Code Listen 3.0
Saturday, December 15, 2018
3 - 4:30 pm
Courtyard & Calderwood Hall
General admission for children 17 years and under is always free
This Code Listen 3.0 performance is at capacity and is no longer taking reservations. There are still seats available for the 1 pm show, which you can RSVP to at the link below.
A 15-minute processional will begin in the Courtyard at 3 pm, with special participation by Boston Arts Academy students. A performance in Calderwood Hall will follow at 3:30 pm.
Highlighting stories of our time, local violinist and composer Shaw Pong Liu engages diverse communities through multidisciplinary collaborations, creative music, and social dialogue. Her recent project, Code Listen 3.0, reflects on the intertwining stories of Boston Police, teens, and mothers who have lost their children to gun violence in a citywide series of performances and conversations in Dorchester, Mattapan, and Fenway. Join us in Calderwood Hall for the culminating event: a public-facing, free performance and dialogue featuring local community organizations, including Legacy Lives On, the Boston Police Department, and family members surviving homicide, as well as guest musicians Nadia Washington, vocalist; Jason Palmer, jazz trumpet; Ashe Gordon, viola; and musicians from the Gardner's Orchestra-in-Residence, A Far Cry.
Admission
Event is free, but RSVP is required and space is limited. Please check in at the Admission Desk upon arrival.
RSVP by:
Clicking the RSVP button, above
Emailing Rhea Vedro at communityprograms@isgm.org.
Code Listen 3.0 is made possible with funding from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, New England Foundation for the Arts' Creative City grant, the Celebrity Series of Boston, and support of local organizations Legacy Lives On, Mattapan Teen Center, the Boston Police Department, and family members surviving homicide.
Education and community programs are funded in part by the Josephine and Louise Crane Foundation, Lenoir Charitable Trust, Liberty Mutual Foundation, Janet Burke Mann Foundation, Marriott Daughters Foundation, Pappas Foundation, and the Rowland Foundation. The museum receives operating support from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, which receives support from the State of Massachusetts and the National Endowment for the Arts.
