Stars align for a surprise concert at Vox Populi this weekend. Hey Philly Weekend Warriors and Synth fans, come out and cool off SATURDAY NIGHT, 6/03 for a pop up […]
There's no time left...is a collection of performance and video pieces that are related to the prompt, "There's no time left" presented by Modus Featuring the work of: Ron Binary […]
Wavelengths is a semi monthly drag and burlesque event curated by Katie Rauth (aka Lezzie McGuire) that uses gendered performance to explore marginalized identities and the politics by which they […]
Tuesday June 20th 2017, 7pm Moderated by Katya Grokhovsky Feminist Urgent and Vox Populi invite you to join us in an open discussion about abuse in all it's forms and […]
June 21st, 2017, 5pm sharp Happy Hour Reading/Listening in Vox’s Lobby/ Library Space The good people of Chicago’s Moniker Records are stopping through to discuss their forthcoming memoir of legendary […]
Performances at 7pm and 9pm daily
Please join us on Sunday, June 25th at 3pm for a gallery talk with Beth Heinly, Gabriel Boyce, and Erin Murray moderated by Ulises. In conjunction with Vox’s current exhibition […]
Make A Space For Me June 25th, 7-9 pm Sliding scale $5-7, No one turned away for lack of funds. Vox Populi is pleased to announce the first program in a new […]
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Lane Speidel is raising money to pay for their top surgery and recovery and their lovely friends are helping them throw a fundraiser to do it!
Hong-Kai Wang and Mattin present a disorientating talk-performance follow up to 2014's Collapsing Ourselves, this time with Eric Laska, across three continents.
This winter the Black Box will be the site for Sage's research to actualize, with two months of installations, workshops, and performances entitled "Me, Myself, and I". It opens on December 13, with an artist talk at 3 pm and a reception following, ending with a closing reception and Performance by Gabrielle Richardson on January 26. Between these receptions there will be four workshops, curated along with the Art Hoe Collective.
2017 has been one hell of a year without a doubt. Besides the political upheavals, the Weinstein scandal has sparked a national conversation about sexual misconduct and prompted many to come forward with accusations ranging from groping to rape against prominent men. This scandal wave, along with the #MeToo movement that followed, has given the birth to Lana Abdo’ theatrical dance piece, The Maze, which is, first and foremost, a cry out for women, as well as men, to speak up and overcome their fears and uncertainties. The performers, including Lana Abdo, Brissae Valdez, and Christopher Odom, take us into the journey of a woman in the modern-day dating world which puts into question the myth, or reality, of what is becoming more and more of a norm for people to try to live happily on their own, and not settle before they meet someone they really love and want to spend the rest of their lives with.
Sage Adams is an artist, activist, writer, curator, they curate with the Art Hoe Collective and they are our Black Box Fellow. Over the summer and fall they have been […]
Sage Adams is an artist, activist, writer, curator, they curate with the Art Hoe Collective and they are our Black Box Fellow. Over the summer and fall they have been […]
Sage Adams is an artist, activist, writer, curator, they curate with the Art Hoe Collective and they are our Black Box Fellow. Over the summer and fall they have been […]
Seeds Performed by Gabrielle Richardson, Curated by Sage Adams Sage Adams is an artist, activist, writer, curator, they curate with the Art Hoe Collective and they are our Black Box […]
Sage Adams is an artist, activist, writer, curator, they curate with the Art Hoe Collective and they are our Black Box Fellow. Over the summer and fall they have been […]
We see this event, which we are calling "ISOP FebFest: DiscorDance" as a way to get together and explore how we, as improvisors, work with qualities of disharmony, disagreement, conflict, strife, friction, as well as their opposites? How do we as improvisors use our practices to navigate, escape, or express ourselves in a time of stressful social and cultural changes and challenges (immigration, national identity, sexual harassment, nuclear weapons, racism, LGBTQIA+ rights, and religious persecution, to name a few)?
In conjunction with the collective exhibition X+1 _ Vox Accelerated, please join us for an afternoon of coffee-fueled conversation and youtube-generated music by, with, and from Vox and its guests.
