Exx Nottage (they/he) is a curator, archivist and healthcare advocate. Their focus includes performance practice, activist media, gay culture, and somatics. He is a founder of The Collective Practices Oral History Project: NYC 1980 - 2005 and of The Come Forever Garage, an accessibility-focused DIY space in Brooklyn that offers a public bathroom, accessible arts and social programming, a free clothing store and a variety of healthcare resources such as KN95 masks, the morning after pill, condoms and drug test strips. Come Forever is a mask-required space. Exx has exhibited projects in collaboration with The Kitchen (NYC), BOFFO Performance Festival (Fire Island), Trans Celebration Weekend (Fire Island), Cherry Grove Archives Collection (Fire Island), Performa (NYC), Coalition to Protect Chinatown and The LES (NYC), Performance Space New York, Participant Inc (NYC),  Artists Space (NYC), Shandaken: Projects (Catskill), and The Whitney Independent Study Program (NYC). He is an advisory board member of the LGBT Community Center National History Archive.

cv upon request : exxforever@protonmail.com