Date:
March 25, 2017Time:
2:00 pm - 4:00 pmVenue:
The Watermill Center
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Watermill Artists-in-Residence, PHYSICAL PLASTIC and William Stewart, invite the community to explore their work through In Process @ The Watermill Center. In Process @ The Watermill Center invites the community to engage with our resident artists on Saturday afternoons through open rehearsals, workshops, studio visits, lectures or artist talks.
Image credit: Kestrel Leah, ALARM (Working Title)
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PHYSICAL PLASTIC
In Residence:
March 15, 2017 - March 31, 2017Discipline:
TheatreCountry:
International CollectiveKestrel Leah is an actor and director working internationally across stage and screen. She completed her Masters in Acting at California Institute of the Arts, where she was awarded the Provost’s Interdisciplinary Grant as well as Dean’s and President’s funds to support her interdisciplinary endeavors and study of Suzuki technique. She... During their Watermill residency PHYSICAL PLASTIC – a recently formed LA-based theater project between Kestrel Leah (UK) and Yiannis Christofides (Cyprus) – will collaborate with visual artist Dasha Sur (RU) and choreographer Brigette Dunn-Korpela (USA) to develop ALARM (Working Title). a stage performance based on security alarms and the mythic ancient Greek... Read More
William Stewart
In Residence:
March 15, 2017 - March 31, 2017Discipline:
Visual ArtCountry:
United StatesWilliam Stewart spent his younger years in New York City, during the wild 60’s and 70’s. It was during this period that he re-met Watermill Founder & Artistic Director Robert Wilson. They had known each other as children as their families were close friends back in Waco, Texas. Their history provided Stewart... During his residency, Stewart plans to develop monoprints that extend on ideas in his watercolor paintings started in Venice. Although he has painted with watercolor previously, these works mark a shift away from the figurative and towards abstraction. The New Mexico–based artist looks forward to witnessing how the landscape of... Read More
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