Alys Ayumi Ogura Residency: Interactive Art Dance Performance
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Enjoy an interdisciplinary performance art experience at the Lanesboro Arts Gallery! Beginning at 11:00 am on Saturday, September 6th, Artist-in-Residence, Alys Ayumi Ogura will perform an interactive art dance performance piece that draws from the art around her.
Inspired by Liz Bucheit’s Hand of the Huldra show at the Lanesboro Arts Exhibition Gallery (On view August 16 – October 19th), Alys Ayumi Ogura will conduct a partially-structured live dance improvisation to complement the exhibition. Her movements will be directly inspired by Liz’s artwork. Yumi’s live performance will last for 20 minutes and will be repeated four times, with a 10-minute break in between each cycle. The performances will begin roughly at 11:00, 11:30, Noon, and 12:30. This event represents an interdisciplinary collaboration between visual and performing arts, exploring the boundaries of a non-conventional theater/performance space.
This performance, like all residency events, is free and open to the public.
Learn more about Yumi's Residency here: https://lanesboroarts.org/early-career-artist-residency/alys-ayumi-ogura/
Photograph Credit: Caroline Yang.
The Lanesboro Early Career Artist Residency Program is supported by the Jerome Foundation.
Inspired by Liz Bucheit’s Hand of the Huldra show at the Lanesboro Arts Exhibition Gallery (On view August 16 – October 19th), Alys Ayumi Ogura will conduct a partially-structured live dance improvisation to complement the exhibition. Her movements will be directly inspired by Liz’s artwork. Yumi’s live performance will last for 20 minutes and will be repeated four times, with a 10-minute break in between each cycle. The performances will begin roughly at 11:00, 11:30, Noon, and 12:30. This event represents an interdisciplinary collaboration between visual and performing arts, exploring the boundaries of a non-conventional theater/performance space.
This performance, like all residency events, is free and open to the public.
Learn more about Yumi's Residency here: https://lanesboroarts.org/early-career-artist-residency/alys-ayumi-ogura/
Photograph Credit: Caroline Yang.
The Lanesboro Early Career Artist Residency Program is supported by the Jerome Foundation.
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