Sentences with word «taisha»

This series will present a performance lecture by Joan Jonas with Jason Moran (May 27) at DB Clarke Theatre, performances at the Phi Centre by taisha paggett (June 20), Tanya Lukin Linklater (June 21) and Simone Forti (June 22), as well as two evenings of film and video screenings (May 24 and August 26) at the Phi Centre in addition to an afternoon of conversations (May 26) at Hexagram UQAM / Concordia University.

taisha paggett (b. 1976, Fresno, California) works in Riverside County, California.

«While visiting Kyoto, we were astonished as we ventured through the popular shrine of Fushimi Inari - taisha.

taisha paggett and WXPT in collaboration with Ashley Hunt and Kim Zumpfe The School for the Movement of the Technicolor People is a large - scale installation and performance platform by Los Angeles - based artist taisha paggett and WXPT in collaboration with Ashley Hunt and Kim Zumpfe.

Other members of the Artist Council include cochairs Liz Glynn and Monica Majoli, Kathryn Andrews, Juan Capistran, Fritz Haeg, Meg Cranston, Tala Madani, Rafa Esparza, taisha paggett, Andrea Fraser, Yuval Sharon, Charles Gaines, and Kulapat Yantrasast.

(That woman, incidentally, was taisha paggett, an L.A. - based dancer and choreographer whose presence at the Whitney was ephemeral, lasting only for a series of performances at the museum held over a period of five days.)

taisha paggett is a Los Angeles - based artist whose individual and collaborative work for the stage, gallery, and public space takes up questions of the body, agency, and the phenomenology of race and gender.

But there are artists well worth tracking down in the galleries and in the program of performances, including Etel Adnan, Kevin Beasley, Miguel Gutierrez, Philip Hanson, Channa Horwitz, Diego Leclery, Zoe Leonard, Pauline Oliveros, Public Collectors, Jacolby Satterwhite and taisha paggett.

taisha paggett (b. 1976, Fresno, CA; lives in Los Angeles and Riverside, CA) confronts issues of the representation of black bodies in dance through an interdisciplinary approach that connects the movement of performance with elements of visual art carried out in diverse types of spaces and formats.

taisha paggett, counts orchestrate, a meadow (or weekly practice with breath), 2016, Institute of Contemporary Art.

She has collaborated on or contributed significantly to projects led by Jefferson Pinder, Violeta Luna and Guillermo Gomez - Pena, taisha paggett, and Keith Hennessy.

taisha paggett, who splits her time between L.A. and Chicago, often presents her movement - based work in galleries and museums.

Where there's music, there will be dancing, in the form of the young dance artists Miguel Gutierrez and taisha paggett.