An evening of short film works and discussion with Rahne Alexander featuring a screening of “Equal+Opposite” and another recent short work
“Equal+Opposite”
July 22nd, 8:30PM
Red Clover Collective

About the film
From the early silents of Lubitsch to The Crying Game and beyond, gender-variant characters persistently provide cinematic shock upon the revelation of their “true sex.” Turning the focus away from the gender-variant body, “Equal+Opposite” instead explores the range of physical and emotional reactions by “protagonists” to transgendered bodies, from curiosity to revulsion. “Equal+Opposite” premiered at MIX21: The New York Queer Experimental Film Festival in October 2008.
About Rahne
Rahne Alexander is a writer, musician and multimedia artist from Baltimore. She is the guitarist and songwriter for the girl garage band The Degenerettes and a senior organizer of the Charm City Kitty Club. Her video art has screened in galleries and film festivals across the country, and she is a frequent contributor to City Paper and Smile, Hon, You’re In Baltimore.
More video work by Rahne Alexander on YouTube.
In April, Red Clover will host the final workshop from a series on Permaculture Skills for Sustainable City Living.
April 25, 2009: 1-4 pm
Rain Barrels
Permaculture offers many simple, effective, and environmentally sound strategies for managing water in the urban environment. One technique is to collect rooftop runoff in a rain barrel and use it to water your garden or lawn. Learn how to set up a rain barrel by helping to install a rainwater collection system at the Red Clover Collective. You may purchase a rain barrel to take home for $60. Please place your order in advance.
The workshop will be led by Karen Stupski from the Heathcote Community and Ashley Traut from the Herring Run Watershed Association.
Sliding scale $10-$30. Workshops will take place at the Red Clover Collective in Baltimore, MD. Please RSVP – space is limited. For more information or to RSVP contact Karen at 410-357-9523 or karen@heathcote.org.
Can’t make it? The Heathcote Community has several permaculture workshops coming up.