Join Lark Aster from the Ace Archive project to learn how to take queer history out of the neoclassical marble vaults of academia and put it into the hands of queer people.
Ace Archive is a participatory queer history project to archive the history of the asexual and aromantic communities. Lark is going to talk about carnivals, manifestos, amoebas, copyright law, copyleft law, 19th-century German sexology, The Chastity Underground, and that zine they found in Providence that changed everything.
Learn how a simple question turned into an international effort to collect, preserve, and educate about the history of a community you won't find in the history books. From a laptop in Lark's bedroom to a museum in Sydney, we'll cover it all.
Boston Tech Poetics are a group of artists who are interested in technology and technologists who are interested in the arts. We have monthly meetings and our events range from showcasing featured speakers, providing an open space for anyone to share their work with the community, and organizing cool workshops and other activities.
Questions about the talk or the Boston Tech Poetics can be directed at Lark (lark@lark.gay).
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During this event the Shop will be open to users as long as they are respectful with their space usage and sound levels. Loud equipment such as the laser cutters will not be allowed during this time.
Hours that are Open, and a Shop that is too!
5pm-9pm
Open Shop Hours are unstructured hours that any community member can take advantage of to come in to utilize the space and tools.
Contact us ahead of your visit if you are intending on using a specific tool and have a tight scheduled, or require specific help with a task. Preferably a day or two in advance.
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Contact@fabville.org
Project Manager Email:
Fabville@artisansasylum.com
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(617) 702-2299