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SUMMARY:Suspended Disbelief | Live Performance
DESCRIPTION:Suspended Disbelief\nArtists: Chris Bagley\, Laura Ann Samuelson\, and Kate Speer \nMedium: Performance + Video + Live Mixing \nHuman bodies\, ladders\, sequins\, fog\, rope\, harness\, carabiners\, plywood\, fabric\, plexiglass tank \nSuspended Disbelief is a search party for changing states of matter. We are working with live performance\, video projection\, bodies\, ladders\, roof hatches\, sequins\, fog\, rope\, harness\, carabiners\, plywood\, fabric\, and a plexiglass tank\, because we want to understand something new about the impossible relation between emotion and motion. By funneling these changing states through dynamics of above and below\, inside and outside\, and appearance and disappearance\, we may locate the tethers that ground our realities. You can follow the status of the search via a mixed video projected within the plexiglass tank that translates motion/stillness on the roof and in/through the roof portal. Only with the complete stop of motion can disappearance be achieved. \nPart of RedLine’s 2021 Annual Resident Artist Exhibition \nChromatic Cogitations: Rhythm Reboot\nCurated by Rosie Gordon-Wallace \nNOVEMBER 12\, 2021 – JANUARY 23\, 2022
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/suspended-disbelief-live-performance/
LOCATION:RedLine Contemporary Art Center\, 2350 Arapahoe St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205
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SUMMARY:White Lies | Live Performance
DESCRIPTION:White Lies\nFree | Limited Seating \nFebruary 28 @ 6pm / 7pm / 8pm \nCatch the Live Stream version on Periscope @katespeerdance \nWhite Lies is a new performance work that will unfold at RedLine’s Annual Resident Artist Exhibition\, “Near in the Distance” curated by Nicole Caruth. Near in the Distance is the first exhibition in RedLine’s 2020 series entitled “Futurism: Afro & Beyond\,” a lineup of exhibitions and programs inspired by the cultural genre known as Afrofuturism. The 2020 resident artist exhibition features works that explore important issues of our time\, including surveillance\, cultural erasure\, environmental degradation\, gender equity\, and productivity. The exhibition considers the social and cultural forces that shape our lives now and influence fears and hopes for the near future. \nWhite Lies focuses on two unassumed daily factors in my life: whiteness and surveillance. Google searches\, airport screenings\, emails\, facial recognition\, Facebook posts\, exist as white noise\, a constant invisible force on the periphery. What if the technology of the cloud\, the physical invasiveness of surveillance\, and the imprint of white privilege were foregrounded. What white lies do I tell to feel safe and secure? The work features sound design by Ben Coleman and is informed with collaborator Kayla Hamilton.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/white-lies-live-performance/
LOCATION:RedLine Contemporary Art Center\, 2350 Arapahoe St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED: White Lies @ REACH Studio Opening
DESCRIPTION:CANCELLED. RedLine is closed due to snow.\nWhite Lies\nLimited Seating \nFebruary 7 @ 6:30pm / 7:30pm / 8:30pm | REACH Studio Opening \nCatch the Live Stream version on Periscope @katespeerdance \nWhite Lies is a new performance work that will unfold at RedLine’s Annual Resident Artist Exhibition\, “Near in the Distance” curated by Nicole Caruth. Near in the Distance is the first exhibition in RedLine’s 2020 series entitled “Futurism: Afro & Beyond\,” a lineup of exhibitions and programs inspired by the cultural genre known as Afrofuturism. The 2020 resident artist exhibition features works that explore important issues of our time\, including surveillance\, cultural erasure\, environmental degradation\, gender equity\, and productivity. The exhibition considers the social and cultural forces that shape our lives now and influence fears and hopes for the near future. \nWhite Lies focuses on two unassumed daily factors in my life: whiteness and surveillance. Google searches\, airport screenings\, emails\, facial recognition\, Facebook posts\, exist as white noise\, a constant invisible force on the periphery. What if the technology of the cloud\, the physical invasiveness of surveillance\, and the imprint of white privilege were foregrounded. What white lies do I tell to feel safe and secure? The work features sound design by Ben Coleman and is informed with collaborator Kayla Hamilton.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/white-lies-reach-studio-opening/
LOCATION:RedLine Contemporary Art Center\, 2350 Arapahoe St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200124T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200124T210000
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SUMMARY:White Lies @ Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:White Lies\nLimited Seating \nJanuary 24 @ 6:30pm / 7:30pm / 8:30pm | Opening Reception \nCatch the Live Stream version on Periscope @katespeerdance \nWhite Lies is a new performance work that will unfold at RedLine’s Annual Resident Artist Exhibition\, “Near in the Distance” curated by Nicole Caruth. Near in the Distance is the first exhibition in RedLine’s 2020 series entitled “Futurism: Afro & Beyond\,” a lineup of exhibitions and programs inspired by the cultural genre known as Afrofuturism. The 2020 resident artist exhibition features works that explore important issues of our time\, including surveillance\, cultural erasure\, environmental degradation\, gender equity\, and productivity. The exhibition considers the social and cultural forces that shape our lives now and influence fears and hopes for the near future. \nWhite Lies focuses on two unassumed daily factors in my life: whiteness and surveillance. Google searches\, airport screenings\, emails\, facial recognition\, Facebook posts\, exist as white noise\, a constant invisible force on the periphery. What if the technology of the cloud\, the physical invasiveness of surveillance\, and the imprint of white privilege were foregrounded. What white lies do I tell to feel safe and secure? The work features sound design by Ben Coleman and is informed with collaborator Kayla Hamilton.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/white-lies-opening-reception/
LOCATION:RedLine Contemporary Art Center\, 2350 Arapahoe St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205
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SUMMARY:RedLine Resident Artist Annual Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Near in the Distance\nCurated by Nicole J. Caruth \nJanuary 24\, 2020 – March 8\, 2020 \nOpening Reception: January 24\, 2020 6:00 -9:00 PM \nNear in the Distance is RedLine’s 2020 Resident Artist Exhibition featuring works that explore important issues of our time\, including surveillance\, cultural erasure\, environmental degradations\, gender equality\, and productivity. The exhibition considers the social and cultural forces that shape our lives now and influence fears and hopes for the near future. \nNear in the Distance is the first exhibition in RedLine’s 2020 series entitled “Futurism; Afro & Beyond\,” a lineup of exhibitions and programs inspired by the cultural genre known as Afrofuturism. With rich and expansive source material that ranges from ancient mythology\, science fiction\, astrophysics\, and technology to social justice movements\, indigenous ethics\, and popular culture\, the possibilities for exploring this genre are boundless.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/redline-resident-artist-annual-exhibition/
LOCATION:RedLine Contemporary Art Center\, 2350 Arapahoe St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190923T193000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190923T220000
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SUMMARY:The Unseen Festival 2019
DESCRIPTION:I will be performing a solo from the A(me)ricana series at The Unseen Festival on September 23rd at 7:30pm. \nExploring new definitions of experimental film\, writing\, and dance during 10 days of screenings and other performances from September 20 to September 29\, 2019\, Counterpath is excited to present year 3 of The Unseen Festival\, invoking notions of the resistant\, the excluded\, and the unacknowledged. \nWork in the Unseen Festival represents outputs from a range of international artists. See the full list here. \nCurators include: Jacob Barreras (film)\, Amir George (film)\, Tameca Coleman (writing)\, Keith Haynes (dance)\, Vivian Kim (dance)\, and Rick Manyan (dance). \nTickets are $10 for each evening\, with full access passes for the festival just $70.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/the-unseen-festival-2019/
LOCATION:Counterpath\, 7935 East 14th Avenue\, Denver\, CO\, 80220\, United States
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190908
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SUMMARY:Radius of Transmission
DESCRIPTION:I am performing in Ondine Geary‘s new work Radius of Transmission\, a multidisciplinary\, site-specific exploration of grief in three parts. It translates the strangeness of being-in-grief into new contexts\, one that uses live performance\, technology and installation to similarly dislodge audience members from normative states of experience. (absent): Part II is a four-mile\, site-specific drive that uses both the metaphor and means of radio technology to insist that\, in grief\, empty space is not nothing. (abraded): Part III is a dance that shifts the frame from “those gone” to “those who go on” and proclaims grief as inextricably linked to living. \n(absent) & (abraded): Parts II & III occur in sequence Wednesday thru Saturday\, September 4-7\, 2019. \nPart II takes place inside your car. It begins at sunset at this location in North Boulder on: \n\n\nWednesday\, September 4\, at 7:27 pm \n\n\nThursday\, September 5\, at 7:26 pm \n\n\nFriday\, September 6\, at 7:24 pm \n\n\nSaturday\, September 7\, at 7:23 pm  \n\n\nand continues along this route to this location\, where Part III occurs. \nTickets are sold per car\, not per person\, and provide admission to Parts II & III for all in the car. Carpooling is encouraged (for the environment & the wallet)! For more specifics and to purchase tickets\, visit the project’s website.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/radius-of-transmission/
LOCATION:Boulder Circus Center\, 4747 N 26th Street\, Boulder\, CO\, 80302
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190830T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190830T220000
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SUMMARY:Untitled | Featured Artist Kate Speer
DESCRIPTION:Untitled Final Fridays is the DAM’s monthly late-night program featuring unconventional experiences developed in collaboration with local creatives and community members. \nAugust’s Untitled event highlights the creative practice of performance and dance artist Kate Speer\, with the theme “A(me)ricana\,” inspired by The Light Show. \nYou’re invited to the final “art-out” of the summer with all the fixings: baseball\, apple pie\, iced-cold beer\, and happenings that examine the imagined America so near-and-dear-and-sometimes-with-fear-to-our-hearts. Kick-up your feet with country\, soul\, and contemporary line dances\, folklórico\, and interactive installations that shed light on your American dream and mine. Inspired by The Light Show and the creative practice of Kate Speer.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/untitled-featured-artist-kate-speer/
LOCATION:Denver Art Museum\, 100 W 14th Avenue Pkwy\, Denver\, CO\, 80204\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190531T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190531T220000
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SUMMARY:Untitled | Featured Artist Kenzie Sitterud
DESCRIPTION:Untitled Final Fridays just got even more creative. Each event is completely artist designed and delivered\, highlighting each partner’s unique talent and vision. Experience the museum in an entirely different way—every time. \nUntitled is included in general admission. Members receive free admission to every Untitled event and all the special programming that happens inside. College students with valid ID receive 2-for-1 admission. \n 
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/untitled-featured-artist-kenzie-sitterud/
LOCATION:Denver Art Museum\, 100 W 14th Avenue Pkwy\, Denver\, CO\, 80204\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190221T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190221T200000
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SUMMARY:Workshop: The Impact Between Words
DESCRIPTION:A workshop facilitated by Kate Speer & Kayla Hamilton \n\nHow do you hear and see ideas in the room?\nHow do you feel your instinctual impulse?\nHow do words shape your lived experience of the world?\n\nThis workshop will play with words\, text\, and personal narratives to craft parameters to explore the relationship of these ingredients in time and space. We will cycle through creating and sharing to have moments of discussion and dialogue around what we are sensing or not sensing. Layering sensory and textual elements into our parameters to play with how they reveal new interpretations and impact our performative presence. The dynamic pull between your intent and our interpretations will expand these explorations into multiple possibilities. Open to literary practices\, 2D or 3D art\, movement\, or other artistic interests and disciplines for an embodied experience accessible to all bodies. \n  \nRedLine is wheelchair accessible\, there’s a ramp at the front entrance (on 24th Street) and the facilities is all one level with an accessible bathroom open to the public. For an ASL interpreter\, audio describer\, translator\, or any other accommodation you will need to fully participate in this workshop\, please request by Sunday\, February 17th\, 2019 (email: kate@katespeerdance.org; phone: 303-296-4448). \n  \nKayla Hamilton is an artist\, producer\, and educator originally from Texarkana\, Texas and now reside in Bronx\, NY. Kayla earned a BA in Dance from Texas Woman’s University and an MS Ed in Special Education from Hunter College. She is a member of the 2017 Bessie-award winning collective of the skeleton architecture\, the future of our world’s curated by Eva Yaa Asantewaa. In addition to Skeleton Architecture\, Kayla dances with Gesel Mason Performance Projects\, Sydnie L. Mosley Dances\, and Maria Bauman/MBDance. Kayla has been supported by Paloma McGregor/Angela’s Pulses\, Brooklyn Arts Exchange and Dance USA Institute of Leadership Training. Under the name K. Hamilton Projects\, Kayla self-produced numerous projects\, organizes community events\, and write arts integrated curriculum throughout NYC. When Kayla is not dancing\, she’s a special education teacher at the Highbridge Green School who loves to watch Law and Order on Hulu while sipping on peppermint tea. \n  \n \nRedLine is a NPN/VAN Partner of the National Performance Network/Visual Artists Network (NPN/VAN). This project is made possible in part by support from the NPN/VAN Artist Engagement Fund. Major contributors include the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation\, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation\, and the National Endowment for the Arts (a federal agency). For more information visit www.npnweb.org.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/workshop-the-impact-between-words/
LOCATION:RedLine Contemporary Art Center\, 2350 Arapahoe St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190215T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190215T193000
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SUMMARY:Americana: Entitled @ Beyond the Studio Doors
DESCRIPTION:Americana: Entitled (solo version) performed at RedLine’s Beyond the Studio Doors. \nAmericana: Entitled is a dance work\, choreographed by Kate Speer\, that is performed upon a deteriorating landscape of the United States. As the dance progresses\, the dancers’ footprints through molasses leave tracks\, lines\, and divisions across the landscape. With an original music score by composer Michael Clark\, the sound mixes nostalgic American rock with abrasive\, distorted guitar riffs to create a dystopian atmosphere. \nEntitled is part of the Americana creative series that exposes the underpinnings of collective American nostalgia\, particularly white America. In this version\, the emphasis is on the self-indulgence of white culture\, here represented through Western concert dance\, and the destruction–the divisions and lines–created across the United States. Before Western settlers\, there were no maps\, lines of ownership or division of land\, at least in Western understanding. Now there are highways\, state lines\, reservations controlling Native resources\, the list is endless. This brief performance work isolates the indulgence of “art-for-beauty’s sake” against the lasting impact it may leave behind.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/americana-entitled-beyond-the-studio-doors/
LOCATION:RedLine Contemporary Art Center\, 2350 Arapahoe St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190207T193000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190207T203000
DTSTAMP:20260418T225254
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LAST-MODIFIED:20181220T232859Z
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SUMMARY:square product theatre: Celebration\, Florida by Greg Wohead
DESCRIPTION:February 6 – 9 | Carsen Theater (GA)$24 | $15 (Student) | $20 (Senior)  *All tickets $30 at the door!*Age Guideline: 12+\n\n\n\nFebruary 7:\nMark Collins and Kate Speer (We’ve never met!!!!!)\n\nFeaturing two unrehearsed performers who have never met\, CELEBRATION\, FLORIDA by Greg Wohead is a quietly surreal show for anyone who has ever missed anyone or anything. Veering between reality and simulation\, the piece orbits around ideas of surrogacy; a stand-in to replace a person you miss\, a re-creation of an experience you can’t stop thinking about\, nostalgia for a place that perhaps never existed. Greg will speak to the audience through two performers using pre-recorded audio and headphones. They will know almost nothing about the show when they walk onstage.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/square-product-theatre-celebration-florida-by-greg-wohead/
LOCATION:Dairy Arts Center\, 2590 Walnut Street\, Boulder\, CO\, 80302\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190201T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190201T193000
DTSTAMP:20260418T225254
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SUMMARY:Americana: Entitled @ REACH Opening
DESCRIPTION:Americana: Entitled performed at RedLine’s REACH Exhibition Opening. \nAmericana: Entitled is a dance work\, choreographed by Kate Speer\, that is performed upon a deteriorating landscape of the United States. As the dance progresses\, the dancers’ footprints through molasses leave tracks\, lines\, and divisions across the landscape. With an original music score by composer Michael Clark\, the sound mixes nostalgic American rock with abrasive\, distorted guitar riffs to create a dystopian atmosphere. Performers are Maggie Ammons\, Amy Bishop\, Jessica Troppmann\, Rowan Salem\, and Kate Speer. \nEntitled is part of the Americana creative series that exposes the underpinnings of collective American nostalgia\, particularly white America. In this version\, the emphasis is on the self-indulgence of white culture\, here represented through Western concert dance\, and the destruction–the divisions and lines–created across the United States. Before Western settlers\, there were no maps\, lines of ownership or division of land\, at least in Western understanding. Now there are highways\, state lines\, reservations controlling Native resources\, the list is endless. This brief performance work isolates the indulgence of “art-for-beauty’s sake” against the lasting impact it may leave behind.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/americana-entitled-reach-opening/
LOCATION:RedLine Contemporary Art Center\, 2350 Arapahoe St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190125T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190125T193000
DTSTAMP:20260418T225254
CREATED:20181220T231344Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190108T212009Z
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SUMMARY:Americana: Entitled @ Opening
DESCRIPTION:Americana: Entitled performed at RedLine Resident Artist Show Opening. \nAmericana: Entitled is a dance work\, choreographed by Kate Speer\, that is performed upon a deteriorating landscape of the United States. As the dance progresses\, the dancers’ footprints through molasses leave tracks\, lines\, and divisions across the landscape. With an original music score by composer Michael Clark\, the sound mixes nostalgic American rock with abrasive\, distorted guitar riffs to create a dystopian atmosphere. Performers are Maggie Ammons\, Amy Bishop\, Jessica Troppmann\, Rowan Salem\, and Kate Speer. \nEntitled is part of the Americana creative series that exposes the underpinnings of collective American nostalgia\, particularly white America. In this version\, the emphasis is on the self-indulgence of white culture\, here represented through Western concert dance\, and the destruction–the divisions and lines–created across the United States. Before Western settlers\, there were no maps\, lines of ownership or division of land\, at least in Western understanding. Now there are highways\, state lines\, reservations controlling Native resources\, the list is endless. This brief performance work isolates the indulgence of “art-for-beauty’s sake” against the lasting impact it may leave behind.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/americana-entitled/
LOCATION:RedLine Contemporary Art Center\, 2350 Arapahoe St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190125
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190225
DTSTAMP:20260418T225254
CREATED:20181220T230333Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190108T212207Z
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SUMMARY:RedLine Annual Resident Artist Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Now That I Have Your (un)divided Attention…\nAnnual Resident Artist Exhibition\nJanuary 25 – February 23\, 2019 \nCurated by Nicole M. Crawford\nReception: January 25\, 2019\, 6 – 9 PM \nResident Artists Studio Tour: February 15\, 6 – 8 PM \nParticipating Resident Artists: Tya Alisa Anthony\, Sarah Bowling\, Mackenzie Browning\, Colby Deal\, Trey Duvall\, Lares Feliciano\, Anthony Garcia Sr.\, Caleb Hahne\, Clay Hawkley\, Juntae TeeJay Hwang\, Marsha Mack\, Tony Ortega (Resource Artist)\, Charles Parson (Resource Artist)\, Eileen Roscina Richardson\, Kate Speer\, Michael Sperandeo\, Kenzie Sitterud\, Carley Warren (Resource Artist) \nParticipating Alumni: Ashley Frazier\, Megan Gafford\, Esther Hernandez\, Andrew Huffman\, Stephanie Kantor\, John Lake\, Sammy Lee\, Ella Maria Ray\, Becky Wareing Steele\, Mario Zoots \nNow That I Have Your (un) divided Attention… is the annual resident artist exhibition and formally launches the 2019 theme of D | Vision\, a series of exhibitions that will explore the relationship between social\, cultural or political division and artistic vision. Throughout the year\, RedLine’s exhibits\, special events\, and programs will seek to investigate the ways in which division opens space for new creation and perspectives or how culture makes vision out of division.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/redline-resident-artist-show/
LOCATION:RedLine Contemporary Art Center\, 2350 Arapahoe St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181018
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20181029
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SUMMARY:First\, Do No Harm
DESCRIPTION:Created by Tara Rynders\, in collaboration with writer Edith Weiss and co-directors Lia Bonfilio and Jadd Tank. \nFor two weeks in October 2018\, The Clinic will premiere its immersive performance titled First\, Do No Harm at Rose Medical Center in Denver\, Colorado. First\, Do No Harm is an intimate journey of personal loss\, love\, life and death. Throughout the tender span of 120 minutes dancers\, actors and musicians will guide you throughout the hospital where these themes will be explored through the eyes of the caregivers and the cared for. Absurd\, raw and creative to the very last detail\, First\, Do No Harm takes the audience on a pendulum swing\, back and forth until collectively we reach the very core of our human condition\, sharing an experience which shapes our interactions and the way we experience each other.  Performers include: Cortney McGuire\, Kristine Whittle\, Julie Rooney\, Maegan Keller\, Rowan Salem\, Kate Speer\, Jun Akiyama\, Suzanna Wellens\, Sexton McGrath\, Lia Bonfilio\, Tara Rynders\, Jake Wherry\, Johanna Brown\, Olivia Dyer\, Emma Acheson\, and Sydney Clapp. \n7:00PM SHOWTIME \nWEEK 1 \n\nTHURSDAY\, OCTOBER 18TH\nFRIDAY\, OCTOBER 19TH\nSATURDAY\, OCTOBER 20TH\nSUNDAY\, OCTOBER 21ST\n\nWEEK 2 \n\nTHURSDAY\, OCTOBER 25TH\nFRIDAY\, OCTOBER 26TH\nSATURDAY\, OCTOBER 27TH\nSUNDAY\, OCTOBER 28TH\n\nhttps://vimeo.com/290093970
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/the-clinic/
LOCATION:Rose Medical Center\, 4567 E 9th Ave\, Denver\, CO\, 80220
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SUMMARY:T H E  U N S E E N  F E S T I V A L 2018
DESCRIPTION:Working with new definitions of experimental film\, writing\, and dance during a full 30 days of screenings and other performances at multiple venues from September 1 to September 30\, 2018\, Counterpath is excited to present year 2 of The Unseen Festival\, exploring notions of the resistant\, the excluded\, and the unacknowledged. \nNightly events will take place at Counterpath\, with secondary venues including Georgia Art Space\, Gildar Gallery\, Peralta Projects\, Dikeou Collection\, and the University of Colorado\, Boulder. The festival also includes nightly offsite screenings across Denver\, locations to be announced each evening. Running alongside the festival is a feature\, “consent not to be\,” of Fred Moten’s trilogy consent not to be a single being\, as well as a feature of local businesses in the Counterpath neighborhood\, “Locale.” \nWork in the Unseen Festival represents outputs from artists\, approximately 50% women\, in over 40 different countries\, with over 180 participants—see the full list here—and approximately 200 films. \nTickets are $7 for each evening\, with full access passes for the month just $100. \nSunday\, Sept. 30\nClosing Night! Best of the Fest!\n7:30–10pm\nPreceded by a dance performance by Kate Speer and Megan Madorin.\nMain venue films:\nUnseen offsite: Birth of a Nation (1915)\, pt. 2\nConsent not to be: reading “The New International of Insurgent Feelings”
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/t-h-e-u-n-s-e-e-n-f-e-s-t-i-v-a-l-2018/
LOCATION:Counterpath\, 7935 East 14th Avenue\, Denver\, CO\, 80220\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180927T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180927T220000
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SUMMARY:The Bedroom: Performance Night
DESCRIPTION:Performances By:   \n\nKate Speer — katespeerdance.org \nOndine Geary — ondine.dance \nLaura Ann Samuelson — lauraannsamuelson.com\n\nThis one-time special event is a showcase for three local performance artists inside the work of Kenzie Sitterud’s The Kitchen Table and The Bedroom\, two large-scale immersive installations. This interactive experience bridges the gap between performance and installation art in a gallery setting. Please join us for a night of movement. Donations are welcome. \nIn The Bedroom\, Kenzie Sitterud confronts notions of the gender binary and codified identity norms. Their work is important in today’s context of identity politics and investigates the question of what it means to be unapologetically human. The liminal space of the binary is explored in works such as The Kitchen Table\, and speaks to the queer experience of dysphoria and the violence of categorized identity formulation. Sitterud begins to break down the restrictive and suffocating nature of our gendered society and the harm this system causes queer folks\, along with other oppressed peoples today.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/the-bedroom-performance-night/
LOCATION:808 Projects\, 808 Santa Fe Drive\, Denver\, CO\, 80204\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180820T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180820T203000
DTSTAMP:20260418T225254
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SUMMARY:Make/Shift Monday: 10 Little Gestures with Kate Speer
DESCRIPTION:Come explore creating movement gestures in this bodies-on workshop. Gestures are a mode of body language used in daily life and dance composition. Participants will craft 10 little gestures based of their own personal history and uncover the unique stories of others in the room. All bodies and abilities welcome. At the end each participant will have a personal dance “phrase” to share. \nFREE and open to the public! All ages welcomed! Please RSVP! \nMake/Shift Monday is a fun\, off-script program created for and by Denver’s unique creative community.  Join us for these regular happenings that activate the space and provide informal opportunities to engage with RedLine. More information here.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/make-shift-monday-10-little-gestures-with-kate-speer/
LOCATION:RedLine Contemporary Art Center\, 2350 Arapahoe St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180810T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180810T171500
DTSTAMP:20260418T225254
CREATED:20180709T194930Z
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SUMMARY:Prow\, dance performance @ 48 Hours
DESCRIPTION:Prow is an interdisciplinary work (dance and music) which addresses the theme of migration. The travels\, losses\, efforts and the arrival to an impenetrable wall are only broken through human recognition\, empathy\, and the encounter with one another. Choreographic direction: Claudia Lavista; Original Score: Jesse Manno \n48 Hours of Socially Engaged Art & Conversation Summit is a two day summit and exhibition that engages cultural organizations\, non-profits\, artists\, and individuals to share their expertise on cultural responsiveness\, social responsibility\, and collective leadership. Inspired by Denver’s Imagine 2020 Cultural Plan\, 48 Hours aims to promote positive social change through creativity and innovation.
URL:http://www.katespeerdance.org/happening/prow-dance-performance-48-hours/
LOCATION:RedLine Contemporary Art Center\, 2350 Arapahoe St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205
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