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Name: Tiny Show 2: An All Women/Trans/Non-Binary Art Show
Start: 2019-11-19T00-00-00-00
End: 2019-11-19T23-23-59-00
Location: Good Fast Cheap DC

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19novAll DayTiny Show 2: An All Women/Trans/Non-Binary Art Show(All Day: tuesday) Good Fast Cheap DC

Event Details

Hen House presents Tiny Show 2, an all-female/trans/non-binary exhibit featuring grand concepts on a miniature scale. The artists challenged themselves to create works within the physical constraints of 5in x 5in, with the hope of confronting our society’s all-too-often narrow view of women and their place in the artistic continuum. As the concepts depicted transcend the boundaries of their physical size, so too does the courage, creativity and genius of women.

Join us opening night on November 15th from 7pm-12am at Good Fast Cheap DC (524 Rhode Island Ave NE). There will be live DJs, live painting, drinks and food available.

Gallery Hours on Saturday, November 16th and Sunday, November 17th are from12pm-5pm.

Sunday night, November 17th from 6pm-10pm we’ll be holding a fundraiser/Bingo night benefitting HIPS (find out more about their organization at www.hips.org)

Workshops:

Block Printing with Kate Parnell Tuesday 11/19|8pm-10pm $30

Screen Printing with Beth Hansen Wednesday 11/20|6pm-8pm $50

Marbling Workshop with Clara Cornelius Friday 11/22|6pm-9pm $75

Creative Writing Workshop with Zewiditu Saturday 11/23|1pm-3pm $15

Time

All Day (Tuesday)

Location

Good Fast Cheap DC

524 Rhode Island Ave NE

Cost

Free

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19nov10:00 am10:00 pmImmersive Multimedia Exhibition: Lucid Motion by Rhizomatiksat ARTECHOUSE10:00 am - 10:00 pm ARTECHOUSE

19nov6:30 pm8:30 pmProfs & Pints: Handicapping the Democratic Primaries6:30 pm - 8:30 pm La Pop, a cultural salon

Event Details

Profs and Pints presents: “Handicapping the Democratic Primaries,” with David Barker, professor of government and director of the Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies at American University.

In races between political candidates, it’s important to consider not just the strengths of the contestants, but the rules of the game and the conditions of the field. The relative advantages of insiders versus outsiders, sprinters versus marathoners, and clean runners versus “mudders” can vary tremendously from one place or time to the next. Our electoral system’s status as one of the most complicated in the world does not make understanding it any easier, and media pundits are rarely much help.

Profs and Pints is offering you a chance to gain a sophisticated knowledge of the factors at play as we look to see who will emerge from a crowded field of Democratic candidates vying to be their party’s nominee for president and evaluate their chances of winning in 2020. Coming to the stage to help you make sense of it all is David Barker, who previously has given illuminating talks on Congressional gridlock and the impact of “alternative facts” in American politics. Drawing upon his decades of research, Professor barker will tackle questions such as:

• How does the primary and caucus calendar affect the outcome? Which candidates does such timing favor?
• How do the rules vary, and which candidates have an advantage in primaries vs. caucuses, or open primaries vs. closed primaries?
• How is “electability” shaping this contest? How are related considerations pertaining to race, gender, sexuality, religion, age and ideological “extremism”?
• How do campaign strategies differ in nominations vs. general elections?
• Who is running the smartest campaign?
• How are the media influencing this race so far, and is that likely to change?
• What role do party insiders play, and who are they lining up behind?

You might not end up feeling like a winner after the ballots are counted, you’ll at least have less of a chance of being surprised. (Advance tickets: $12. Doors: $15, save $2 with a student ID. Listed time is for doors. Talk starts 30 minutes later. Please allow yourself time to place any orders and get seated and settled in.)