This event is part of the exhibition Din Din, a series of free, socially-distanced outdoor events which use food and art to build community.

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Program Description

A Stitch in Time: Trans Family Archives is a free dinner and conversation series for trans and non-binary people to co-create intentionally multigenerational space and relationship. During Trans Family Archives dinners, participants work through generational biases, share critical histories, and witness each other in physical space. These facilitated discussions serve to build a foundation for mutual support amongst oft segregated community members.  Participants self-select to join the archives, a growing, freely accessible auditory resource which explores cross-generational dynamics.

Artist Bio

Eli Brown is an interdisciplinary artist working living media, drawing, sculpture, performance, video, and participatory projects.  Their work explores the histories and futurities of queer and trans subjectivities, communities and intimacies, and deals with anthropocentrism as it relates to conceptions of evolution and species.  Recent work has been featured at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, and Creative Time Summit X. Upcoming work will be flown with Tailgate Projects in Tampa, FL.