September 28th – October 1st

Clopening Reception*: October 1st*

*Due to Covid-19 and our limited in person capacity, all in-person events have a limited capacity and an RSVP is required. For more information about our Covid-19 policies to keep the community safe please visit: greensboroprojectspace.com/visit.

*A clopening is both a closing and an opening reception

6:00pm – 6:30pm: RSVP Here
6:30pm – 7:00pm: RSVP Here
7:00pm – 7:30pm: RSVP Here
7:30pm – 8:00pm: RSVP Here
8:00pm – 8:30pm: RSVP Here
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NOTHING TO LOSE: Drawing as a Speculative Process features work generated during an annual compressed studio course at University of North Carolina Greensboro called ‘drawing marathon’. The course is four weeks long, two days a week, for six hours each day and takes a broad approach to the idea of drawing: it is less about learning how to make perfect marks on a two-dimensional surface, and more about quickly translating, recording, and documenting ideas in new and inventive ways; prioritizing immediacy, iteration, invention, and exploration. 

Emphasizing quantity over quality, this course pushes students to create so much work that they are able to purge ideas and exhaust their usual modes of thinking and making, thereby solving old “problems” in exciting and unexpected ways. 

NOTHING LEFT TO LOSE features the work of Ash Strazzinski, Neeraj Sebastian, Sarah Ragan, Hediyeh Bondar, Tremaine Wilkes, Conner Calhoun, Max Burlon Baynes, and Sarah LaPonte.

Special thanks to Professor Mariam Stephan.