Queer Open Studio - November 12

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Queer Open Studio - November 12

$0.00

Tuesday November 17th 5-8 pm

Facilitator: Stuff

Theme: Hidden Treasures

Description: Make paper or fabric artwork with hidden pockets, flaps, and compartments to tuck your secrets or sacred self inside. A playful reflection on what we choose to display, honoring our protected spaces by building them together.

This Open Studio centers Queer and/or Trans participants ages 18+ for art making alongside others. Previous art making experience not required!

First come first served. No registration required. Sign up to receive a reminder email or send an accessibility request ahead of time.

Covid Safety Protocols

Masks are not required at this time. Masks continue to be available for participants and instructors that are interested in wearing them. We trust that individually and collectively we can exert care in our attendance decisions to promote the wellness of our community if feeling sick or symptomatic.

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About the facilitator:

StuffStud.io is a Black, Queer, multidisciplinary artist, ancestor in training, and recovering academic. Stuff is informed by Black wisdom that calls us to transform everything we touch—creating  progress, mischief, and magic; something holy out of nothing good. Art is more than a collection of words, materials, and technical brush strokes. Our art is the experience of creation itself. 

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This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

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