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Alfred Harris Plots and Plans at Froelick
…a kind of reverse excavation, a layering on of sedimentary layers akin to those one might find on beachside sandstone cliffs or on an untidy desk.
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Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves
The launch of the Conceptual Oregon Performance School, which is totally serious. And free.
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TRESPASSING: A Quest to Find Stone Alignments/Solstice Cairns
Field trip to locate Michelle Stuart’s earthwork in the Gorge.
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Alembic: JAZZ
The most recent night of performance in PWNW’s Alembic series, JAZZ, duos, in between and overlapping curated by Seth Nehil moved from the choreographed (beginning with pre-recorded sound and video) to the furthest reaches of the improvisational. And further.
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Risk/Reward Preview
Up on a ferry – in the sun – crossing the Puget Sound, but that’s not where terms like elated and exhilarated come from. Those terms are here presented as cold, hard reporting on language that I myself used in a bar, while drinking champagne, discussing the strongest performances from Seattle’s NW New Works Festival at On the Boards.