Art Apart: Memoria

Nicolas Peña

Memoria is a result of his past experiences where he hopes to integrate peer-to-peer learning spaces that facilitate knowledge transfer and sharing between immigrants, refugees, and local residents.

Art apart

12 August 2020

Art Apart: Juan, Juana, G’wan-Neetah

Santiago Guzmán

I would like to do a Facebook Live through my theatre company, TODOS Productions, and talk about the development of my new play Juan, Juana, G'wan-Neetah. In the Facebook Live, I will talk about my process as a writer, how I deal with writer's block, and I will read some scenes of the scenes that I have written in the past couple of months and talk about where I'd like to go with it next.

Art apart

12 August 2020

Art Apart: SZEPTY/WHISPERS

Veronique West

Szepty/Whispers explores inherited silences through narrative fragments, multimedia artifacts, and audience contributions. The audiovisual content includes captions and transcripts. The images include alt text. Please note that the project features images of riot police and tanks, and discussion of life under a totalitarian regime

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22 July 2020

Art Apart: Sen・Nemuri

Kanon Hewitt and Julia Siedlanowska

What happens when the ties between generations are broken, buried or lost at sea? Two grandkids connect with their grandmothers overseas. But when the time comes to say goodbye forever, Bug and Stu are thrust into an adventure they could never imagine.

Art apart

22 July 2020

Art Apart: Post-Production

Alexandra Lord and Cameron Carver

''Post-Production'', seeks to explore what lies behind the paisley curtain we’ve grown accustom to. How can we continue on a quest for Truth that cannot be found? Why are we persistent? Exploring Truman syndrome (derived from fear that we are being watched on a television show), simulation theory and layers of dreaming, peeling away the veils of existence, one layer at a time.

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15 July 2020

Art Apart: Sock Song

Martin Nishikawa and Gloria Mok

In these uncertain times, we wanted to create art that brings people joy. So when we asked ourselves: ''What brings us joy? And how can we share this joy with everyone, regardless of age?'' We both answered: '' Midori Nishikawa.'' Midori is Martin’s 4-year-old niece, and she is the silliest, funniest, most adorable kid we know.

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