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(THE COLLEGE FIX) -- PRINCETON, N.J. — An avant-garde art show at Princeton University on Tuesday left some students in the audience “shocked,” and even led to a Catholic prayer of protection afterward by a group of students.
The “Intro to Radical Access” Princeton Dance program and Program for Community-Engaged Scholarship hosted the “anti-technique” performance, which featured three artists with self-diagnosed disabilities, Christopher Núñez, Kayla Hamilton, and a performer who goes by “x.”
“x” is also a self-described “agender and disabled Black person of Chinese-Jamaican heritage” who uses “gender neutral and neo-pronouns such as they/themme, ze/hir, and fae/faer,” according to x’s website.
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