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THE GREEN CARPET Video Screening

Gregory Messenger
OCT 15

October 15, 6:30-7:30pm

Tickets are FREE but you must still pre-register


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“The Green Carpet” is the story of a trans child who is abused by the church and learns from his monster friends how to free himself thru his art. The Dysphoric Nightmare world of a mouthless man, where demons and monsters are the heroes and god and the angels the villains. “The Green Carpet” is about the dissociation, transphobia and dysphoria that many trans children experience.   The video is approximately 1 hour. 

 

Gregory Messenger Bio:

I'm a transgender horror artist. My work is shaped by my nightmares caused by years of religious abuse, transphobia, dysphoria, anorexia, and misogyny. Creating from my dreams, I hope I can use my trauma to help other trans people who are going through what I was and to encourage others to understand how this feels for a child growing up without support for who they are. 

Description: The Dysphoric Nightmare world of a mouthless man, where demons and monsters are the heroes and god and the angels the villains. Puppets and scenes from the film "The Green Carpet."

Contemporary Arts of Tulsa (C.A.T.) is a non-profit 501( c )3 organization located in the East End Village District of Downtown Tulsa. We have artist Studio Spaces (Liggett Studios), the Gallery, and a Paper-making Lab. C.A.T. offers a wide range of Tulsa art classes and creative workshops taught by local artists. From drawing and illustration to terrarium design, printmaking, and seasonal craft workshops, our classes are designed for all skill levels—whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist. Located in the heart of Tulsa, C.A.T. provides hands-on learning, small class sizes, and a welcoming artist community. Explore our upcoming Tulsa art workshops and join us in creating something new. Contact us with any questions.

 

Contemporary Arts of Tulsa (C.A.T.) 314 S. Kenosha Ave. Tulsa, OK 74120

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