CUE Present Doomsday Story Hour, 10/30

A Millerite Preparing for the 23rd of April, 1843. [Image Description: An etching in black ink of a man with his thumb on his nose, he is sitting inside a cupboard on wheels. It is full of food provisions.]

A Millerite Preparing for the 23rd of April, 1843. [Image Description: An etching in black ink of a man with his thumb on his nose, he is sitting inside a cupboard on wheels. It is full of food provisions.]

Doomsday Story Hour

Friday, October 30, from 6:00 to 7:30 PM

Doomsday Story Hour, presented by the Collaborative Center for Storm, Space and Seismic Research, will introduce a series of short narrative segments each exploring the theme of "doomsday" from various frameworks, including ecological, religious, conspiratorial, and fictional perspectives. In conversation with these segments will be a series of short videos by the artist Paul Heyer. These presentations are the result of explorative, visual, and interdisciplinary approaches to researching and critically thinking about the end times, and the times we live in now.

The event will be live-captioned as well as recorded, captioned, and posted to our website after the event. If you have additional access questions or needs, please contact info@cueartfoundation.org (ideally with at least 48 hours before the event) and we will do our best to accommodate you. 

You can register for this event here.

You can find out more about CUE here.

Anjuli Nanda