Chelsea's Trivia Night

 Jun 18, 2020, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
 Zoom live stream

Zoom live stream

As part of her participation in the exhibition Another Idea, Chelsea A. Flowers presents Chelsea's Trivia Night, a live streamed game show airing June 18th at 7:00 PM CST via Zoom.

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Life is wild right now, first, Corona put us in a time out, and now we are reminding people that Black lives do indeed matter. With the multitude of resistance going on, Chelsea’s Trivia Night is here to remind you that joy is a form of resistance, Black laughter is a form of resistance. Inspired by Urban Dictionary, Chelsea wants to know if you can decipher the “True or False” statement, “Fill in the Blank”, and Identify correct answers to earn points. Do you like trivia? Can you do it for the culture? If so Chelsea’s Trivia Night is for you. ~ Chelsea A. Flowers

Check out other work by Chelsea A. Flowers in the exhibition page for Another Idea.

About the artist:
https://www.chelseaaflowers.com

Based in Detroit, Chelsea A. Flowers is an artist who holds an MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art (2017), and a BFA from Denison University with a concentration in Black Studies (2013). She has shown work and performed at various galleries including; Wave Pool Gallery (Cincinnati, OH), ACRE Projects Space (Chicago, IL), Public Space One (Iowa City, IA), Fjord Gallery (Philadelphia, PA), Red Bull Arts (Detroit, MI), Roots and Culture (Chicago, IL), and Front/Space Gallery (Kansas City, MO). With upcoming shows at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (Detroit, MI), Vox Populi (Philadelphia, PA) and The Sculpture Center, (Cleveland, OH).

She has expanded her skills and research by attending ACRE (Steuben, WI), Real Time and Space (Oakland, CA), Ox-Bow School of Arts and Artist Residency (Saugatuck, MI) and Art Space is Your Space (Cincinnati, OH) residencies. Her practice explores subversion to popular culture, how “otherness” is created through social and cultural critique of her environment. She explores these ideas through comedic troupes, physical play, nostalgic memorabilia, and participatory performance.