Hopscotch, layered with meaning, is imbued with physicality, psychology, entertainment, and challenge. This multimedia exhibit marks the grid in a child’s game of hopscotch as a starting point. It diverges into play, gender, mathematics, philosophy, literature, and art history. Featured works by Masha Keryan

Hopscotch, layered with meaning, is imbued with physicality, psychology, entertainment, and challenge. This multimedia exhibit marks the grid in a child’s game of hopscotch as a starting point. It diverges into play, gender, mathematics, philosophy, literature, and art history. Artists, Performers, and Poets include: Nancy Agabian, Tina Chakarian, Susan Denniston, Masha Keryan, Jennifer Liston Munson, Marsha Nouritza Odabashian, Jennifer Jean Okumura, Celeste Nazeli Snowber, & Arevik Tserunyan.

Hopscotch, layered with meaning, is imbued with physicality, psychology, entertainment, and challenge. This multimedia exhibit marks the grid in a child’s game of hopscotch as a starting point. It diverges into play, gender, mathematics, philosophy, literature, and art history. Featured works by Marsha Nouritza Odabashian, Celeste Nazeli Snowber, Nancy Agabian, Jennifer Jean Okumura, and Jennifer Liston Munson.

Hopscotch, layered with meaning, is imbued with physicality, psychology, entertainment, and challenge. This multimedia exhibit marks the grid in a child’s game of hopscotch as a starting point. It diverges into play, gender, mathematics, philosophy, literature, and art history. Featured works by Susan Denniston, Marsha Nouritza Odabashian, and Jennifer Jean Okumura.

Hopscotch, layered with meaning, is imbued with physicality, psychology, entertainment, and challenge. This multimedia exhibit marks the grid in a child’s game of hopscotch as a starting point. It diverges into play, gender, mathematics, philosophy, literature, and art history. Featured work by Marsha Nouritza Odabashian.

Hopscotch, layered with meaning, is imbued with physicality, psychology, entertainment, and challenge. This multimedia exhibit marks the grid in a child’s game of hopscotch as a starting point. It diverges into play, gender, mathematics, philosophy, literature, and art history. Featured work by Susan Denniston, Marsha Nouritza Odabashian, and Jennifer Jean Okumura.