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Hope for the drum circle! Digital beats, pounding drums and singular and collective voices come together in this suite of acts.
Learn moreNew Japanese choreographers explore and illuminate the hidden subtext of the overlooked urban landscape.
Learn moreNature Theatre of Oklahoma shares their generative process including interviews, games, and recorded phone conversations.
Learn moreDance, storytelling, live multi-layered music and visual image merge to explore displacement, personal history and igloo myth.
Learn moreRonnie Bass & Gandalf Gavan discuss, metaphysics, art, and pop music with Ethan Siegel, Theoretical Astrophysicist.
Learn moreExpansive pop songs coupled with live green screen, multi-screen projections, animations and audience-participation.
Learn moreLovers draws from a broad palate of pop textures to transform tender introspections into room-shaking anthems.
Learn moreStorm Tharp and Jessica Jackson Hutchins discuss mining the personal and the familial for inspiration and content.
Learn moreAn evening of aesthetically-inclined dance performance and music from Woolly, White Rainbow, The Slaves, Tunnels and The Miracles Club.
Learn moreTBA ON SIGHT and ON STAGE artists discuss how dance and sculpture are integrated in their work.
Learn moreA one-man remake of First Blood, directed, filmed, acted, edited, and designed for $96 in a New York studio apartment.
Learn moreWith haunting live music by Sverrisson, Reeves’ hand-painted film is an ode to nature and 16mm film as they both rapidly vanish.
Learn morePSU Professor John Vignaux Smyth and Conor Lovett discuss Beckett’s writing and contributions to theatre.
Learn moreA "best of" Portland's underground art scene, and beyond. LIGHT ASYLUM, Bronze, Weed Wolf, Matrimony, and Jarrett Mitchell.
Learn moreWomen Artists and Abstraction through the Moving Image.
Learn moreHear about the relationships between live performance and technology, film and media, Wooster Group style.
Learn moreMike Daisey talks about the complex relationship between artists and creative businesses.
Learn moreRumored to have been banned by the Catholic Church, a single uninterrupted chord will test both performer and audience endurance.
Learn moreHassabi moves beyond rhythm, ideal postures and coherence to physically collage hundreds of images of female identity.
Learn moreA soft-sculpture environment provides the set for a dance performance exploring human engagement and synthetic experience.
Learn moreThis program of dance films, experimental shorts and kinesthetic music videos spans film, music, dance and theater.
Learn moreBeth Morrison talks about aesthetics, trends and a creative renaissance rooted in classical music.
Learn moreThe artists will dig two holes deep and large enough for each man to lie in, and then tunnel between them to hold hands.
Learn moreA disjunctive array of live shredding, extreme feedback, YouTube bombardment, ecstatic dance moves & Sunday morning cartoons.
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