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Meet & Greet w/ Rohni Kavate & Violeta Ortega Navarette
Meet & Great W/ Rohni Kavate & Violeta Ortega Navarette
Event by: KAIR Kosice Artist in Residence
Location: Hlavná 23/40, Hlavná 40, Staré Mesto
About event
Join us to the traditionally unusual meeting & Greet meeting with a pair of artist Roshni Kavate (US/IN) and Violet Ortega Navarette (MX), which will take place in a relaxed spirit with good food and conversations. 🍝
During the meeting we will prepare the so -called. Halupki, stuffed cabbage rolls with flavors from Slovakia, Mexico and India. Roshni and Violet will introduce us to their work and share their plans for the next two months and will introduce us to the project: "Topology of Resistance: Textiles Altars As Healing Spaces" to explore how altars can become care, shaped memory, ritual and care.
Do not miss this unique opportunity to cook together, listen to their story and connect with common traditions and new ideas.
Together We Will Make Halupki, Stuffed Cabbage Rolls with Flavors from Slovakia, Mexico, And India, and Learn More About Artists and Their Work. Roshni and Violet Will Share Their Plans for the Residency and Project: “Topology of Resistance: Textiles Altars As Healing Spaces”, which Explores How Altars Be Spaces of Care, Shaped by Memory, Ritual, and Care. Story, and Connect Over Shared Traditions and New Ideas. Their Languages as Pathways for Healing the Consquecess of Capitalism. Through Their Practice, They Reclaim Textile Making As a Form of Archiving Memories, Healing, Self-Care, and Community Building. They Employ Ancestral Techniques Including Weving and Dyeing with Natural Materials Such as Indigo and Marigold Plants, Using Handwoven Textiles and Materials Like Foraged Seaweed, Local Wool, and Recycled Natural Materials. USING Public Funding by The Slovak Art Council. The Slovak Art Council is the Main Partner of This Project.
During the meeting we will prepare the so -called. Halupki, stuffed cabbage rolls with flavors from Slovakia, Mexico and India. Roshni and Violet will introduce us to their work and share their plans for the next two months and will introduce us to the project: "Topology of Resistance: Textiles Altars As Healing Spaces" to explore how altars can become care, shaped memory, ritual and care.
Do not miss this unique opportunity to cook together, listen to their story and connect with common traditions and new ideas.
Together We Will Make Halupki, Stuffed Cabbage Rolls with Flavors from Slovakia, Mexico, And India, and Learn More About Artists and Their Work. Roshni and Violet Will Share Their Plans for the Residency and Project: “Topology of Resistance: Textiles Altars As Healing Spaces”, which Explores How Altars Be Spaces of Care, Shaped by Memory, Ritual, and Care. Story, and Connect Over Shared Traditions and New Ideas. Their Languages as Pathways for Healing the Consquecess of Capitalism. Through Their Practice, They Reclaim Textile Making As a Form of Archiving Memories, Healing, Self-Care, and Community Building. They Employ Ancestral Techniques Including Weving and Dyeing with Natural Materials Such as Indigo and Marigold Plants, Using Handwoven Textiles and Materials Like Foraged Seaweed, Local Wool, and Recycled Natural Materials. USING Public Funding by The Slovak Art Council. The Slovak Art Council is the Main Partner of This Project.