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Body, Space, and Time with Kat Bawden

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WHEN: Thursday, March 27th from 6:00-8:30pm

WHERE: LATITUDE, 2003 W Fulton St. Suite 211

COST: $10-$30 Sliding Scale

INSTRUCTOR: Kat Bawden

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

Body, Space, and Time is a dynamic critique group dedicated to exploring the intersection of physicality, environment, and temporality in storytelling. This group invites creators to examine how the body, the spaces we inhabit, and the passage of time shape narratives and expression. By exploring these, we help each other refine our work, deepen our creative practice, and push boundaries in storytelling. Our goal is to provide a supportive, constructive environment where members can share works-in-progress and receive thoughtful, multifaceted feedback. All types of artwork are accepted in the critique group, not just photography! However if you are presenting video work please have it be under 5 minutes and only bring documentation of sculptures ( you do not need bring the physical piece).

Participants are expected to submit 1-5 images via Google Forms no later than March 20th at noon CST to be displayed on a projector for group discussion. Feedback per participant will be limited to 8-10 minutes.

This is a sliding scale program. The instructor will receive a base rate or 50% of the profits depending on enrollment and payments, whichever is greater.

Space is limited to 10 participants total so grab your spot early!

Accessibility notes: This workshop has no mobility requirements as it will be a seated presentation. More on building accessibility can be found here and in the video tour of the lab on Vimeo. If your accessibility concerns have not been addressed in this note or on the accessibility page on our website, please make use of the accessibility accommodation in our signup form or reach out directly to education@latitudechicago.org for more information.

Questions? Contact us at education@latitudechicago.org

Please Note: LATITUDE never wants finances to stand in the way of participation in our programs. Please reach out to us to discuss financial assistance.

Refund Policy: For all LATITUDE courses, full payment is required to reserve your spot in the class. If you need to cancel your reservation for any reason, LATITUDE can provide a 100% refund for cancellations made 10 days prior to the start date of the course. Cancellations made with less than the 7 day notice will be given a 100% lab credit. Cancellations made within 72 hours of class run will be given a credit for 50% of the purchase price which can be used for any lab purchases, including re-enrollment, in the future. No refund for cancellations made on the start day of the course and will be considered a donation to the space.

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Body, Space, and Time with Kat Bawden

from $10.00

WHEN: Thursday, March 27th from 6:00-8:30pm

WHERE: LATITUDE, 2003 W Fulton St. Suite 211

COST: $10-$30 Sliding Scale

INSTRUCTOR: Kat Bawden

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

Body, Space, and Time is a dynamic critique group dedicated to exploring the intersection of physicality, environment, and temporality in storytelling. This group invites creators to examine how the body, the spaces we inhabit, and the passage of time shape narratives and expression. By exploring these, we help each other refine our work, deepen our creative practice, and push boundaries in storytelling. Our goal is to provide a supportive, constructive environment where members can share works-in-progress and receive thoughtful, multifaceted feedback. All types of artwork are accepted in the critique group, not just photography! However if you are presenting video work please have it be under 5 minutes and only bring documentation of sculptures ( you do not need bring the physical piece).

Participants are expected to submit 1-5 images via Google Forms no later than March 20th at noon CST to be displayed on a projector for group discussion. Feedback per participant will be limited to 8-10 minutes.

This is a sliding scale program. The instructor will receive a base rate or 50% of the profits depending on enrollment and payments, whichever is greater.

Space is limited to 10 participants total so grab your spot early!

Accessibility notes: This workshop has no mobility requirements as it will be a seated presentation. More on building accessibility can be found here and in the video tour of the lab on Vimeo. If your accessibility concerns have not been addressed in this note or on the accessibility page on our website, please make use of the accessibility accommodation in our signup form or reach out directly to education@latitudechicago.org for more information.

Questions? Contact us at education@latitudechicago.org

Please Note: LATITUDE never wants finances to stand in the way of participation in our programs. Please reach out to us to discuss financial assistance.

Refund Policy: For all LATITUDE courses, full payment is required to reserve your spot in the class. If you need to cancel your reservation for any reason, LATITUDE can provide a 100% refund for cancellations made 10 days prior to the start date of the course. Cancellations made with less than the 7 day notice will be given a 100% lab credit. Cancellations made within 72 hours of class run will be given a credit for 50% of the purchase price which can be used for any lab purchases, including re-enrollment, in the future. No refund for cancellations made on the start day of the course and will be considered a donation to the space.

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Kat Bawden

Kat Bawden is an artist, educator, and curator whose multidisciplinary practice spans photography, video, performance, and light-based installations. Kat constructs immersive spaces and suspended realities that probe the intricate relationships between memory, time, and the body. Working with sensitivity to the physiological and emotional impact of light, her work is both experimental and deeply embodied. Kat runs Murmuration, an experimental art space, out of her Humboldt Park studio. She received an MFA in Photography from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and is an adjunct professor of art at Dominican University. Her work has been supported by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and featured in Artforum, Lenscratch, Der Grief, the Chicago Reader, and others. She has exhibited and performed at the International Center of Photography, the Design Museum of Chicago, Iceberg Projects, Comfort Station, Co-Prosperity, the International Museum of Surgical Science, Prairie Ronde Artist Gallery, and others.