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SUMMARY:Show Don’t Tell Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Experiment\\, Play\\, and Observe at Culture Push’s Show Do
 n’t Tell Symposium\\nBROOKLYN\\, NY — October 15 &#8211\\; 17\\, 2026
 \\nDuring their annual Show Don’t Tell Symposium\\, New York-based arts
  organization Culture Push will bring together artists\\, activists\\, ne
 ighbors\\, dreamers for critical conversations and experimental experienc
 es at the Library for Arts &amp\\; Culture branch of the Brooklyn Public 
 Library from October 15 to 17\\, 6 to 9 PM ET. \\nFor three days through
  workshops\\, presentations\\, performances\\, and panels\\, this year’
 s cohort of Fellows and Associated Artists from the Fellowship for Utopia
 n Practice will engage the public with speculative engagements and restor
 ative practices to grapple with social and civic challenges.\\nOn Thursda
 y\\, October 15\\, SENSORIUM attendees to play with their senses – name
 ly sound\\, taste\\, and touch — with a place-based soundscape\\, a liv
 ing\\, tactile dressing room\\, and a lovingly crafted food experience ro
 oted in traditional practices. Led by Alexis Harrison (Jazz:Community)\\,
  Haileigh Nelson (Taking New Shapes)\\, and Mai’yah Kau (Gursha: Commun
 al Eating Lovers).\\nDuring Friday’s session on October 16\\, around us
  // inside us uses multisensory experiences to invite attendees to examin
 e our relationship with the natural world: that which exists within and o
 utside of us\\; those we can and cannot impact or control. Led by ​Chlo
 e Smolarski (Waterfront Patchwork)\\, ​gil lopez (Kin Between / Kin Wit
 hin)\\, and ​Shenghan Gao (Invasive Kin).\\nFinally\\, on Saturday\\, O
 ctober 17 during ​(In)Visibility\\, the artists use zines\\, performanc
 e\\, and film to make visible those experiences and realities which peopl
 e are not always able\\, or willing\\, to see. Led by alisa yang (OH SNAP
 !)\\, ​Tyrel Hunt (Film: People vs Power: The Fight for Addisleigh Park
 )\\, and ​Zazel-Chavah O&#8217\\;Garra (The Art of Resilience).\\nThis 
 October\\, join Culture Push at the Library of Arts &amp\\; Culture to ge
 t an up-close and participatory view into the projects of artists working
  at the intersection of their imaginations\\, social change\\, and civic 
 participation.\\nAbout Us\\nCulture Push is an arts organization that sup
 ports artists and creative thinkers who are using imaginative\\, particip
 atory methods to address social and civic challenges. Their programs focu
 s on collaboration and group learning through active\\, participatory exp
 eriences\\, and take place in many different locations. Public presentati
 ons are low-cost or free\\, to give access to the widest audience.\\nhttp
 s://www.gayout.com/usa-canada/united-states/new-york/events/show-don-t-te
 ll-symposium-2026-10-15
LOCATION:New York
URL:https://www.gayout.com/usa-canada/united-states/new-york/events/show-don-t-tell-symposium-2026-10-15
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