Pride, Confessions and Visual Art in the ear
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CONFESSIONS, COSTUMES, AND VISUAL TEA
Madonna, Pride, and a Dance Floor Full of Secrets
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For weeks, we have been keeping a secret.
Now we’re finally ready to spill the visual tea.
This Saturday at 12:00 PM Eastern, the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts and Digital Media Content Services and Aira Visual Interpretation Services invite you to a one of a kind Pride Month celebration featuring the queen of pop herself, Madonna.
As Madonna launches her highly anticipated new era with Confessions on the Dance Floor Part Two, we are taking a deep dive into the stunning 13 minute companion film and visual art installation that has fans talking around the world.
Hosted by Anthony Corona and Jenine Stanley, this special event will feature a dedicated Aira visual interpreter who will guide us through every moment of this dazzling visual experience.
And yes, there are giveaways. 🎁🤩
Thanks to the generosity of Aira Visual Interpretation Services, we will be giving away two 30 minute Aira packages to audience members who join us live.
You have to be in the room to learn how to qualify.
Trust us. You are not going to want to miss this one.
Together, we will explore every fabulous detail.
The costumes.
The choreography.
The symbolism.
The dancers.
The futuristic imagery.
The hidden references.
The political statements.
The celebration of identity.
The joy.
The beauty.
The dance floor.
Madonna has spent more than four decades pushing boundaries, starting conversations, celebrating self expression, and creating spaces where people could gather, dance, dream, and belong.
Now she is inviting us back to the dance floor once again.
We will unpack the visual storytelling behind this new chapter and look for connections to some of the most iconic moments of her career.
The club kid years.
The dance floor years.
The reinventions.
The activism.
The controversies.
The friendships.
The freedom.
The confessions.
We will also revisit Madonna’s surprise Pride Month performance in Times Square and take a guided visual tour through the staging, costuming, atmosphere, and presentation of one of the most talked about pop culture moments of the year.
Were there Easter eggs hidden throughout the film?
Were there callbacks to earlier eras?
Were there subtle nods to classic Madonna imagery?
Were there clues pointing toward where this new era may be headed next?
We’re going to explore all of it. 🤩
Joining us will be a few of Anthony’s fellow Madonna loving friends who will help unpack the imagery, themes, references, and emotions woven throughout this ambitious visual project.
Audience participation is encouraged and there will be plenty of time for questions, comments, observations, and discussion.
This event also serves as the official launch of an exciting new Sunday Edition conversation series.
Let Us Tell You What We See.
This new series brings together blind, low vision, and sighted participants to explore the places where visual experiences, auditory experiences, and lived experiences intersect.
Future conversations will explore topics such as facial expressions and body language, concerts and festivals, movies and television, sports, travel, historic cultural moments, and the many ways we experience the world around us.
Our next conversation will feature the incredible Roy Samuelson as we explore facial expressions, body language, and communication beyond words.
If you would like to learn more about Let Us Tell You What We See, visit anthonycorona.com.
As part of this event, we will also spend some time discussing Aira’s Build AI initiative and Trusted Tester Program, which are helping shape the future of accessible artificial intelligence and visual interpreting technology through direct participation from blind and low vision users.
Sunday Edition listeners may remember that Aira and the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts have proudly partnered on Pride programming and accessibility initiatives for several years. This newest collaboration continues our shared belief that art should be experienced, stories should be shared, and access matters.
Most importantly, this event is open to everyone.
You do not have to be blind or low vision to participate.
Whether you are a lifelong Madonna fan, a supporter of the LGBTQIA plus community, a friend or family member, someone curious about accessibility, or simply interested in discovering new ways of experiencing visual art and storytelling, there is a place for you here.
One of the goals of Let Us Tell You What We See is to bridge the gap between seen experience, heard experience, and lived experience.
The more voices we bring into the conversation, the richer that conversation becomes.
So invite a friend.
Bring a family member.
Share the Zoom information.
Join us as we celebrate Pride, accessibility, music, art, culture, community, and the many ways we experience the world around us.
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To receive Zoom information, email:
sundayedition@anthonycorona.com
The event will also stream live on Corona FM and 2020 The Beacon.
Visit anthonycorona.com to access Corona FM, learn more about Let Us Tell You What We See, and explore the home of the Sunday Edition Family of Podcasts and Digital Media Content Services.
The lights are coming up.
The music is getting louder.
The dance floor is filling up.
And this Pride Month, we’re ready to spill the visual tea.
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