Searching for a Song to Sing Along: Embodied Sound Live

Joined by musical friends Nate Gonzales and Wendy Gaynor, Julie Woodard will perform the original songs that are paired with works throughout exhibition!

The live music will be interwoven with personal narratives that are represented both visually and sonically through Embodied Sound.

Just as the exhibition is a conversation between artistic practices, this informal event is designed to be a dialogue.

Attendees will be invited to ask questions, share their reactions, and be invited to participate in a group song circle. All are welcome!

This event and free and open to all. Suggested donation to attend is $5 per person.

DVAA is a historic row home in the Bella Vista neighborhood. We are not yet wheelchair accessible; Da Vinci is a three floor gallery with narrow staircases. (We are working towards becoming ADA accessible by 2027!) It is 5 steps up to the first floor level, and 14 steps from the first to second floor, where the gender-neutral bathroom is located. Da Vinci has masks and COVID tests available at our events. We can reserve seats for low-vision and Deaf and HoH community members as needed. DVAA exhibitions are free to visit and all of our programs are free or suggested donation. If food is being served at the event you are coming to, please reach out to us about dietary restrictions. For information, or to notify our team members of any needs prior to your visit, please contact [email protected].

Host or Publisher Da Vinci Art Alliance