Alembic Artists in Performance
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Alembic Cohort #12—claire barrera, Meldody Erfani, and Jae Seung Hancock—have been researching, creating and rehearsing during the past months and will now share the results of their Alembic Residency at PWNW!
Alembic Artists in Performance
November 5–8
Thursday* through Saturday at 7:30pm
Sunday at 4pm
*Thursday is a ticketed dress rehearsal/preview and has a cheaper ticket option!
ASL Interpretation provided Saturday, November 7
This evening brings together three distinct explorations of movement, sound, and relationship: Claire Barrera and pianist Rory Cowal investigate the impulses between stillness and movement, silence and sound; Melody Erfani’s Queen Lear reimagines Shakespeare’s aging king as a mother confronting the changing dynamics of care, power, and family; and Jae Seung Hancock draws on the colors, textures, and rhythms of the natural world to explore origin, memory, and cultural identity.
The Alembic Residency: Three local artists are awarded 100-150 hours of studio time to be used within a 9-11 month period, plus an artist fee, and a production of new or in-progress work in a shared program at the conclusion of their residency.
Made possible in part by The Regional Arts & Culture Council and the Arts Access Fund.
Alembic Artists in Performance
November 5–8
Thursday* through Saturday at 7:30pm
Sunday at 4pm
*Thursday is a ticketed dress rehearsal/preview and has a cheaper ticket option!
ASL Interpretation provided Saturday, November 7
This evening brings together three distinct explorations of movement, sound, and relationship: Claire Barrera and pianist Rory Cowal investigate the impulses between stillness and movement, silence and sound; Melody Erfani’s Queen Lear reimagines Shakespeare’s aging king as a mother confronting the changing dynamics of care, power, and family; and Jae Seung Hancock draws on the colors, textures, and rhythms of the natural world to explore origin, memory, and cultural identity.
The Alembic Residency: Three local artists are awarded 100-150 hours of studio time to be used within a 9-11 month period, plus an artist fee, and a production of new or in-progress work in a shared program at the conclusion of their residency.
Made possible in part by The Regional Arts & Culture Council and the Arts Access Fund.
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4625 SE 67th Ave, Portland, OR, United States, Oregon 97206
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Host or PublisherPerformance Works NorthWest || Linda Austin Dance
