Monthly Archives: October 2012

There will be a short talk-back following the reading. I Think About You All The Time uses a rigorous practice of improvisation to generate abstract movement material. Abandoning repetition, this piece puts two bodies in a number of different physical … Continue reading →

There will be a short talk-back following the reading. Water, in a celebration of storytelling, explores the water crisis through the eyes of Sela, an Ethiopian girl on a journey to fetch water from a distant well. This family-friendly show … Continue reading →

Urban Exquis is inspired both by the cadavre exquis method of poetry, in which a collection of writers blindly contribute isolated words that together compose a poem, and by Gordon Matta-Clark’s 1976 film City Slivers, in which the artist depicts … Continue reading →

Akio Suzuki is known as a pioneer of sound art, but the breadth of his activities and the form of his works far exceeds the normal boundaries of sound art. It is perhaps more as a “quester after sound and … Continue reading →

Michal Samama (Born 1977, Israel) is a New York based choreographer and performance artist. During the last ten years Michal created works in dance, theater and performance art and she is now focusing on the research and creation of movement … Continue reading →

First Street Green with Caribbean Cultural Center, African Diaspora Institute, Columbia University, New York University, and The New School present: Conference | Site Visit | Workshop 2012 IMAGINING AMERICA Conference Linked Fates and Futures: Communities and Campuses as Equitable Partners? … Continue reading →