We want to say a big thank you to the panelists and moderators who participated in our Production and Green Symposia during Prelude 09.
PRODUCTION PANELISTS
Lili Dirks-Goodman, AUNTS
Kristin Marting, HERE
Vallejo Gantner, PS122
Jeff Hnilicka, FEAST
The production panel highlighted a variety of options available to artists working in the contemporary performance community. It featured alternative models of funding and presenting work and practical advice from presenting organizations. It was moderated by Hélène Lesterlin from EMPAC.
GREEN PANELISTS
Harriet Taub, Materials for the Arts (part of the NYC Dept. of Cultural Affairs)
Michael Johnson Chase, Solar One
Jeremy Pickard, Superhero Clubhouse
Derek Denckla, Propeller Group
Jonah Bokaer, CPR – Center for Performance Research and Chez Bushwick
The Green panel wrestled with ways artists can participate in the “green” movement through sustainable production methods like reuse and recycling, building new performance venues with sustainable materials and/or by creating work that focuses on the subject of climate change. It was moderated by Lisa Phillips from Lenfest Center for Sustainable Energy, The Earth Institute at Columbia University.
Thank you to everyone who participated!
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Production and Green Symposia
We want to say a big thank you to the panelists and moderators who participated in our Production and Green Symposia during Prelude 09.
PRODUCTION PANELISTS
Lili Dirks-Goodman, AUNTS
Kristin Marting, HERE
Vallejo Gantner, PS122
Jeff Hnilicka, FEAST
The production panel highlighted a variety of options available to artists working in the contemporary performance community. It featured alternative models of funding and presenting work and practical advice from presenting organizations. It was moderated by Hélène Lesterlin from EMPAC.
GREEN PANELISTS
Harriet Taub, Materials for the Arts (part of the NYC Dept. of Cultural Affairs)
Michael Johnson Chase, Solar One
Jeremy Pickard, Superhero Clubhouse
Derek Denckla, Propeller Group
Jonah Bokaer, CPR – Center for Performance Research and Chez Bushwick
The Green panel wrestled with ways artists can participate in the “green” movement through sustainable production methods like reuse and recycling, building new performance venues with sustainable materials and/or by creating work that focuses on the subject of climate change. It was moderated by Lisa Phillips from Lenfest Center for Sustainable Energy, The Earth Institute at Columbia University.
Thank you to everyone who participated!