Blog Masonry

Review: “a three-hour tour: when ya gotta go…”

“At its heart, A Meal builds community around the act of eating; at the conclusion, you may find yourself hugging people who are no longer strangers and exchanging phone numbers. It’s not a passive experience; to get the most out of it, you need to become a participant, just...Continued

10. Mar

Review: “VIEWPOINTS – Nurturing artists past, present, and future: Reflecting upon the enduring legacy and ongoing impact of HERE”

“Throughout, every detail has been lovingly handcrafted, from the gorgeous, artful costumes to the bespoke dinnerware — all of which present a beguiling vision of merged cultures.” –Interludes (2024) for A Meal

10. Mar

Review: “Immersive multi-sensory performance with dinner explores our connection with food in ‘A Meal’ at NYC’s HERE”

“…an innovative theatrical event that slows it down and transports you to another plane of dreamlike existence and meditative sensibilities beyond the boundaries of time and place.” -Deb Miller, DC Theater Arts (2024) for A Meal

10. Mar

Beau Bree Rhee

I’m interested in exploring portraiture of close friends & family, within the context of landscape & environment.

9. Mar

Maxi Canion

originally from El Paso, TX, is a versatile artist immersed in durational performance, movement, and improvisation. Collaboration is integral to their work as they manifest sensory experiences, guiding viewers to where hyper-surreal and ordinary converge. Their work investigates themes of identity, failure, and intimacy.

9. Mar

Sasha Vega

I’m an artist who uses movement, poetics, and humor to invite focus into the ideologies that train bodies how to move. Creating across time-based media, performance, and writing, my practice encourages critical play in reframing genres of embodied instruction. My own body is imprinted by: American dance theater, Filipino...Continued

9. Mar

Maggie Joy

is a freelance dancer living in New York. A Dallas TX native, Maggie is an honors graduate of Booker T Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. She graduated summa cum laude with a BFA in Dance from NYU Tisch, and also studied internationally at the Salzburg...Continued

9. Mar

Kayla Yee

I will vacillate between free-form movement exploration and structured sequence building for the sake of environmental art-ivism. What does incubation mean to you? Pressurized containment for the sake of creativity.

4. Mar

Gabriella Carmichael

I will be working to reinvigorate my practice and hopefully develop more consistency and uninhibited creativity. What does incubation mean to you? Incubation to me is the time prior to insight. It’s getting ready, it’s patience.

4. Mar