Category: Alembic Co-Production News

  • 2023 Alembic Parent Artists!

    2023 Alembic Parent Artists!

    PWNW’s Alembic Parent Artist Program is happy to introduce two dance artists who have been awarded studio time and childcare support at PWNW: local artist Latoya Lovely and visiting artist from Seattle, Kaitlin McCarthy.

  • Pieces of Earth We Eat

    Pieces of Earth We Eat

    “Pieces of Earth We Eat” is a short form audio-play and experimental opera written and directed by Lu Yim over the course of 2021-2022. It was recorded one performer at a time to create the illusion and possibility of chorality and togetherness. In its 12 minute run time, poetic narratives of care, where they entangle…

  • RFP || Alembic Residency #10

    RFP || Alembic Residency #10

    PWNW || LAD invites artists working in original and contemporary time-based performance, whose work engages a strong movement, body, or dance-based component, to apply for the Alembic Resident Artist Program. 

  • February 18 || Imposter/Switch #2

    February 18 || Imposter/Switch #2

    Imposter/Switch is a newly launched quarterly interdisciplinary arts exhibition/performance (co-curated by Kennedy Verrett and Marissa Rae Niederhauser, celebrating the imposter syndrome living in each of us and inviting artists to courageously ‘fake it’ wearing the [creative] mask of another artist.

  • February 11 || Extradition Plays Corner || music + dance celebrating the work of Philip Corner

    February 11 || Extradition Plays Corner || music + dance celebrating the work of Philip Corner

    PWNW hosts an evening of music + dance as part of a Extradition’s multi-weekend, multi-venue festival celebrating the work of composer Philip Corner, who since the 1950s has composed thousands of works exploring the intersection of the classical tradition, post–John Cage experimentalism, and a desire to forge true creative collaboration between composer and performer.

  • THANK YOU FOR 2022

    THANK YOU FOR 2022

    Dear friends of PWNW, Thank you for 2022! You have made possible the Alembic Residency of Adrianna Audoma, dee bustos, Blue McCall, and Pepper Pepper; our inaugural Alembic Parent Artist Residency with Corrie Befort + Jason Anderson; the co-production or hosting of works by Jennifer Gwirtz, claire barrera, Allie Hankins, and Marissa Rae Niederhauser; our…

  • ALEMBIC PARENT RESIDENCIES 2023: Request for Proposals DUE JAN. 20

    ALEMBIC PARENT RESIDENCIES 2023: Request for Proposals DUE JAN. 20

    PWNW || LAD invites parent artists from Oregon or Washington, working in original and contemporary time-based performance, whose work engages a strong movement, body or dance-based component, to apply for one of our 2023 Alembic Parent Residencies. DEADLINE Jan. 16, 2023

  • November 11-13 || Alembic Artist Series || Adrianna Audoma & Pepper Pepper

    November 11-13 || Alembic Artist Series || Adrianna Audoma & Pepper Pepper

    Our four Alembic Artists have been in residence at Performance Works NorthWest since January, researching, dancing, vocalizing, creating video, brainstorming, and sharing ideas and snippets of work with each other. They are now ready to share work-in-development with a larger circle of people. Weekend Two features an ensemble dance by Adrianna Audoma and The Moon…

  • November 4-6 || Alembic Artist Series || dee bustos || Blue McCall + Jamondria Harris + Ensemble

    November 4-6 || Alembic Artist Series || dee bustos || Blue McCall + Jamondria Harris + Ensemble

    Our four Alembic Artists have been in residence at Performance Works NorthWest since January, researching, dancing, vocalizing, creating video, brainstorming, and sharing ideas and snippets of work with each other. They are now ready to share work-in-development with a larger circle of people. This first weekend features MOLT by dee buston Touch System by Blue…

  • October 28 || Imposter/Switch

    October 28 || Imposter/Switch

    Imposter/Switch is a newly launched quarterly interdisciplinary arts exhibition/performance (co-curated by Kennedy Verrett and Marissa Rae Niederhauser, celebrating the imposter syndrome living in each of us and inviting artists to courageously ‘fake it’ wearing the [creative] mask of another artist.

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