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Lunchtime Art Talk in Woolworth Window, By Acataphasia Grey

Posted on January 30, 2014 by Spaceworks Tacoma

Bring your lunch, discuss Natural History and Arts!

WHO: Artist Acataphasia (“Cat”) Grey – and you!
WHAT: Brown bag Lunch de la Mort (“Lunch of Death”)
WHEN: Noon-1pm, Jan. 31
WHERE: Inside Cat’s art installation at the Woolworth Windows, corner of 11th & Commerce
ADMISSION: Free
Bring your lunch and step inside an Artscapes installation! Talk about natural history with artist Cat Grey, and discuss her macabre new work, Spiderhorse. It will be standing room only inside the Woolworth window, but you will leave with a bone, feather or fluffy souvenir to take home. Bring a sack lunch, an open mind and all your questions about all things dead!

Acataphasia is a teeming wealth of knowledge on the science, politics, and artistry of all things dead. — This exhibit is filled with skulls, bones, quills, furs, feathers, and antlers from numerous animal species, exotic and local.

cattalk_72 — Acataphasia is a teeming wealth of knowledge on the science, politics, and artistry of all things dead.

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