OutLook on Mason: The LGBTQ PhotoVoice Project

Photo by Jay Banks
OUTLook on Mason:  The LGBTQ PhotoVoice Project, April 3 - 13, 2012.

Community Forum and Opening Reception in Mason Hall D003 A & B.

Thursday, April 5, 2012, 4 - 6 p.m.

The OUTLook on Mason PhotoVoice project brought together nine undergraduate students to share their experiences as members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning (LGBTQ) community at Mason.  Through witnessing their visual images and reflecting on their written narratives, you are invited to join a critical dialogue about the strengths and concerns of the LGBTQ community and the campus climate at Mason.

During the Community Forum, these students will share their work, their experiences, and their recommendations for improving Mason's campus climate.  All students, faculty, staff, and administration at Mason are encouraged to attend.

PhotoVoice is a participatory research method that gives creative voice to members of a community who often feel silenced. 

"The ReMuseum" by The Floating Lab Collective

The “ReMuseum” by The Floating Lab Collective (FLC) is a participatory, mobile experiment that investigates museum processes such as collecting, valuing and displaying objects.  Through discussions with DC communities, such as Deanwood, Brentwood, Petworth and Anacostia, the Floating Lab Collective selected and replicated personal objects of value. These objects, along with unique stories delivered by their owners, will be displayed in a retrofitted taco truck. 
These items will be displayed:

Corcoran Gallery of Art March 17th from 10:00am – 5:00pm

The Pepco Edison Place Gallery, Sunday March 25th from 12:00pm – 7:00pm.

Deanwood Recreation Center Saturday, April 7th (all day)

More events will we posted soon.  More info at: www.floatinglabcollective.com

CURATED BY LAURA ROULET
Commissioned by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities’
5x5 Temporary Public Art Project
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SoA Olympics 2012

Book Signing for Maureen Lauran's new Book

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Provisions Library presents book artistry by Scott Holmquist

Special Artist Book Presentation with Scott Holmquist



Open viewings, Thursday, March 1st, 1-5pm and 7-9pm

Intros by Scott at 2pm and 7:30pm followed by discussions

Room L012, Art & Design Building, George Mason University, Fairfax campus

RSVP with preferred time: provisionslibrary@gmail.com  

Directions to GMU from DC here.



Please join Provisions Research Center for Arts and Social Change for a rare presentation of chronic freedom, an epic work of book artistry by Scott Holmquist.



chronic freedom encompasses five hand-made volumes housing a clandestine history of Northern California’s Humboldt County from the 1960’s to the present day. Humboldt County was a mecca for the back-to-the-land movement and subsequently part of an area that came to be known as the Emerald Triangle for it’s advanced cultivation of fine strains of marijuana.



Scott Holmquist will personally present his magnum opus, explaining this complex work of intimate social history and handmade bookmaking technology.

Lets do it: the Big Virginia Cleanup

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