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DESCRIPTION:Come make bowls with us while sharing conversations around inti
 macy\, memory\, and connection.\n\nWednesday\, January 14\, 12 - 2pm\n(Drop
 -in starts every 30 minutes)\nOpen to the public\n\nO'Donohue Family Stanfo
 rd Educational Farm\n175 Electioneer Road Stanford\, CA 94305\nStanford\, C
 A 94305\n\nPaid parking is available at the Searsville Lot\n190 Searsville 
 Rd\nStanford\, CA 94305\n\nRSVP Required\nhttps://tinyurl.com/1000waystohol
 d\n\n1\,000 Ways to Hold is a year-long participatory project rooted in con
 versation and clay organized by VPA Visiting Artist Erika Chong Shuch. In s
 essions across campus\, you’ll make ceramic bowls together while sharing re
 flections on the question: What have you held\, and what has held you?  No 
 experience necessary.\n\nThe bowls\, along with recorded reflections from p
 articipants\, will become part of a collective artwork and digital archive 
 that will culminate in a spring exhibition at the Anderson Collection.\n\n\
 nErika Chong Shuch is a choreographer\, director\, and performance maker wh
 ose work spans experimental performance and social practice\, often inventi
 ng unexpected forms of audience engagement. Since 2000\, her original work 
 frequently features intergenerational casts of artists and non-artists. Her
  projects often center people whose lives and labor sit outside the spotlig
 ht\, broadening ideas of where and how art-making begins.\n\nShe is the fou
 nder of For You\, a performance group that brings strangers together and ex
 plores performance as a form of gift-giving. For You’s works range from int
 imate encounters to large-scale public parties and have been commissioned b
 y the Oregon Shakespeare Festival\, Court Theater (Chicago)\, The Momentary
  (AK)\, Cantor Arts Center\, and Edge on the Square (Chinatown SF).\n\nIf y
 ou have any questions\, please contact Edi Dai at edidai@stanford.edu.\n\nV
 PA Visiting Artist Erika Chong Shuch is hosted by the Office of the Vice Pr
 esident for the Arts. 1\,000 Ways to Hold is co-sponsored by the Anderson C
 ollection\, the Office for Religious & Spiritual Life\, and the Office of t
 he Vice President for the Arts. This workshop is co-organized with the O'Do
 nohue Family Stanford Educational Farm.
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LOCATION:O'Donohue Educational Farm\, Barn
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SUMMARY:1\,000 Ways to Hold: Conversation and Clay Pop-up Workshop at the F
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