An exploration of ritual and ceremony as creative, interdisciplinary spaces imbued with intention and connected to personal and cultural histories. A broadening and deepening of knowledge around historical and contemporary ritual, ceremonial, and community-building practices of queer and trans artist communities from around the world, with a deeper focus on the extraordinary history of the queer trans shamans of early 20th century Korea.
Prerequisites and Restrictions
Open to students of all creative and academic backgrounds and experiences. This will be a dynamic, hands-on experience in which all students participate in the co-creation of new creative work. While there are no formal prerequisites, this course is best suited for students looking to deepen, expand, and diversify their creative practice in a rigorous, artistically challenging, and supportive environment.
