Home Season

This winter’s “home season” program showcases a body of Elizabeth Streb’s work which highlights quotidian objects as extreme action hardware. Everyday objects you might see on a construction site, and that make up the building blocks of our lived environment, have long been the subject of Streb’s obsessive action invention. From dirt, glass, plywood and two-by-fours, to concrete blocks, I-beams, truck straps, buckets and ladders, Streb has transformed these objects to foment complex extreme action choreography over the years. With a libretto written by Laura Flanders, DANGER: EVERYDAY OBJECTS, weaves together a poetic look at the everyday building objects we all live within. Tickets are available on a sliding scale $0-$50. $50 premium tickets includes an exclusive virtual conversation and Q&A with Elizabeth Streb, moderated by Laura Flanders on Tue, Dec 15, 7 pm.

Contact: shannon@streb.org for questions about tickets.

Photo Credits in order: Stephanie Berger, Tom Caravaglia, Teresa Wood, Stephanie Berger

An email will be sent on Friday, December 11th including a link to view DANGER: EVERYDAY OBJECTS. Email will also include Zoom information for the December 15th conversation and Q&A for guests who purchase a Premium Ticket.