Organized by Artspace in collaboration with Nasty Women Connecticut: Silence Breakers and The Ely Center of Contemporary Art.
Each of us has had a moment of public or semi-public exposure that sticks with us. Perhaps it was a moment when we tried to express an opinion, testify to a personal experience, or stand up on behalf of another. Perhaps this moment was a unique experience of overexposure, or perhaps it was part of a systemic pattern of being at once hyper-visible yet unheard.

To participate in this workshop, please come prepared to share a moment in your own personal “digital life”, in which you have felt overexposed. For example, this could include a Facebook post or tweet that went viral (or got a lot of attention), an email that circulated beyond your intended audience. This event is open to Nasty Women and their allies. Registration is free, but spaces are limited and available on a first come first serve basis. If you have questions, contact Sarah Fritchey at [email protected].

Banners Project Workshop with artist Aliza Shvarts