Offerings
LONGEST NIGHT/SEA VESSEL
IN WHICH we come together in the darkest days ahead of us to tend to--in a searching in the dark kind of way--that which is dormant in you or newly nascent or that which has been derailed by 2020, whether a process, a practice, or a project. We will meet on Sunday evenings, after sunset, across seven weeks, beginning with the eve of the Winter Solstice and extending throughout January. Given the circumstances, "gather" is virtual in concept, both with its limitations, as well as its possibilities to make more expanded constellations. Details:
LONGEST NIGHT/SEA VESSEL
Sundays, 5pm - 7pm, CST
December 20, 2020 - January 31, 2021
Limit: 13 ppl
Donation-based
Each week, we will come together around a shared, short-form text evocative of under/other/in-between worlds, then write together, then engage across the weeks with each other's "tendings"--that which brings us together--in a series of Askings (a Quaker-informed process per Jesse Ball for illuminating possibility) and dynamic response processes. The idea (often overlooked in workshops) is that the exploration and germination of one idea inspires and informs the whole, that in our radicle/radical longing, we are vivified by kindred attention and that attention is vivified by us--i.e. inspiration is the in-between, a relational wayfinding in the dark.
IN WHICH we come together in the darkest days ahead of us to tend to--in a searching in the dark kind of way--that which is dormant in you or newly nascent or that which has been derailed by 2020, whether a process, a practice, or a project. We will meet on Sunday evenings, after sunset, across seven weeks, beginning with the eve of the Winter Solstice and extending throughout January. Given the circumstances, "gather" is virtual in concept, both with its limitations, as well as its possibilities to make more expanded constellations. Details:
LONGEST NIGHT/SEA VESSEL
Sundays, 5pm - 7pm, CST
December 20, 2020 - January 31, 2021
Limit: 13 ppl
Donation-based
Each week, we will come together around a shared, short-form text evocative of under/other/in-between worlds, then write together, then engage across the weeks with each other's "tendings"--that which brings us together--in a series of Askings (a Quaker-informed process per Jesse Ball for illuminating possibility) and dynamic response processes. The idea (often overlooked in workshops) is that the exploration and germination of one idea inspires and informs the whole, that in our radicle/radical longing, we are vivified by kindred attention and that attention is vivified by us--i.e. inspiration is the in-between, a relational wayfinding in the dark.