disasters occur when hazards meet vulnerability.

the scale of the  “disaster” takes us outside of the mini-dramas of everyday tragedy and into the epic sweep of human history. will the disappearing honeybee cause the collapse of the biosphere? will a meteor land on your house triggering catastrophic climate change? is the world government a troupe of nefarious clowns bent on stealing your soul? will that hangnail you found this morning turn out to be the first indicator of a global pandemic?

maybe.

where is the place where your vulnerability smacks right up against hazard? what disaster are you most afraid of — or excited by? where is that place where your work, your life, or your future balances right on the edge of disaster? we’d like to know.

announcing good’s May show:

May Day! May Day! May Day! [art about disasters]

to submit your ideas/work for consideration, please send a letter of intent to our inbox. Then get cracking on your own personal disasters.

materials deadline: saturday, april 25 between noon and 6pm.

show opens: may 1, 7pm-10pm.