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Thursday / 4.26.18 / 6 - 9pmPublic ProgrammingTechno Yoga
High cardio Vinyasa flow meets techno beats straight from Amsterdam! Join us for a special yoga practice, then enjoy a beer from Penn Brewery and explore the galleries.
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Saturday / 4.28.18 / April 28 - 29MF Goes to Philadelphia
Last year, we brought a group of MF members to Philadelphia to view James Turrell's Skyspace at Chestnut Hill Friends Meetinghouse. Now, we're opening the experience to anyone! Email Nicole Hall at nhall@mattress.org for more information.
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Saturday / 4.28.18 / 10 - 11amMini-FactorySTORYTELLING
Inspired by MF Artist Charlie Jansen, Mini-Factory artists will make and use puppets in service to narrative art. This interactive learning program is designed for children ages 3-5. FREE for MF Members // $5 for one child + one caregiver. Registration is required.
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Thursday / 5.03.18Film Premiere | Site-Specific: A History of the Mattress Factory
Pittsburgh filmmaker David Bernabo will premiere a feature-length documentary chronicling the 40-year history of the Mattress Factory with a FREE screening on May 3. Please RSVP.
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Saturday / 5.12.18Coffee Date with Asanda Kupa
MF Members are invited to meet artist Asanda Kupa for a morning of coffee, tea and treats. Asanda works in painting and printmaking speaking directly to South Africa’s dramatic socio-economic inequalities, troubled political landscape and the atrocities of the mining industry. Asanda's work will be exhibited in our upcoming exhibition Civil Rights and Civil Wrongs. RSVP now.
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Friday / 5.25.18 / 5.25.18 - 7.29.18
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Saturday / 5.26.18Coffee Date with Mbovu Malinga
Saturday, May 26, 2018
10:30-11:30am
MF Café
FREE for MembersMbovu Malinga is a performing artist, specializing in theater and dance, as well as a community activist, joining us from South Africa for our exhibition, Civil Rights and Civil Wrongs.
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Saturday / 6.02.18Coffee Date with Alisha Wormsley
Saturday, June 2, 2018
10:30-11:30am
MF Café
FREE for MembersMF Members are invited to meet with Pittsburgh-based artist Alisha Wormsley, whose work will be featured in MF exhibition Civil Rights and Civil Wrongs. Alisha uses photography, video, and sculpture to examine collective memories, the synchronicity of time, and racial identity and history.