Immediately following the Spiritual Spaces concert | Knowles Memorial Chapel

A participatory art project with Trinity Preparatory School in collaboration with Rollins College to create a large-scale light installation for the exterior of Knowles Memorial Chapel.

Light installation artist Karen Brummund, in an open studio, worked with Trinity Prep students to craft subject matter for video projection onto the chapel facade. In a community build this past week with seventh graders, participating hands have transformed the fabrication into fragments of light. The resulting Posture of Harmony imagery gives shape to the generative presence of community, intent and presentation.

• Reception with light refreshments and remarks by the artist

Rice Family Pavilion at Rollins College • 6:30 pm

• Video Reveal

Lawn at Knowles Memorial Chapel • 8:00 pm

Both the reception and video projection are free and open to all.

5:30 – 7:30 pm | Hannibal Square Heritage Center

The museum’s permanent collection will be on display with docents conducting gallery talks. Ms. Fairolyn Livingston, Hannibal Square’s Chief Historian, will speak. Refreshments and live entertainment will be offered.

1:00 – 4:00 pm | Winter Park Events Center

Special encore presentations of WUCF/PBS programs

• Now Hear This: “Florence Price and the American Migration”

• Florida Frontiers: “The Highwaymen Artists”

• New “Gospel” series from Henry Louis Gates

Panel discussion on 21st Century Community Activism, Leadership and Fellowship through Arts and Literature.

Moderator: Ben Brotemarkle, Executive Director, Florida Historical Society

Panelists:

• Dr. Eric Smaw, Special Assistant to the Provost, Professor, Chair of the Department of Philosophy, Rollins College

• N.Y. Nathiri, Association to Preserve the Eatonville Community and Zora Neale Hurston National Museum of Fine Arts

• Charmaine Hunter, Director of Community Enrichment, Orlando Ballet

• Jai Radcliff, co-founder, Form2Fashion and co-author of “Black Influence: Rising Stars, History Makers, Risk Takers & Influential Icons in Fashion.”

Also:

• Special exhibit presented by Form2Fashion.

• Light refreshments will be provided.

5:30 – 7:00 pm | Rollins Museum of Art

The Rollins Museum of Art galleries will be the stage for community students from the Orlando Ballet. They will perform specially choreographed dances inspired by the Florence Price symphony. The performance will be preceded by a gallery talk featuring works from the current exhibitions.

5:30 – 7:00 pm | The Walker Collection of Florida Self-Taught Art, 949 Pennsylvania Avenue, Winter Park

Winter Park businessman Lance Walker, Jr. has assembled one of the largest known collections of paintings by The Highwaymen, as well as artworks by "Outsider Artists." Mr. Walker, who is currently producing a documentary series on The Highwaymen, will open his gallery, located just blocks from Hannibal Square, and lead gallery talks along with special guests. Light refreshments will be served.

6:30 - 7:00 pm | Keene Hall, Room 119, adjacent to Tiedtke Concert Hall, Rollins College

Paul Moravec wrote this about his creation of Sanctuary Road: “At the center of it all stands the majestic Mr. Still, whose words and resolute spirit guided me as a composer through the challenge of imagining this work’s musical universe.” Mr. Moravec will share additional insights and answer questions in a half-hour discussion before each performance.

2:00 - 2:30 pm | Keene Hall, Room 119, adjacent to Tiedtke Concert Hall, Rollins College

Paul Moravec wrote this about his creation of Sanctuary Road: “At the center of it all stands the majestic Mr. Still, whose words and resolute spirit guided me as a composer through the challenge of imagining this work’s musical universe.” Mr. Moravec will share additional insights and answer questions in a half-hour discussion before each performance.