Embark on a journey through the intricate tapestry of tattoo culture at “Changing Perceptions,” a compelling panel discussion scheduled for Sunday, January 21, at 2 pm. This thought-provoking event brings together esteemed board members of the Tattoo Heritage Project—Kari Barba, Goodtime Charlie Cartwright, and Jack Rudy—for an enlightening exploration of the history and cultural significance of tattoos.

Delve into the rich and diverse narratives that tattoos hold as these industry pioneers share their extensive knowledge and experiences. Kari Barba, Goodtime Charlie Cartwright, and Jack Rudy, renowned figures in the world of tattooing, will provide unique insights into the evolution of tattoo artistry, shedding light on its historical roots and the cultural contexts that have shaped its trajectory.

The panel will be expertly moderated by Josh Chesler, a respected culture writer and tattoo journalist. Together, they will navigate through the layers of perception surrounding tattoos, addressing how this form of self-expression has transcended boundaries, challenged stereotypes, and emerged as a significant aspect of contemporary art and culture.

Attendees can expect a dynamic exchange of ideas, anecdotes, and perspectives that will broaden their understanding of tattoos as a living art form. Whether you’re an enthusiast, artist, or simply curious about the cultural evolution of tattoos, “Changing Perceptions” promises to be an engaging and enlightening afternoon.

Join us for this unique opportunity to hear from the trailblazers who have shaped the tattoo industry and gain a deeper appreciation for the historical and cultural significance of this enduring form of expression.