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X-WR-CALNAME:Artist Discussion with Every Ocean Hughes
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DESCRIPTION:List Projects 33: Every Ocean Hughes features One Big Bag (2021
 ) is a 40-minute single channel video. \n\nThe video uses the “mobile co
 rpse kit”—a bag filled with everyday objects doulas use to care for th
 e newly dead—as both the visual structure and narrative driver of the vi
 deo. With a matter-of-fact demeanor and intense physicality the performer 
 guides the viewer into the largely uncharted waters of corpse care — pra
 ctical\, political and spiritual. The form of the video creates a tension 
 between the subject matter of dying and the forceful liveness of the perfo
 rmance itself.  Exhibiting artist Every Ocean Hughes will be joined by Sue
 lin Chen to discuss the complications and complexities of end-of-life care
  drawn from themes presented in One Big Bag. \n\nList Center galleries wil
 l be open at 5:00 PM.\n\nSpeaker Bios\n\nEvery Ocean Hughes (b. 1977\, liv
 es and works in Stockholm and New York) is a transdisciplinary artist and 
 writer. Her work has been shown in solo exhibitions at the Whitney Museum 
 of American Art\, New York (2023)\; Studio Voltaire\, London (2022)\; Mode
 rna Museet\, Stockholm (2022)\; Secession\, Vienna (2015)\; and PARTICIPAN
 T INC.\, New York (2015). Collaboration has been a central part of her pra
 ctice: She was editor and cofounder of the queer feminist journal and arti
 st collective LTTR\, has written lyrics for several bands (The Knife\, Col
 in Self\, JD Samson & MEN)\, and has done costume design. Hughes’s work 
 is in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art\, New York\; W
 hitney Museum of American Art\, New York\; Centre national des arts plasti
 ques\, Paris\; Moderna Museet\, Stockholm\; and Kadist\, Paris/San Francis
 co\, among others. For over ten years\, Hughes has taught art in Europe an
 d the US and works as a coach for artists and creative producers as West S
 treet Coaching.\n\nSuelin Chen is an entrepreneur and healthcare executive
  who was the founder/CEO of the largest website for end-of-life planning i
 n the world (Cake)\, which has been visited by over 100 million people and
  was recently acquired by the second largest funeral company in the US. Sh
 e is now doing corporate and commercial strategy for healthcare companies.
  She earned her BS and PhD from MIT\, where she worked on medical technolo
 gy and was also a visitor\, intern (and\, later\, an advisory board member
 ) of the List Visual Arts Center. \n\n5:00–6:00 PM - MIT List Visual Art
  Center open\n6:00–7:00 PM - Artist Discussion in ACT Cube\n\nThis progr
 am is in collaboration with MIT Program in Art\, Culture and Technology (A
 CT).
GEO:42.361005;-71.087826
LOCATION:ACT Cube inside the Lower Level of the List Visual Arts Center bui
 lding. 20 Ames Street\, Cambridge MA 02139
SUMMARY:Artist Discussion with Every Ocean Hughes
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 cean-hughes
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CATEGORIES:Conferences/Seminars/Lectures
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