Contrary to Popular Belief, the
Opposite of Hate is not Love

In this episode, we talk with artist Jen Berger and composer Matt LaRocca about their artistic process to bring people together during such divisive and troubled times.
This performance piece involves dancers, musicians, and visual artists. The audience is encouraged to participate in this collective message of peace and coming together.
The piece serves to bring the Burlington community together after a long period of isolation due to COVID-19. It was outside and socially distanced, but succeeded in reuniting people after such a long time apart.

 

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​Pechakucha

Jen Berger, from At the Root, presented at Pechakucha 
September 2019
“Community Engagement - The Art of Creating Resistance”

 

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​Interview with jen berger April 2022
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Blog Post:​
Free ‘Wellness through Art’ Workshop Features Vermont Artist/Activist
​jen berger

Good Look: Seven Artists to Watch in 2019 
By RACHEL ELIZABETH JONES September 11, 2019

 

 

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​Artist and Activist Jen Berger Presents Multidisciplinary Project
​'The Opposite of Hate Is Mending' 
By Pamela Polston April 14, 2021

 

On the Consequences of Hate Speech
May 4, 2021
Four artists discuss their creative responses to hate speech in a gallery talk and panel discussion. Seattle artists Nancy Current and Robin Atlas will present a virtual tour and discussion of the exhibit they curated of visual midrash "On the Consequences of Hate Speech." They will be joined by two local artists and teachers, Misoo Bang and Jen Berger.