“LOVE THEORY 1”: A Black History Month panel discussion featuring artists Marlon Davila, Veronica Foreman, Danyelle Kessler, and Rhinold Ponder, whose work is shown here, will take place at the Princeton Makes store in the Princeton Shopping Center on Saturday, February 26 at 4 p.m. 

Princeton Makes, a Princeton-based artist cooperative, and Art Against Racism, a nonprofit that advances anti-racism through the arts, will host a Black History Month panel discussion on Saturday, February 26 at 4 p.m.  It will take place at the Princeton Makes store in the Princeton Shopping Center.

The February 26 panel will feature four Princeton Makes artists — Marlon Davila, Veronica Foreman, Danyelle Kessler, and Rhinold Ponder.  “The Black Thoughts Table — Four Creatives on Perspective, Process, and Possibilities” will allow the artists to share their insights on their art practices, creative processes, and artistic philosophies.  Ponder will moderate the panel. 

Additionally, there will be a Black History Month special offer of two limited edition giclée prints by Ponder, which will be available at a discounted price at the event.

Princeton Makes is a cooperative comprised of 32 local artists who work across a range of artistic genres, including painting, drawing, stained glass, sculpture, textiles, and jewelry. Customers will be able to support local artists by shopping for a wide variety of art, including large paintings, prints, custom-made greeting cards, stained glass lamps and window hangings, jewelry in a variety of designs and patterns, and more.

Art Against Racism is a New Jersey-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to educate the public regarding the eradication of racism and the creation of an anti-racist society through the arts.

For more information, visit princetonmakes.com.