Get Calumetized

Saturday, May 10th (3 p.m.)

Marshall J. Gardner Center for the Arts
540 S. Lake St. 
Gary, IN  46403

free and open to the public

"Get Calumetized" is a multimedia exploration of the Calumet region that includes music, visual art, movement and spoken word. An ensemble will creatively investigate interconnected themes that include nature, humanity, industry, witness. Ensemble members include Eliel Sherman Storey (saxophone), Angel Elmore (clarinet), Corey Hagelberg (poetry / printmaking), members of ARISE Youth (spoken word), Adam Zanolini (flute, alto saxophone), Dan Godston (trumpet), and Lou Ciccotelli (drums). "Get Calumetized" also includes projections of Notes for a People's Atlas of Gary as well as artworks by Alice Nebelsiek, Jesus A. Gonzalez, and Corey Hagelberg.

This performance happens during the Miller Arts & Creative District's Spring Bazaar. 

Parking Lot Forest by Corey Hagelberg

Directions (from Chicago): 

• By car: take I-90 East toward I-65. Exit onto route 12/20 eastbound.  Continue heading east on route 12  until you get to Lake St. Turn left onto Lake St.
• By train: Take the South Shore Line to the Miller Station, walk three blocks north on Lake St. You will see the Gardner Center for the Arts on the left (across the street from the Woodson Branch of the Gary Public Library.
  
  

Links: 

• 18th Street Brewery
• ARISE Gary
• ARISE Youth
• "Ars in Nature, Urbs in Horto" at the Grant Theatre
• Douglas Center for Environmental Education
• Gary International Black Film Festival
• The Grant Theatre
• Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
• Indie Indie Bang Bang
• JAGBOO / Jesus A. Gonzalez
• Lake Street Gallery
• "A lifelong love of art" by Lisa DeNeal (Post-Tribune)
• LiveArts Studio
• "Local artists seek transformation of downtown Miller" by Susan Erler (nwi.com)
• Marquette Park
• Miller Beach Arts & Creative District
• "Miller Beach Arts & Creative District draws attention, raves" (nwi.com)
• Notes for a People's Atlas
• Notes for a People's Atlas of Gary
• "Talking with Extinct and Endangered Species" at the Douglas Center for Environmental Education
• "This Particular Patch: Nelson Algren’s Indiana getaway" by David Witter (New City)

above: Interdunal Pipeline by Corey Hagelberg