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11:00 - 3:00 PM --Production: An Afternoon For Artist Parents With Selina Trepp

When:
Sunday, November 19, 2017, 11:00 AM until 3:00 PM
Where:
Experimental Station -- 6100 S Blackstone Ave.
http://www.experimentalstation.org/
 6100 S Blackstone Ave.
Chicago, IL  
Additional Info:
Category:
Workshop
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Sunday November 19th, 11:00am - 1:30pm
$10 registration fee
Lunch included in registration fee 
FREE childcare will be provided in the same building.


Join us for an afternoon with artist Selina Trepp! Trepp will give an artist talk and lead a discussion about how she empowers herself as a mother and artist. She will discuss her multi-disciplinary art practice, and will go into detail about how parenthood has affected her artistic production. Trepp will explain how she navigates logistics, politics, and money in her practice, and her interactions with institutions. Trepp’s talk will be followed by a Q&A/ discussion. 

Following the talk, participants are invited to a networking lunch - and brainstorming session - guided by founders of Extended Practice, Sara Holwerda and Angela Lopez. This session will allow individuals to focus on making connections with other artists parents and to envision how some of Trepp's strategies could apply to their own practices. Participants will explore what strategies they can build on to empower themselves as artists and mothers. 

This project is made possible through the DCASE Individual Artist Project grant.