May 31, 2024 5:00pm
Free
Rosa Leff creates papercuts by hand from a single sheet of paper using a knife. Her cityscapes are based on photos she’s taken in her neighborhood and all over the world. Some of Lawrence’s most unassuming, most unlikely, most mundane-looking places are where Black History was made. As we buzz through the chaos of our days, we forget to listen to the whispers of the bricks and porches. The papercuts in this exhibit flood us with stories that were once everything to someone who called Lawrence home.
Final Friday: June 28, 6-9 pm
Final Friday: July 26, 6-9 pm
Check out the historical booklet put together by Rosa and LAC Exhibitions Staff! This booklet accompanies the exhibition and provides further background into the historical context of Rosa’s work.
