Nine years ago, a group of Bowling Green State University students asked artist and School of Art professor Lou Krueger to join them for beer and to speak on love and marriage. After what Kreuger now calls “a pretty crazy evening,” he wrote the Marriage Manifesto. Since then, the Manifesto has been treated like most artistic manifestos—it has consistently been snipped apart, met with additions and read aloud as a drunken gesture. Krueger will join his exhibition, “Love (and other Lamentations of Flesh)” at River House Arts, to perform the Manifesto.
Reserve your seat in advance online. Free. 8pm. Friday, March 20. River House Arts, 115 W. Front St., Perrysburg. 419-874-8900. river-house-arts.com
Nine years ago, a group of Bowling Green State University students asked artist and School of Art professor Lou Krueger to join them for beer and to speak on love and marriage. After what Kreuger now calls “a pretty crazy evening,” he wrote the Marriage Manifesto. Since then, the Manifesto has been treated like most artistic manifestos—it has consistently been snipped apart, met with additions and read aloud as a drunken gesture. Krueger will join his exhibition, “Love (and other Lamentations of Flesh)” at River House Arts, to perform the Manifesto.
Reserve your seat in advance online. Free. 8pm. Friday, March 20. River House Arts, 115 W. Front St., Perrysburg. 419-874-8900. river-house-arts.com
