Between the Door and the Street is a free public performance initiated by internationally celebrated artist Suzanne Lacy. Women and men of all ages will sit in small groups on the stoops of Park Place and—in the long-standing tradition of Brooklyn’s stoop culture—engage in unique and unscripted dialogues about social-justice issues and how they relate to feminism. The issues will include equity, changing gender roles, labor, violence, poverty, and migration. The audience will wander freely between stoops to observe and absorb the candid commentary, shaping a new understanding of feminism. Organized with the input of nineteen advisers, nearly eighty organizations, more than 300 individual participants, 120 volunteers, and the Park Place community, this is truly a collaborative effort.



For more information, visit creativetime.org/suzannelacy.



Between the Door and the Street is presented by the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art and Creative Time.



Lead project support for Between the Door and the Street is provided by Stephanie Ingrassia, the Elizabeth A. Sackler Foundation, Katie Michel, Barbara Nessim, Ellen Taubman, Ippolita Rostagno, Carol Goldberg, Diana Wege Sherogan, Annette Blum, Louise Eastman, Toby Devan Lewis, Brooke Garber Neidich, Pamella Roland, Martine Trink Rubenstein, Victoria E. Schonfeld, Elizabeth Smith, Frederieke Taylor, Barbara Tober, Donna Harkavy, Joyce Pomeroy Schwartz, Claudia Baez, and Riva Blumenfeld. List in formation.