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Search / Filter EventsBe prepared to sculpt sound and space through simple group actions. It’ll be fun—we will play inside of game structures that are designed to be negotiated (not executed flawlessly)...
View EventThe Society of Fellows of the American Academy in Rome presents SALONE!, a multimedia/live performance event showcasing...
View EventThe collaboration of ACC alumni Nikorn Sai Tang from Thailand and Yoji Sakate from Japan about the spirit of Yasukuni -- a spiritual drama over a political conflict background. When a spirit of...
View EventTJG 25th Anniversary Celebration: Commissions Revisited // Jen Shyu 'Raging Waters, Red Sands' Friday, March 20, 20207:30 PM Saturday, March 21, 202010:30 PM sets at 7.30pm + 9.30pm...
View EventAzaleas Azalea is the inaugural program of the Crossing Boundaries by Ki Young (composer) and Gamin (saenghwang and piri) are renowned for carrying Korean traditional music into the present, inciting an...
View EventRecognized as one of the preeminent video artists of Southeast Asia, ACC alumna Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook (Thai, born 1959) explores the connections...
View EventKizuna Dance is pleased to announce its formal Boston premiere performance season. The company presents a mixed repertory concert for six performers, featuring works from across the company’s five year history...
View EventUsing traditional instruments, Asian Sound Revolution captivates the musical world by bringing ancient aesthetics as well as highly original innovations in new sound. The three virtuosi musicians...
View EventA Novel in Necessity’s Rhythm, a solo exhibition of new works by ACC alumna Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook, is taking place February 13 through April 4, 2020...
View EventForeign Bodies combines utopic garden & creation myths with border objects, like traffic cones and security fences, that are meant to control the way people are able to move.
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