Programs

Upcoming

ON DURATION: A Talkback with Raegan Truax and Alexis Bard Johnson

On: Oct 27 2026 at: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Go behind the scenes of Raegan Truax’s 46-hour durational performance in the same place in a conversation with Truax and ONE Archives curator Alexis Bard Johnson. They will discuss the ideas, research, and preparation behind the work, including Truax’s commitment to a queer feminist performance practice that emphasizes risk, vulnerability, connection, and possibility.

in the same place: a 46-hour durational performance

On: Oct 23 - 25 2026 at: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Performance artist Raegan Truax will perform in the same place, a 46-hour durational performance that draws inspiration from the queer heritages held both at ONE Archives and within Truax’s own body as a living archive.

Untimely Practices: A Workshop with Raegan Truax

On: Oct 14 2026 at: 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
What does daily practice look like for a durational performance artist? What’s the difference between everyday untimely behaviors and durational performance art? In this interactive workshop, durational performance artist Raegan Truax will foster and explore new ways of being untimely. 

Past Programs

Roski Talks: Raegan Truax

On: Oct 13 2026 at: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Join us for Roski Talks with performance artist Raegan Truax on October 13th at 7 p.m. at the Roski Graduate Building.

Opening for NEED ME

On: Feb 27 2026 at: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Please join us for an opening reception for our exhibition, NEED ME: or, (de)mystifying the myth of the modern primitive. We'll be open from 6-9pm for evening viewing alongside some snacks and music.

Exploring Fakir Musafar with Angelo Madsen and Ron Athey

On: Feb 26 2026 at: 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Join filmmaker Angelo Madsen and performance artist Ron Athey in conversation with ONE Archives curatorial assistant Quetzal Arévalo in a night that explores the life and work of Fakir Musafar, the legendary photographer, performer, and gender flex cultural icon. Selections from the film will be interspersed with conversation that uncovers a riveting story of queer, artistic, and cultural history through the exploration of Fakir’s art practice and philosophy.