edge residency

8 Feb, 2024

CounterPulse Presents ARC Edge 2024

2024-06-06T14:42:27-07:00By |Categories: edge residency|

I Savia~Sap flow: Embodied Connection with Ancestry and Nature by Diana Lara & auiga by gizeh muñiz vengel in collaboration with Grisel Torres and Ernesto Peart Falcón June 6-8 & 13-15, 2024 // 80 Turk St, SF Live Audio Description and Haptic Access Tour on Saturday June 15th by Gabriele Christian of Gravity Access Services for visually impaired audience members. Haptic Access Tour begins at 1PM Please call 415-626-2060 to pre-register and reserve a headset. SAN FRANCISCO, CA --

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15 May, 2023

Submit Your Letter of Intent for ARC Edge 2024

2023-05-15T13:07:29-07:00By |Categories: edge residency|

Edge is an incubation residency and commissioning program for contemporary choreographers whose work is deeply curious about the intersection of art practice and social change. Through work-in-progressing showings, discourse events, and culminating live performances, this program is a platform for investigating relevancy and creating new knowledge. By eliminating boundaries between disciplines, between artists and audience, and between communities, Edge produces innovative performance works with transformational potential. Residency Period: January 1, 2024 - June 30, 2024 Shows: June 6-8 & 13-15,

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19 May, 2022

Notes from the process : [and then we must be]

2022-05-22T23:45:59-07:00By |Categories: Artists in Residence, edge residency|Tags: |

Inspired by ancestral, community-centered, and spiritual relationships to land and plants, [and then we must be] by Audrey Johnson is a research and ritual project honoring Black American practices with land and plants through the modes of food, farming, rootwork, and magic. The work honors the practices that get passed down through recipe, spell, and story, as well as the memories active and activated in the body, plants, the land (soil, clay, mycelium, strata), and in spirit.

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15 Apr, 2022

Nkeiruka Oruche on ‘Mixtape of the Dead & Gone’, Proverbial Performance, and Igbo Practices of Mourning

2022-05-19T19:18:18-07:00By |Categories: Artists in Residence, edge residency|Tags: |

"Traditionally, in Igbo cultures, we have had death as part of the conversation. We understand that life doesn't end when you die. Ancestors are part of our life connection and day-to-day practice."

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28 Feb, 2018

Fifteen Minutes with Five Feet Dance: Beyond the Process

2018-03-01T02:27:45-08:00By |Categories: edge residency|

Transcription by: Jazlynn G. Eugenio Pastor (Five Feet Dance Collaborator) Joyce: I don’t know if it’s really questions, but this whole process has really forced me to relook at both my pride and shame of being Chinese; really having to- It’s made me go back. I feel like I’ve kind of worked through some of this before but to relive it again and to do it, again like I’ve said it before, through the lense of different ages

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28 Feb, 2018

Fifteen Minutes with Five Feet Dance: Creating Space

2018-03-01T00:51:02-08:00By |Categories: edge residency|

  Transcription by: Jazlynn G. Eugenio Pastor (Five Feet Dance Collaborator) Clarissa: Hi everybody! This is Five Feet Dance. We’re a dance company focused on making dance, sharing stories, and creating community. We’re currently an edge artist in residence at Counterpulse, making a project exploring the Asian American identity and experience with group of 6 Asian American women. All of whom are mostly here. I’m Clarissa Ko. Malia: I’m Malia Byrne. Melissa: I am Melissa Lewis. Nina: I’m

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25 May, 2017

Our Future Ends _ in residence

2017-06-13T23:28:01-07:00By |Categories: clement hil goldberg, edge residency|

It was in the post-election darkness at the end of November when my stop motion animation residency for Our Future Ends in CounterPulse’s Project Space began. I was delighted to be in a windowless unfinished basement with lemur puppets. My production goals were overly ambitious for the two months ahead, but a studio space in San Francisco was a rare unprecedented dream so I shot for the moon. Our Future Ends is a sad yet hopeful satire that

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28 Mar, 2017

WEATHER // BODY :: 02

2017-03-28T22:19:22-07:00By |Categories: edge residency, Uncategorized|

Throughout the development process of weather // body, Arletta and I have been been conducting research in the form of interviews and witness. We've polled friends, family, and strangers with questions about physical and emotional change over time. The Institute on Aging was kind enough to let us visit with seniors in their day program. Last week, we were guests at the Tenderloin Museum for an evening of what we called Oral Portraits. At the event, we asked attendees to to let us take their portrait while they

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31 Jan, 2017

CounterPulse Spring 2017 Season Announcement

2017-08-01T02:02:35-07:00By |Categories: edge residency, Jesse Hewit, meg stuart, season announcement, spring 2017, Uncategorized|

CounterPulse Spring 2017 brings forth a milieu of performance makers for a season of works that will be respite from and resistance to the powers that be. We make space this spring season for risk, pleasure, solidarity, conflict, and futurity. CounterPulse is your home for radical ridiculousness, dissident discomposure, and all adjacent anarchic alliterations ; ) We take stock to look forward with our collaborative presentation of Lost and Found: Bay Area Edition, with SFMOMA’s Open Space and Danspace, investigating

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