To describe Marlon F. Hall as an artist doesn’t even begin to encompass the breadth and depth of the ideas, experiences and collaborations he’s exploring as an Interdisciplinary Artist-in-Residence in UW–Madison’s Division of the Arts and the School of Education’s Art Department this spring. In collaboration with the Dane County Food Collective, REAP Food Group and local citizens, musicians and culinary artists, Hall invites Wisconsin residents to participate in the Mosaic Dinner Movement he has created to bring social healing to communities around the world.

Photo courtesy of REAP Food Group.

 

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