The Burned Piano Project: Creating Music Amidst the Noise of Hate
Included with museum admission: $10 ($6 senior, $5 student; OJMCHE members free)
- Jennifer Wright, The Glass Piano
"The Burned Piano Project: Creating Music Amidst the Noise of Hate" began with one family's experience of antisemitism and reminds us of the larger context of rising hate crimes in Portland and the United States today. This exhibition celebrates ho community can promote healing, build empathy, and grow understanding.
Join composer, pianist, and artist Jennifer Wright for a public concert of original music composed performed on The Glass Piano, the one-of-a-kind musical art instrument that she created from the remnants of an arson fire-damaged piano. Between the musical pieces in this lecture recital, Jennifer will speak about the fascinating and heartfelt story behind the artwork and music and take audience questions during and after the performance. RSVP recommended but not required.
Performances on May 19 & 29, and June 16 & 30.
About The Burned Piano Project
https://www.ojmche.org/events/the-burned-piano-project-creating-music-amidst-the-noise-of-hate/
About Jennifer Wright, The Glass Piano
Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education
724 NW Davis StPortland, OR 97209
United States