ADMISSION: 
Admission is free and open to everyone. Reservations required. RSVP beginning Tuesday, September 1, at 10 a.m. 

DESCRIPTION: 
Go behind the scenes of Raegan Truax’s 46-hour durational performance in the same place in a conversation with Truax and ONE Archives curator Alexis Bard Johnson. They will discuss the ideas, research, and preparation behind the work, including Truax’s commitment to a queer feminist performance practice that emphasizes risk, vulnerability, connection, and possibility. The conversation will conclude with an audience Q&A, giving attendees the chance to engage directly with the artist and continue exploring questions raised by the work. 

This Is One Part of a Series! 
This talkback is part of a month-long residency with durational performance artist Raegan Truax at ONE Archives that explores themes of power, connection, exhaustion, and embodiment. The residency will also include archival research, a student workshop, a durational performance, and an exhibition at ONE Archives.  

Related Events: 
in the same place 
A 46-Hour Durational Performance by Raegan Truax 
Friday, October 23 at 1 p.m. to Sunday, October 25, at 11 a.m. 
ONE Archives 
More info and RSVP 

Untimely Practices: A Workshop with Raegan Truax 
Date and time TBD
ONE Archives 

Bio: 
Raegan Truax is a durational performance artist, scholar, and educator whose work explores time, embodiment, and queer feminist performance practices. They hold a PhD in Theater and Performance Studies from Stanford University and MA degrees in Performance Studies and Gender Politics from New York University. Truax is the founder of ON DURATION and executive director of Creative Body Institute. Their work has been presented internationally at venues including CounterPulse in San Francisco, Berlin Art Week, ZK/U Berlin, Cité internationale des Arts in Paris, and SOMArts in San Francisco. Their work is also featured in Marina Abramović Institute’s Immaterial Archive. They are committed to an overtly queer and feminist durational practice that challenges masochistic tropes of endurance. For them, it is a practice of risk, struggle, vulnerability, connection, presence, and possibility. @raegan.truax

Presented by USC Visions and Voices. Organized by Alexis Bard Johnson (ONE Archives at the USC Libraries).