Facilitated by Ash Strazzinski
November 14th, 3pm

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in-person, outdoors*

*Exact location and directions will be provided once RSVPs have been confirmed.

The School of Art at UNC Greensboro and Greensboro Project Space are pleased to present the Fall 2020 MFA Colloquium Series. Beginning in mid-October through November, first and second year MFA students will host an event to engage a broader public in an exchange of ideas and questions surrounding important themes related to their creative practice.

What is sex for? How do we do it? In what ways do we as individuals change and how does that relate (or not relate) to sex? These are a few questions that we engage with during this hour-long workshop and conversation. Attendees will be invited to participate in a series of activities and games that are intended to spark dialogue around the importance of sex-positive education as well as continuing education programs for adults.

This is an in-person, outdoor event. It has a limited capacity of 20 people. RSVP is required and all attendees must wear a face covering and social distance. Gloves and hand sanitizer will be provided for activities that involve physical exchanging of objects.

Curious? Have questions? Email Ash at [email protected].

Other colloquia in this series include:

October 23: Satire. (Neeraj Sebastian)
October 28: Oyster Feast (Sarah LaPonte)
November 4: Revolution Mill On-Site History (Taylor Allison)
November 7: An Experience (Leah Junquera)
November 9: Critical Imagination (Billy Dee)
November 11: Love Is (Grace Clark)
November 14: A Conversation about Continuing Sex Education (Ash Strazzinski)
November 16: TBD (Jill Beth Hannes)
November 18: The Greensboro Massacre in 2020 (Anna Abhau Elliott)

Please visit greensboroprojectspace.com for more information.