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Saturday April 29th 3-6pm

Come join the Greensboro community as we engage in a collaborative tasking event!  

 TASK was originally created by artist Oliver Herring, who has developed it to be a self-generating improvisational event that takes place around the world.  

 TASK participants will be provided simple materials like cardboard, tape, aluminum foil, cloth, foam and other goods as they follow a simple set of rules: write a task for someone to complete and then randomly select a task to perform yourself. You can write and take as many tasks as you would like.  

Tasks can range and possibilities are endless..."Build a castle and defend it." "Elevate yourself four feet." "Sing someone a lullaby." This is a place for a group of people to play, innovate, collaborate, test and invent with one another and their surroundings!

 

 

 

The End of the World Party
09/27/2026
The End of the World Party

The End of the World PartySolo Exhibition by Juno Rose   October 27 - 31, 2026Reception: Friday, Oct 30th | 6-8P More About The End of the World PartyThe End of the World Party uses the imagery of biblical and nuclear apocalypse to explore the intersection of racial and queer identity, primarily centering black, gender-nonconforming bodies. Using film and illustration in tandem, this dying world of burning pylons, broken power lines, and crying angels is brought to life, using Juno Rose, and her ever-evolving character, Mandinga, as its main subjects. Alongside the main concept, this exhibition invites you to sit and watch the other filmic works of Juno Rose, ...

Nevermore/Everafter
09/27/2026
The End of the World Party

Nevermore/Everafter2026 Painting Capstone Exhibition Featuring:Aminah Coppage, Sacha Feierman, Shayla Scales, Elissa Ukhueligbe   October 20 - 24, 2026Reception: Friday, Oct 23rd | 6-8P More about Nevermore/EverafterNevermore/Everafter is a multifaceted exploration of perspective and the temporaneous. It is a collection of paintings and mixed media works, each conducting their own exploration. Through their respective media, Aminah Coppage, Sacha Feierman, Shayla Scales, Elissa Ukhueligbe reach the collective conclusion that time is not linear. Time is orbital and oscillating, through the past, the present, phases, and memory. Nevermore/Everafter is ...

Notes from downstream
09/05/2026
The End of the World Party

Notes from downstream Exhibition by Adrianne Huang & Elizabeth (EJ) Trefney October 6 - 17, 2026Reception + Artist Talk: Friday, Oct 16th | 6-8P More About Notes from downstreamIf all the world was a river, how would we situate ourselves in its flow? Elizabeth (EJ) Trefney’s work dives into rushing waters and swims among smooth currents, weaving images of the natural world into past and present, distant and familiar. Objects and specimens foreground Adrianne Huang’s work, which prefers to embark on a riverside search, turning over rocks and peering into crevices. Notes from downstream considers both artists’ approaches to questions of ...

Echoes Across Latitudes
08/30/2026
The End of the World Party

Echoes Across Latitudes: Geographies of Grief & Joy Featuring:Ashley E Lazarre, Amanda Shea, Malaika Ogukwe, Marian Taylor Brown September 29 - October 3, 2026Celebration & Open Mic: Friday, Oct 2nd | 5-8PSign up for an open mic slot here Tea & Ancestral Altar: Saturday, Oct 3rd 2-5P More About Echoes Across Latitudes: Geographies of Grief & JoyEchoes Across Latitudes: Geographies of Grief & Joy features multi-media artists Amanda Shea, Malaika Ogukwe, Ashley E Lazarre and Marian Taylor Brown, who invite the many textures of grief and joy to emerge as they navigate their respective journeys and tell their unique yet inextricably ...

Stoop Stories
08/02/2026
The End of the World Party

Stoop StoriesSculpture, Prints, and Tales from the Brackish Waters Between Public and Private, the Sentimental and Forgotten  Exhibition by Patrick Healy & Topher Alexander  September 15 - 26, 2026Reception: Friday, Sept 25th | 6-8P More About Stoop StoriesThe brownstone steps, the wraparound porch, the bench outside your local deli – these spaces exist on the shoreline separating the sidewalk and the sentimental. The quaint theaters illuminated by streetlamp where first kisses are given and innumerable cups of coffee are consumed. Stoop Stories presents a collection of sculpture, prints, and tall tales examining that brackish water ...