Concrete Glass

About this event

Join us for the premiere of Concrete Glass, a powerful 20-30 minute new documentary that sheds light on the maternal health crisis through the voices and lived experiences of Black women. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion featuring experts and creatives. The film was created by local filmmaker Andonnia and produced by Corlon Evans of Foundry House Media.

In America, becoming a mother is more than the joy associated with baby showers. For Black women, it is often the veil between life and death, between trauma and triumph. Through firsthand accounts, Concrete Glass documents the strength and fragility of Black women on a journey toward motherhood despite a flawed and problematic system.

This program is a part of INNERsections series, a communal space to intersect arts, health, and humanities through film and dialogue. Learn more about the series and view upcoming program dates here.

$8 for members* / $18 for non-members. The ticket price includes general admission to the museum and program materials.

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