A multi-media show you don’t wanna miss!
🤩 Join us on December 18th at 7:00PM at Garfield Park Arts Center as we bid a farewell to the limiting binaries around us. Each ensemble will be tasked with creating a collaborative work deconstructing a binary. Maybe a group will want to explore the many stages between life and death using paper maché and burlesque? Or maybe a group will explore the many permutations of gender identity through singing and martial arts?
🏆 Each ensemble will have ... view more »
A multi-media show you don’t wanna miss!
🤩 Join us on December 18th at 7:00PM at Garfield Park Arts Center as we bid a farewell to the limiting binaries around us. Each ensemble will be tasked with creating a collaborative work deconstructing a binary. Maybe a group will want to explore the many stages between life and death using paper maché and burlesque? Or maybe a group will explore the many permutations of gender identity through singing and martial arts?
🏆 Each ensemble will have a chance to win $1000, and we want YOU to vote for your favorite group and choose our winner.
🎟 This event is FREE and open to the public (suggested donation $10). RSVP by clicking the “tickets” button to get the details on your calendar!
Donations collected benefit the artists in the show. An encore performance will stream on Facebook and Youtube Live following the live performance.
🙌 Special thanks to Garfield Park Arts Center for collaborating on this event and to Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF) and the Equity Ambassador Program for their generous support.
📥 Interested in signing up for the show as an artist? Complete this application.
Masks REQUIRED for entrance in the venue.
ABOUT CLOCKWORK:
Clockwork Music creates 24 hour, immersive, and collaborative experiences and events for artists and the Greater Indianapolis community. The organization founded “Clockwork: a Multimedia Concert Created in 24 Hours”. This Social Practice event focused on community-building across art-forms and genres is a partnership between Clockwork Jones and Tabitha Barbour.
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