Curated by Gabrielle Civil, Black Motion Pictures is a series of Zoom interviews with radical Black creatives about race, performance, and representation conducted between June 2–14, 2020. [VIRTUAL EVENT]
REDCAT proudly welcomes the 2020 recipient of The Herb Alpert Award in the Arts in Film/Video, Sky Hopinka, to introduce his debut feature, maɬni—towards the ocean, towards the shore (82 min), which world premiered at the 2020 Sundance Festival. [VIRTUAL EVENT]
The collective COUSIN was founded in 2018 by Alexandra Lazarowich, Adam Piron, Sky Hopinka, and Adam Khalil to provide support for Indigenous artists who expand traditional definitions and understanding of the moving image by experimenting with form and genre. [VIRTUAL EVENT]
New York’s provocative and award-winning theater ensemble Elevator Repair Service (ERS) returns to REDCAT to re-create their profoundly relevant confrontation in this work-in-progress showing of Baldwin and Buckley at Cambridge. [VIRTUAL EVENT]
Following the success of the livestreamed CalArts Winter Dance Concert, CalArts Dance commissions new work that expands the digital platform. [VIRTUAL EVENT]
Part sonic ritual, part diasporic storytelling, BAKUNAWA: Opera of the Seven Moons is an immersive, experimental opera based on Micaela Tobin’s critically-acclaimed album of the same name that reclaims the pre-colonial mythology of the Philippines back from centuries of violent, colonial erasure. [VIRTUAL EVENT]
Spanning decades of production, illuminating (lost?) queer histories and liminal spaces across America, The Girl Can’t Help Itscreens poignant testimonials and early rhetorics of trans ideation. [VIRTUAL EVENT]
A palimpsest of real and invented realities, taisha paggett’s com.pleats.we (housecoat) aims to be a living and moving score and endurance mediation on our current times. [VIRTUAL EVENT]
The GRAMMY Award-winning PARTCH Ensemble returns to REDCAT with seven new works for Partch instruments by Vicki Ray, Anne LeBaron, Ulrich Krieger, Daniel Rothman, John Schneider, T.J. Troy, and Alex Wand. [VIRTUAL EVENT]
Cynthia Hopkins, "Must Don't Whip 'Um" at REDCAT in September 2007.
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