Programming
TALKING ABOUT NOTHING WITH... Carly Gaylor and Curtis Murphy
Victoria Stanton - The Sanctimonious Sect of Nothing Is Sacred
CARLY GAYLOR AND CURTIS MURPHY. As part of the yearlong project, The Sanctimonious Sect of Nothing Is Sacred, Victoria Stanton is inviting artists, researchers, thinkers, and practitioners of various disciplines – both within and outside of the arts – to present their reflections in an informal series of discussions around the question of Doing Nothing.
VICTORIA STANTON
A year-long project. I realize that this will be a particularly difficult task: Doing nothing (anticipated paradox).
As part of the yearlong project, The Sanctimonious Sect of Nothing Is Sacred, Victoria Stanton is inviting artists, researchers, thinkers, and practitioners of various disciplines – both within and outside of the arts – to present their reflections in an informal series of discussions around the question of Doing Nothing. The format is wide open so each presenter will determine how it is they wish to approach the topic, and engage the audience.
The third in the series is a presentation, followed by an open discussion, with Hamilton-based Unitarian ministers Carly Gaylor and Curtis Murphy.
Wednesday March 15, 2017 ▷ 5pm - 6:30pm
@ DARE-DARE
** This presentation will be held in English **
Carly and Curtis are currently exploring slowing down as a spiritual practice, making Sabbath a regular part of their lives, and are preparing to start a (slow) new ministry in Hamilton where they will practice doing money differently and having an answer to "how are you?" that is not "busy." They'll share experiences and ideas about Sabbath and taking things slow.
Curtis is currently finishing his final year of seminary to become a Unitarian Universalist minister, and Carly was ordained in the same tradition in 2013. They enjoy yoga and meditation, subversive economics, tossing a frisbee, eating at the local all-day breakfast joint, and Star Trek.