovery, practice and celebration in order to build community, economy and mutual delight. The author of the Knights of Breton Court trilogy, Buffalo Soldier, he has many of his short stories collected in The Voices of the Martyrs. The neighborhood scop, he tells stories about the gifts of the people, telling the stories of what happened and taking the minutes of the community. You can learn more about him at http://mauricebroaddus.com/