Boys Be Good is pleased to announce their next movement of work exploring growth and decay, featuring an exhibition, night of performances, and zine launch benefitting the It Gets Better Project. Reserve seats now or pre-order the zine!

Exhibition Opening
June 5, 2012, 6-8pm
Arts@1830
1830 14th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20009
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Performance night, Debitum Naturae Zine Launch, and Fundraiser for the It Gets Better Project
June 19, 6-9pm
Performances begin at 6:30
Arts@1830
1830 14th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20009
Reserve seating $15.00, available in our online shop
Standing room available at the door, $10.00 suggested donation
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Exhibition Dates
June 5 - July 17
Tuesday - Saturday, 11-6pm or by appointment.

Exhibition Artists
Nicholas Abriola
Armando Lopez Bircann
Max Fowler Cohen
Christopher Cunetto
Cassidy Duhon
Rene Medrano
Shawn Moriarty
Jason Edward Tucker
Daniel Rampulla

Performances From
Andrew Fogle
Jason Tucker
Pussy Noir
Rene Medrano
Katie Macyshyn

Debitum Naturae means "the debt of nature". A life is spent in repayment to that which brought it forth. The greatest gift we are given doesn't last forever. We are a timeless wonder, brought into time, each of us a mortal moment in an eternal cycle. Our lives are small miracles.   

We struggle to accept loss, fear, shifts in culture and politics, in life. But in this struggle, we see a common endeavor begin to emerge. It is not simply a struggle with a specific loss, or for remembrance thereof, but a struggle to bring things of such magnitude into the present. What is the value in this, the purpose? The effect?

It isn't the monument to the loss, or a warning for the present, but a suggestion that really moves us. An idea of where to look or what to see. We are always in a moment between growth and decay. Somewhere between understanding and ignorance. Poetry is in the pursuit, the feeling, grasping, touching finally the understanding of this search for meaning, and of all our losses. Debitum Naturae becomes a reminder: your life belongs to what has come before you and what will come after you. You, just by being here, encompass the biggest moments we have, but made flesh, singular, and finite.