Drawing on forms as varied as TV after-school specials, music videos and magical realism, Jennifer Reeder constructs intimate narratives about relationships, trauma and coping.
Boasting five of North America’s most adventurous exponents of new music for woodwinds, this double-bill unites, for the first time, livewire clarinet soloist Lori Freedman with Quasar’s stellar quartet of saxophone virtuosos—Marie-Chantal Leclair, Mathieu Leclair, André Leroux and Jean-Marc Bouchard.
ARRAY @ The Broad is an ongoing series featuring classic and contemporary films curated with an eye toward the intersection of art, history and cultural identity. The film screening and discussion panel is hosted by filmmaker and ARRAY founder Ava DuVernay.
George Saunders, one of foremost innovators of the contemporary American short story, is on hand to read from his recent work in connection with his current stint at CalArts, where he is the Katie Jacobson Writer in Residence.
Toronto piano virtuoso Eve Egoyan has developed a multimedia performance form in which her sumptuous interpretive and improvisational artistry applies equally to both sound and image, producing a nuanced sensorial concert experience that goes beyond conventional audiovisual combos.
A tour de force of digital art, Where the Chocolate Mountains is a major new opus from Pat O’Neill, one of the all-time guiding lights of the Los Angeles avant-garde, whose pioneering use of the optical printer marked a creative breakthrough in composite image-making in cinema.
The New York duo’s live projection performances rely on the mechanical and optical foundations of cinema, but nothing much resembling film—leaving only the play of light and darkness, and the articulation of space and time.
In this two-day symposium on art and immigration, leading creative and critical voices come together to move the discussion beyond the territorialization of identity, and focus instead on the dynamic, ongoing processes that continually refashion our common social fabric.
Anthony Graves and Carla Herrera-Prats, working collaboratively as Camel Collective, premiere their multi-channel video installation Something Other Than What You Are, shot in REDCAT’s theater.
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