
Questions of Practice: Choreographer Jawole Willa Jo Zollar on Artistic Evolution and Risk
Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, founding director of Urban Bush Women, reflects on her artistic evolution and the importance of living on the "edge of failure."
What drives cultural practitioners to experiment, discover, and create?
Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, founding director of Urban Bush Women, reflects on her artistic evolution and the importance of living on the "edge of failure."
Choreographers Reggie Wilson and Faustin Linyekula discuss the role of "place" in their artistic practices.
Performance artist Martha McDonald and visual artist Billy Dufala on how creating art at a recycling facility influences their understanding of impermanence.
In advance of the premiere of Breaking the Waves, we invited Mazzoli and Vavrek to share insights into their artistic processes and inspirations.
Composer Jace Clayton and Barnes Foundation executive director and president Thom Collins on presenting a site-specific performance informed by the artworks of the Barnes.
Cohabitation Strategies and Anthony Smyrski discuss how new understandings of design can better relate to and engage communities.
Choreographer Stephen Petronio on how his past dances and embodied memory influence future creations.
Writer and dancer Wendy Perron evokes Trisha Brown to explain why contemporary dance is open to multiple meanings.
Visiting Scholar Kristy Edmunds on Philadelphia's Collaborative Arts Ecology
Choreographer Stephen Petronio and artist Janine Antoni on how visual arts organizations can invite audiences into performative experiences.