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CATHARSIS COLLECTIVE
CATHARSIS COLLECTIVE
APRIL-AUGUST 2017
WHAT'S COOKIN' RESEARCH RESIDENCY
“The Garden of Grief” is an installation that focuses on the story of two trees who fall in love in a small garden, as one faces the beginning of her life in this new place, and the other faces the end of his garden life. It explores how we fill spaces when we connect with others, how we construct/deconstruct ourselves physically and emotionally when we love, and what happens to that construction when love is lost. This immersive piece is about the endless cycle of gaining and losing what we love throughout our lives as one of the pillars of the human existence.
Ryan Lee Kirkpatrick (project head/sound) is a video/sound artist who recently graduated from ASU with a BA in Theatre. Recent work includes: media/sound for I Am Enough with Grey Box Collective, and sound for Bedtime Stories, an installation. During his time at ASU, he designed media/sound for many shows for ASU Mainstage and Binary Theatre Company (for which he acted as the Media Representative).
Alejandra Gama (project head/costume, scenic, lights) is an installation artist with her most recent piece, Bedtime Stories, exhibiting in May. Previous work includes: In Commemoration of a Little Bird, exhibiting at Emerge 2014, and various scenic/costume designs for Binary Theater and Grey Box Collective.
Molly Schenck (performance instructor) is the founding artistic director of Grey Box Collective (GBC). As a solo artist, Schenck has choreographed and performed in HERAKLES with orange Theatre Group, directed Finger Painting [for grown-ups] with Binary Theatre, and performed in the tiny dances series with Conder Dance. She earned an MFA in Dance from Arizona State University, and an MEd. in Higher Education and BA in Theatre from the University of Maine.
Katherine Reid (performer) is a junior at ASU, pursuing a bachelor's degree in acting. She is currently the Acting Representative for ASU Binary Theatre Company./Tony Potts (performer) is a senior Theatre student at ASU and the Marketing Director for Binary Theatre Company.
Tony Potts (performer) is a senior Theatre student at ASU and the Marketing Director for Binary Theatre Company, last seen in Bedtime Stories, an installation. Previous roles include Andy in BTC’s Some Like to…, Nico in BTC's Necrosis, and Adam in the short film, Relative.
EVENTS
7/8/2017
2:00-3:30 PM
FREE
WIPS #1
[nueBOX] believes in the importance of feedback during the creative process. WIPS expose the creative process to the public, and help the artist during artistic research. [nueBOX] staff facilitates feedback sessions using Liz Lerman's 5-Step Critical Response Practice. The process creates an open and neutral environment directed towards supporting the needs of the artist.
Flowers and Tea: Or How to Cope with Your Hands Workshop
The focus of this workshop is to explore how we can commemorate and ingrain memory into the creation of something. Participants will create three things within this workshop: tea, a fabric flower, and their own eulogy through movement. It is an exploration of an expression of memory and how we use remembrance to cope and grieve through changes, visually and physically. Participants are encouraged to bring a piece of fabric of their choosing to help create part of the garden, while being part of this workshop.
7/29/2017
4:00-5:30PM
FREE
WIPS #2
[nueBOX] believes in the importance of feedback during the creative process. WIPS expose the creative process to the public, and help the artist during artistic research. [nueBOX] staff facilitates feedback sessions using Liz Lerman's 5-Step Critical Response Practice. The process creates an open and neutral environment directed towards supporting the needs of the artist.
8/25/2017
7:00 PM
Pay What You Can (Suggested $15)
GARDEN OF GRIEF
“The Garden of Grief” is an installation that focuses on the story of two trees who fall in love in a small garden, as one faces the beginning of her life in this new place, and the other faces the end of his garden life. It explores how we fill spaces when we connect with others, how we construct/deconstruct ourselves physically and emotionally when we love, and what happens to that construction when love is lost. This immersive piece is about the endless cycle of gaining and losing what we love throughout our lives as one of the pillars of the human existence.
8/25/2017
9:00 PM
Pay What You Can (Suggested $15)
GARDEN OF GRIEF
“The Garden of Grief” is an installation that focuses on the story of two trees who fall in love in a small garden, as one faces the beginning of her life in this new place, and the other faces the end of his garden life. It explores how we fill spaces when we connect with others, how we construct/deconstruct ourselves physically and emotionally when we love, and what happens to that construction when love is lost. This immersive piece is about the endless cycle of gaining and losing what we love throughout our lives as one of the pillars of the human existence.
8/26/2017
7:00 PM
Pay What You Can (Suggested $15)
GARDEN OF GRIEF
“The Garden of Grief” is an installation that focuses on the story of two trees who fall in love in a small garden, as one faces the beginning of her life in this new place, and the other faces the end of his garden life. It explores how we fill spaces when we connect with others, how we construct/deconstruct ourselves physically and emotionally when we love, and what happens to that construction when love is lost. This immersive piece is about the endless cycle of gaining and losing what we love throughout our lives as one of the pillars of the human existence.
8/26/2017
9:00 PM
Pay What You Can (Suggested $15)
GARDEN OF GRIEF
“The Garden of Grief” is an installation that focuses on the story of two trees who fall in love in a small garden, as one faces the beginning of her life in this new place, and the other faces the end of his garden life. It explores how we fill spaces when we connect with others, how we construct/deconstruct ourselves physically and emotionally when we love, and what happens to that construction when love is lost. This immersive piece is about the endless cycle of gaining and losing what we love throughout our lives as one of the pillars of the human existence.