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for Expand the Canon’s

Women’s History Month Literary Salon

March 22 | 3:00-6:00pm | Gallery 198

Like so many on our ETC List, would you like to…

• Discover other fabulous artists (past and present)?

• Meet like-minded collaborators and thinkers?

• Exert influence over art and philosophy?

• Craft space for those on society’s margins?

• Subvert every political and social expectation of your time?

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Our Literary Salon Also Features…

🗣️ Performances & Talks (4pm)

🎤  Artistic Karaoke (5-6pm)

🎨Gallery featuring 20 women visual artists

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Literary Salon Featured Artists

ALI DINEEN is a songwriter, composer and educator born and raised in Queens. They worked as Musician in Residence for Reverend Billy and the Stop Shopping Choir from 2022-2024, including on their recent stint opening for Neil Young on his Love Earth Tour. Ali is  Music Director for local puppet troupe extraordinaire The Boxcutter Collective, and is currently working on a piece about Joan of Arc. Ali also teaches vocal harmony and guitar workshops, as well as several youth choruses.    www.alidineen.com / @ali_dineen

JULISSA CONTRERAS is the creator of “Vámonos” which premiered at INTAR Theatre, "Ladies Who Bronché" and YouTube’s viral hit “Shit Spanish Girls Say.”  She is a multi-hyphenated artist who believes storytelling is a technology for shifting social consciousness and a gateway to innovation.  Julissa has also dedicated over 15 years to working within communities, nonprofits, and companies to adapt storytelling, social impact frameworks, and community curation to build opportunities that influence pathways for meaningful change. 

& MORE!

Thank you to

for hosting us!

Location: 25th St Stop on the R Line in Brooklyn

Near 3rd Ave & 24th

Tickets are start at just $15! Don’t Miss Out!

This salon space needs

YOUR voice, YOUR mind, YOUR brilliance -

the world needs more of you 💙

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Playwright Feature

 Germaine de Staël (1766-1817)  

The German salonnière

“Madame de Staël” followed in her mother’s footsteps, hosting salons for the literary and political elite. A widely-published author throughout her life,  she wrote novels, plays, literary criticism, and was best known for her political and philosophical essays. Her writings, as well as her patronage as a salonnière, shaped the emerging ideology of Liberalism and the art movement of German Romanticism.

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Out & About

We are thrilled to be featured on the Women’s History Month displays for…

DRAMA BOOK SHOP

THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY

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From Our Friends

A timely new show from New Perspectives Theatre Company weaves together three stories: the achievements of the Federal Theatre Project; the ground-breaking work of its fearless leader, Hallie Flanagan; and the political consequences, which encompassed the breaking of racial and social barriers and earned the disapprobation of the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC).

Presented by

New Perspectives Theatre Company & Culture Lab LIC

March 6-30 @ Culture Lab LIC

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