Artist Performance: The Seventh Course

A view of a table from above, featuring golden plate settings and a bowl with a pale, open mouth in its center.

Photo courtesy of Zelda & Georgia B.

A close up image of a white bowl with a thin, transparent covering stitched across it. In the center of the bowl is a pale, white, open mouth.

Photo courtesy of Zelda & Georgia B.

Saturday, November 8th from 1–2pm at the CU Art Museum

Join us for a performance by artists Zelda & Georgia B as part of Shaping Time: CU Ceramics Alumni 2000-2020.

The Seventh Course continues Zelda & Georgia B’s exploration of material behavior and the porous boundary between object and body. Performed in relation to A Narrowing Corridor: A Cultivated Atmosphere, the work traces a slow transformation in which balance and gravity act as collaborators. Frozen forms embody a quiet tension—poise yielding to exhaustion. As balance gives way to gravity, the scene lingers between presence and disintegration—an afterimage of forces shared between bodies, objects, and the spaces that hold them.

Light refreshments will be served following the performance.

This program is free and all are welcome!