ALL EVENTS at
Performance Works NW | 4625 SE 67th Ave. | Portland, OR 97206
unless otherwise indicated
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BELOW: Alembic #1, May 30-31 | No One Wants to See the Wires
Alembic #2, June 19-20 | The Portland Project
Tiffany Lee Brown Easter Island Project | June 6 -7

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ALEMBIC: guest curated events @ PWNW

May 30-31 | Alembic #1 | Curator: Curtis Walker of Impetus Arts
No One Wants to See the Wires

Saturday May 30 at 7 p.m.
Sunday May 31at 2 p.m

Tickets are $12 for general admission and $7 for youth, Deaf, disabled, and under-employed audience members.

Follow artists Carole Zoom, Julie Osborn and Bill Alton from childhood, through physical and mental changes, on vacation and even down a rabbit hole. Curated by Curtis Walker of Impetus Arts, this event interweaves autobiographical vignettes from 3 very different people, to expose what makes them tick and what goes on behind the scenes when you live with disabilities.

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By Phone: 503-777-1907
By Email: info@performanceworksnw.org

Buy Advance Tickets:
Online: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/64308

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June 19 & 20 |8PM| Alembic #2
Curator: choreographer/dancer Anne Furfey

THE PORTLAND PROJECT:

Works by choreographers
Gregg Bielemeier
Tere Mathern
Touchmonkey (Carolyn Stuart & Patrick Gracewood)
all integrating video by Daniel Addy
inspired by a text from Sarah Hart

Alembic is supported in part
by an Employee Volunteer Grant from PGE

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ALSO COMING IN JUNE:
June 6- 7 | Tiffany Lee Brown| Easter Island Participation Tour

June 6 @ 7:00 PM
June 7 @ 2:00 PM

$10 tickets available now

We are compelled to create: to make, write, and birth. How do we manifest this deep desire? How do our creations—novels, babies, and atom bombs—affect our lives, our culture, and our planet? The Easter Island Project invites audiences to explore the questions through the act of creation itself with Plazm editor and 2GQ director Tiffany Lee Brown, as she prepares for an interdisciplinary art expedition to Easter Island in the South Pacific. Saturday evening’s performance and Sunday’s matinee will involve different creative experiences. Come to both shows and you’ll get a free bagel and coffee on Sunday. Cost: $10 See www.2GQ.org for more, or email easterislandproject at gmail.com The artist’s blog is here.

Contact
2GQ – EASTER ISLAND PROJECT
PO BOX 2863
PORTLAND, OR 97208
easterislandproject@gmail.com