Eulogies, For Peace...Is Not Dead
A night of readings, performance, and music curated by Andrew Shenker

Friday, August 26, 6-11pm (Doors at 5pm)
Outdoors at Current Space – Enter through the back at 421 Tyson Street
Admission: $12-20 sliding (pay-what-you-can). Cash only at the door.

Going through these dark and difficult times, where recognition of a turning point in history becomes obvious, it's hard not to be concerned with the democratic experiment in a basic way. And this puts into relief community…the LIFE of community at the heart of equality and respect for individuals.

There is an urgency to do something, if only indirectly, through voice and instruments, to acknowledge the gravity of the moment we are in.

Eulogies, while beginning to address this loss, also lean towards celebration; and, in allowing for a wide range of approaches and angles, makes possible an unusual night of readings, performance, and music.

Including:
- Alicia Puglionesi
- Alphonso Lingis
- Caroline Preziosi
- Edgar Kunz
- Eze Jackson
- Heather Rounds
- Herald (Lawrence Worthington)
- Joseph Grantham and Megan Boyle
- Laure Drogoul
- Lily Herman
- Margaret Rorison
- Matthew Papich
- Megan McShea
- Sefu Chikelu
- Theresa Columbus, Francisco Benavides, Allison Clendaniel, Izaak Collins, Ruby Fulton, Jacob Zabawa, Caitlin Weaver, and Cliff Doby
- Wheatie Mattiasich and Stephen Santillan

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Current Space is an artist-run gallery, studio, outdoor performance space, and garden bar; nourishing an ongoing dialogue between artists, activists, performers, designers, curators, and thinkers. Operating since November 2004, we are committed to showcasing, developing, and broadening the reach of artists locally and internationally.

This program is made possible in part by supporting members like you; the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization; the generous contributions of The Maryland State Arts Council; The Creative Baltimore Fund, which is a grant program funded by the Mayor’s Office and the City of Baltimore; and the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation.