September 2019
Reading the Room
Peter Hernandez and John-Elio Reitman perform a series of songs, dances, and texts inspired by climate change, modern devices, and PAM’s architectural elements.
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Peter Hernandez and John-Elio Reitman perform a series of songs, dances, and texts inspired by climate change, modern devices, and PAM’s architectural elements.
Find out more »October 2019
Lori Goldston & Susie Kozawa
Classically trained and rigorously de-trained, possessor of a restless, semi-feral spirit, Lori Goldston is a cellist and composer from Seattle.
Find out more »Suddenly This Summer
Working from an interest in terrifying subject matter and bad behavior, Amanda Horowitz adapts scenes from Tennessee William’s lurid melodrama of Dionysian murder, Suddenly, Last Summer.
Find out more »Suddenly This Summer
Working from an interest in terrifying subject matter and bad behavior, Amanda Horowitz adapts scenes from Tennessee William’s lurid melodrama of Dionysian murder, Suddenly, Last Summer.
Find out more »November 2019
PLAY/DEAD
Through monologue, song and movement, artist Ryan O’Byrne renders a fractured portrait of an actor in combat with a host of spectral beings that refuse to stay in the past.
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Through monologue, song and movement, artist Ryan O’Byrne renders a fractured portrait of an actor in combat with a host of spectral beings that refuse to stay in the past.
Find out more »Practical Records Presents The Bedroom Witch, Julius Smack, Emma James, Saint Gen X, Emily Lucid (DJ)
Practical Records celebrates the release of The Bedroom Witch’s new album Diaspora on Psychic Eye Records with an extravagant evening of performance and dancing.
Find out more »The Anthropologist As Hero
Susan Sontag’s essay, “The Anthropologist As Hero” proposes a new type of anthropologist, one who undergoes a personal catharsis through the submission to the exotic. Barriers between the inside/outside, the exotic/home and the observer/observed, are inverted.
Find out more »The Anthropologist As Hero
Susan Sontag’s essay, “The Anthropologist As Hero” proposes a new type of anthropologist, one who undergoes a personal catharsis through the submission to the exotic. Barriers between the inside/outside, the exotic/home and the observer/observed, are inverted.
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