Join the Heinz History Center and “cookie activist” Jasmine Cho for a virtual program exploring her unique combination of cookie are and social justice.
While the Smithsonian’s Portraits of Pittsburgh exhibition at the Heinz History Center is filled with a range of portrait styles, none are as unique as the portraits that Pittsburgh artist Jasmine Cho paints onto cookies.
Join Jasmine for a portrait demonstration and conversation about her unique combination of cookie art and social justice in a virtual program hosted by the Heinz History Center. Explore how Jasmine uses cookies to initiate conversations on race, creating intricate portraits of important Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and giving representation to a historically underrepresented community.
Registration is $5 for general admission and free for Heinz History Center members.
2020/09/24 - 2020/09/24
Online/Virtual Space