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July 20, 2023

Tarot Card Reading with Maria Molteni

When

July 20, 2023

6:00–8:00 PM

Where

The Station
1400 Boylston St
Boston, MA 02215

Cost

Free

Join artist Maria Molteni at The Station for an evening of divination that aligns with a week of astral beginnings. They will be pulling Tarot cards throughout the evening.

This program is presented alongside “Nervous System,” a public art activation by Jaina Cipriano located inside the shipping container gallery.

This is a first-come, first-serve opportunity from 6:00–8:00 PM. You do not need to sign up for a particular time slot.

About the artist:

Maria Molteni (they/them, b. 1983 Nashville, TN) is a queer interdisciplinary artist, mystic, organizer and educator based in Boston since 2002. Formally trained in painting, printmaking and dance, their practice has expanded to incorporate research, social magic, ritual performance, and play-based collaboration. Molteni works in a variety of media–from inflatable textile to found-object sculpture, painting to publication, movement to video. They choose media per its ability to intersect conceptual rigor, formal poignancy and spiritual depth. Most known for their monumental, site-specific hand painted groundworks (often basketball courts), which they call altars to the sky, shape-shifting labyrinths and horizontal monuments, Molteni and their work make a bold contribution to national movements of embodied, accessible public art.

Learn more about their practice at http://www.mariamolteni.com/.