No Place to Go was inspired by Killjoy’s Kastle: A Lesbian Feminist Haunted House, an immersive walk-through installation and performance artwork by Allyson Mitchell and Deirdre Logue.
No Place to Go is situated on the Traditional Territories of the Arapaho, Cheyenne, Sioux and Ute Nations ( Why acknowledge territory?).
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Major contributors include the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, the Andrew W. No Place to Go is presented by RedLine and 40 West Arts, and sponsored by Beston Homes Team, with additional support from the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District and the National Performance Network (NPN) Artist Engagement Fund. Alternately, No Place to Go connected audiences to internal landscapes of fear, allowing them to experience the ultimate fear that there is no place to be, no place to go for certain bodies in oppressive sociopolitical spaces.Ĭo-directors, Serena Chopra, Kate Speer, and Frankie Toan discuss the vision and inspiration for No Place to Go. In a typical haunted house, viewers are faced with culturally dominant fears that take the form of recognizably scary objects and scare tactics, such as zombies, chainsaws and demons. Through queering the haunted house experience, this project offered a critical look into the cultural fears of bodies in oppressive sociopolitical spaces. The work has been a timely commentary on the limitations and fears inherent in our political “choices.” In the shadow of the impending election, we are confronted with our fraught participation in the nation state and will necessitate radical, queer modes for re-imagining the relationship of our bodies to our haunted (national) home. The project premiered just before the 2020 presidential election. Each installation is a fantastical realm designed by some of the boldest, emerging, and mid-career artists in the seven county region: nolan tredway, Michaela Mujica-Steiner + Emily Marie Passos Duffy, Moe Gram, Nicole Anona Banowetz, Hayley Krichels, Hayley Dixon + Renee Marino, Chrissy Espinoza + Grace Cooper, Steven Frost, and BAGBAYSHA (Chris BAGley + Koko BAYer + Thomas ScHArfenberg). A collaborative project directed by Serena Chopra, Kate Speer and Frankie Toan, No Place to Go is a pandemic-safe, multi-site car tour in 40 West Arts District and Wheat Ridge. Presented by RedLine in partnership with 40 West Arts and sponsored by Beston Homes Team, No Place to Go is an artist-made haunted house where unrealized fears manifest in an immersive world driven by choice-making and the horror of the binary.
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