Distance, climate, access and contact are four key themes in Climate Changing: On Artists, Institutions, and the Social Environment, an exhibition supported by a generous grant from the Global Arts + Humanities Discovery Theme and on view now at the Wexner Center for the Arts.
This related virtual workshop — which is free and open to all — features Maurice Stevens, a professor in the Department of Comparative Studies, and Lucille Toth, assistant professor in Ohio State’s Department of French and Italian (Newark campus) with an affiliation with Ohio State’s Department of Dance. They will create intersectional readings, using each theme to explore how people can create and tap into interrelation, collective purpose and the vibrancy of their aliveness in this moment of isolation and contestation. The workshop includes discussions, breakout rooms and choice of creative practice (e.g., movement, drawing, writing, etc.). Participants may want to have paper and a pen or pencil ready as well as any other art-making supplies and a space to move.
Accessibility
ASL and live captioning will be available for this workshop through Ohio State’s ADA Coordinator’s Office. The Wex strives to host inclusive, accessible events that enable all individuals, including individuals with disabilities, to engage fully. If you have questions about accessibility or require an accommodation, please contact Accessibility Manager Helyn Marshall at accessibility@wexarts.org or via telephone at (614) 688-3890.
Contact
For questions, please contact education@wexarts.org and/or aryder@wexarts.org.
