My process for both performance and exhibition is always about responding to the space-time opportunities that present themselves. For this reason, I often have only inklings of what I’d like to present and how it might go - rather than a clear concrete design. Typically, any plan that I come up with in advance is … Continue reading Process Notes on Creating Performative / Exhibition Experiences
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Invisible histories. Here's another bit of American history I never heard anything about until now. It's worth remembering history, in order to honor the lives lost and to do all that we can to prevent hate crimes from continuing today and in the future. None of us are free until we are all free, safe, … Continue reading Ajamu Kojo: Black Wall Street Portraits
Through a friend, I recently learned of this transdisciplinay performance. It resonates with the themes I'm addressing in my research, and I would dearly love to see it. I hope it goes on tour and makes it's way to Jacob's Pillow or New York... Published on Moving Poets https://movingpoets.org/charlotte/index.php/programs HEAVEN, February 27 - March … Continue reading HEAVEN / FALLEN MOON FALLEN STARS
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I just came across the work of Portuguese poet, Ana Hatherly who worked both visually and poetically, often crossing genres. What prompted the discovery? It was an image included in the email signature of another creative academic from Portugal, Anabela Duarte, who organized the Invisible Republics conference that I participated in in 2017. In her … Continue reading The Language of Being is Wordless
1000 Invisible Things 