Giving way: A Durational Show in Crip Time

6-Hour Durational Show ~ 9 multi-disciplinary artists. 9 pieces evolve across an afternoon to explore Crip Time. ONE DAY ONLY. Don't miss this immersive multidisciplinary durational show, a one-day-only experience evolving across six hours, exploring Crip Time. Crip Time—a concept coined by Alison Kafer—refers to the ways time passes in unique ways for disabled folks. Nine Salt Lake City-connected artists will each debut a creative work that evolves throughout six hours, exploring Crip Time through different perspectives. Featured Artists: • Azul Bolívar • Kit Cactus • Lewis Figun Westbrook • Rae Luebbert • Kym McDaniel • Sarah May • Mars Mooney • Lissa Reed • Melissa Salguero During the performance, attendees are invited to come and go as you please. There will be chairs and couches available for you to take a seat and enjoy the works. You might choose: • To come for a random period of time and stay as long as you want. • To come for a little bit, leave and then return to see how the works have evolved. • Stay for several hours to experience the performance alongside the artists. “Rather than bend disabled bodies and minds to meet the clock, crip time bends the clock to meet disabled bodies and minds"—Alison Kafer in Feminist, Queer, Crip. Sunday, October 11 from 2:00-8:00pm Location: West Main Studio (1400 S Main St, Salt Lake City) Getting to the Venue: • Parking: There is a small parking lot directly north of West Main Studio. There is street parking alont Main Street. • State Street Buses: The 200 (State Street North) and 201 (State Street South) buses run frequently along State Street just one block east, stopping near 1400 South. • TRAX Light Rail: The Ballpark Station (Green and Red lines) is located roughly 3 to 10 minutes away on foot (near 1300 South / 200 West), offering quick rail connections to downtown and the wider valley. Accessibility Information: • Face masks are required for all attendees at this event, and will be provided for free. Masks are required in order to make this event accessible for all community members, especially our most vulnerable. • West Main Studio is wheelchair accessible. This venue is on one floor with no stair access. There are two gender neutral ADA restrooms. • Multiple air purifiers will be spaced throughout the venue to minimize the risk of airborne illnesses. • Four noise-reducing headphones will be available for audience members to check out and use throughout the festival. • All film/video content with speaking will have subtitles. • If you have other accessibility requests, please reach out to Rae Luebbert at [email protected].