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May 2021
May Member’s Show – Embodiments
Embodiment is when emotion fuses with form. Take the ephemeral and make it manifest!
Find out more »Emma Goldman Now!
Streaming live from the Arts Society of Kingston via Zoom, Abigail Robin presents Emma Goldman Now! Performances on Friday and Saturday, May 14 and 15 at 7pm and Sunday May 16 at 2pm.
Find out more »Emma Goldman Now!
Streaming live from the Arts Society of Kingston via Zoom, Abigail Robin presents Emma Goldman Now! Performances on Friday and Saturday, May 14 and 15 at 7pm and Sunday May 16 at 2pm. Emma Goldman (1869-1940), “organic” anarchist, is an iconic hero. An internationally known figure, Emma was deported from the US during WWI due to her anti-war views. She spent time in Russia, but became disillusioned by the country’s authoritarianism. Goldman was an apostle of philosophic anarchism and of…
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Abigail Robin's one-person performance about the life of anarchist, free-love advocate, and hero Emma Goldman.
Find out more »June 2021
Elisabeth Motley/Colored Shadow
A live-art event exploring performance aesthetics of disability and neurodivergence. Including choreography, live projection, and sculpture, Colored Shadow authors a performance map out of the archival charts, graphs, MRIs, and clinical notes connected to the choreographer’s medicalization for brain disease. Colored Shadow as a performance research produces the body as an active site of cultural contestation while prizing open possibilities for all rhythms of neurological expressivity.
Find out more »Elisabeth Motley/Colored Shadow – Pay What You Can
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A live-art event exploring performance aesthetics of disability and neurodivergence. Including choreography, live projection, and sculpture, Colored Shadow authors a performance map out of the archival charts, graphs, MRIs, and clinical notes connected to the choreographer’s medicalization for brain disease. Colored Shadow as a performance research produces the body as an active site of cultural contestation while prizing open possibilities for all rhythms of neurological expressivity.
July 2021
July Member’s Show – Woodstock
Be it the event, the place, or the feeling of freedom and connectivity. Woodstock connotes it all through music, art, and creativity. How has Woodstock affected you and your life?
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