| Details: | Chicago artist Dove Hornbuckle (they/them) will deliver a lecture called Queering Clay and the Art of Self-Transformation. Dove is an LGBTQ+ artist whose work has spanned ceramics, fashion, interior design, painting, and Radical Fairies. https://www.dovehornbuckle.com/jewelry/porcelainandportraits. Dove's visit is on the heels of their current solo exhibition at Tiger Strikes Astroid - Chicago entitled Self-Portrait as a Faerie with Large and Powerful Breasts - https://www.tigerstrikesasteroid.com/chi-/-dove-hornbuckle. From the gallery's site - "A hallmark of the exhibition will be an abundant, wall-based ceramic installation that depicts a flock of faeries of varying sizes. The multitude feel connected to a great translocation that evokes a feeling of solidarity among queer people and allies, at a time when there is deep socio-political trauma and restrictive legislation against queer and trans people." Presented by the College of the Arts and Media Wellness, Engagement, and Belonging Committee. |
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142 Wightman Hall Mount Pleasant, MI |
| Admission: | Free and open to the public |
| Sponsor: | College of the Arts and Media Department of Art & Design |
| Contact: | Department of Art and Design artanddesign@cmich.edu 989-774-3025 |