Science Fair
An Art Market
Hosted by moCa Cleveland in partnership with Pattern Play Glass
Free admission
Outside: Toby's Plaza in front of moCa
Experiment with art that moves you at an art market organized in partnership with Pattern Play Glass. Check out the work of 20+ vendors and bring home unique art works at a variety of prices, test something new at art demonstrations, or become the canvas with a new flash tattoo by Lauren Vandevier or Nate Kemr. Groove to DJ sets curated by Beat Freak. Bites and bar available.
Featured Vendors:
Tess Young Jewelry
Poems 4 You
TIME CHANGE GENERATOR
Dakar!
Oliver C. St. Clair
Joi Art
Robes by Natty
Faan Eco Basics
Hot Spot Glassworks
Pattern Play Glass
Aawful Aaron LLC
Puptart Studio
Lo Smith Studios
Dirt Baby
Butch and Co. Fermentables
Eva Conrad paintings and ceramics
Superior Hot Glass
Jack Romer
Cotton Pony Express
Juliette Thimmig
















Featured Vendors:
Tess Young Jewelry
Poems 4 You
TIME CHANGE GENERATOR
Dakar!
Oliver C. St. Clair
Joi Art
Robes by Natty
Faan Eco Basics
Hot Spot Glassworks
Future Juju
KING RELD
Pattern Play Glass
Aawful Aaron LLC
Puptart Studio
Lo Smith Studios
Dirt Baby
Butch and Co. Fermentables
Eva Conrad paintings and ceramics
Superior Hot Glass
Jack Romer

Golden Jubilee, 2021. Film Still. Courtesy the artist
Friday, Nov 18, 2022, 7PM
At Home but Not at Home
2019 Director: Suneil Sanzgiri
In 1961, 14 years after India gained independence from Britain, the Indian Armed Forces defeated the last remaining Portuguese colonizers in the newly formed state of Goa. Sanzgiri's father was 18 at the time, and had just moved away from his small village of Curchorem to Bombay for school when news reached him about his home—now free from the oppression of a foreign hand after 450 years of colonial rule. After spending years thinking about questions of identity, liberation, and the movement of people across space and time, Sanzgiri returned to this period in search of moments of anti-colonial solidarity across continents.
Letter from Your Far-off Country
2020 Director: Suneil Sanzgiri
A search for solidarity in the sounds and colors of the spontaneous Muslim women led Shaheen Bagh movement in Delhi, in the poetry of Agha Shahid Ali, the song of Iqbal Bano, the theater of Safdar Hashmi, and images of B. R. Ambedkar—the radical anti-caste Dalit intellectual and founder of the Indian constitution—all surrounding a letter addressed to the filmmaker’s distant relative Prabhakar Sanzgiri, who wrote biographies of Ambedkar and was a Communist Party of India (Marxist) leader in Maharashtra.
Golden Jubilee
2021 Director: Suneil Sanzgiri
What is liberation when so much has already been taken? Who has come for more? Golden Jubilee, the third film in a series of works about memory, diaspora and decoloniality, takes as its starting point scenes of the filmmaker’s father navigating a virtual rendering of their ancestral home in Goa, India, created using the same technologies of surveillance that mining companies use to map locations for iron ore in the region. A tool for extraction and exploitation becomes a method for preservation. The father, sparked by a memory of an encounter as a child, inhabits the voice of a spirit known locally as Devchar, whose task is to protect the workers, farmers, and the once communal lands of Goa. Protection from what the filmmaker asks? Sanzgiri’s signature blend of 16mm sequences, 3D renders, direct animation, and desktop aesthetics are vividly employed in this lush, and ghostly look at questions of heritage, culture, and the remnants of history.

