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Search / Filter EventsThe Interdisciplinary Arts Lab has historically taken place at Movement Research in New York City (2022-2024), and as the Moving Arts Lab at Earthdance in Western Massachusetts (2013-2021).
Promotional materials by IIAC and WildHeart Center Art
View EventTransparent Boundary is a 35-minute immersive contemporary music and new media installation performance that explores the ecological phenomenon of bird "window strikes". By constructing a sensory experimental space utilizing sound, wind flow, and kinetic installations, the audience is invited to move freely through the venue, following bird songs and traversing the gap between the visible and the invisible.
Driven by a live collaborative performance featuring percussionist Yen-Hsuan Wu and Guzheng musician Hsin Fang, interwoven with electronic sound and installations, Transparent Boundary translates the birds' encounter with invisible barriers into a metaphor for the human psyche. Through exploring this "invisible trauma," the work seeks to cross species boundaries and find a shared resonance within our collective vulnerability.
Photo credit: Shephotoerd - Luo Mu-Hsin
View EventIn celebration of the 35th anniversary of the Taipei Cultural Center in New York, the Taiwan-US Arts and Culture Talk Series will host its fourth event on Thursday evening, July 30. Titled "Borderless Habitat: Ecology and Art in Shared Practice," the talk features a dialogue between Taiwanese artist Chiaochi Chou and American ecologist Maria Uriarte, a professor at Columbia University. The two speakers will share how they collaborate to reveal the invisible ecological processes within forests, opening up new possibilities for contemporary artistic practice.
View EventAs part of Lincoln Center's new Dance Encounters series, choreographer Benjamin Akio Kimitch presents a cosmic, sunrise-colored performance inspired by Peking opera.
Photo by Erin Baiano
View EventOne of the pioneers of American postmodern dance, Molissa Fenley has created On Tenderness for the sixteen young dancers of Biennale College, with music performed live by drummer Denardo Coleman, son of the legendary Ornette Coleman, and texts by Hérica Valladares, a scholar of classical Greek and Latin culture.
View EventJacob’s Pillow welcomes Brooklyn-based artist and producer Benjamin Akio Kimitch for his Pillow debut with Tiger Hands.
Photo by Erin Baiano
View EventAs part of Chinese Arts Week and Dance Encounters, a new cross-cultural, cross-national, and cross-temporal work MindScape from choreographer Shen Wei features Shen Wei Dance Arts and Guangdong Modern Dance Company.
Photo: Part of the Pasculano Collaborative for Contemporary Dance
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Fonseca Theater Presents: Frida Libre by Karen Zacharias Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma & directed by Chandra Lynch
Promo/photo material by Fonseca Theatre
Heritage Around Us is ICOMOS Malaysia's monthly knowledge-sharing series dedicated to uncovering and celebrating lesser-known heritage that shapes our cultural landscapes. From traditional ecological knowledge to everyday cultural practices, the series highlights places, traditions, objects, and stories that embody both tangible and intangible heritage values.
View EventA spiritual medium awoke to find his cherished Buddha gone one day, and he is forced to grapple with faith, betrayal, and his vulnerability.
View EventThe project explores the concept of “Neo Lanna,” a new expression of Lanna identity that remains rooted in cultural heritage while connecting with audiences in the present day.
Photo by Alala Dance Fest
View EventIt was meant to be, and yet it was still crazy: four Spanish and four Italian singers, with a fifth Italian to help out as an administrative and musical factotum, crossed the Atlantic to recruit an orchestra and chorus in the New World and bring Europe’s premier artistic product, Italian opera, to a city that had never seen it.
Images: Ricardo José Rivera in Anna di Resburgo; Vincent Graña and Mattia Venni in Crispino e la Comare. Photo credit: Steven Pisano
Graphics: Il Don Giovanni from the handwriting of Lorenzo da Ponte; Il Turco in Italia from the handwriting of Gioachino Rossini
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