Performances and Exhibitions – Fall 2023
Although the calendar says October, the thermometer in Boston reads 81 degrees. I’ve yet to see a red leaf in Boston’s Franklin Park (though I found a maitake last week).
Landscape. Politics. Ecology.
Although the calendar says October, the thermometer in Boston reads 81 degrees. I’ve yet to see a red leaf in Boston’s Franklin Park (though I found a maitake last week).
Two creative projects on the transformation of Indigenous land into settler property, and a few thoughts on spatial justice.
The midwinter, Midwest performance tour for “My Electric Genealogy” is in the books.
I’m so thrilled to present the performance-lecture “My Electric Genealogy” no less than eight times in February!
2022 was a year of finally completing work upended by the pandemic, sharing older completed projects with a wider public, and nurturing the seeds of collaborations that will take root in the new year.
It’s humbling to be on the cusp of bringing “My Electric Genealogy” to the stage after a two-and-a-half year Covid delay.
I’m thrilled to be finally screening Grassland (2019) where it was filmed – Colorado!
The fourteen months since the first COVID-19 lockdowns have made clear over and over again just how entangled environmental damage, capitalism, and white supremacy actually are
How strange, contingent, and small one’s individual professional accomplishments feel in a world both upended and exposed by the coronavirus pandemic.
After a year and a half of research, making, and organizing, Mississippi: An Anthropocene River wrapped up this November.