Arts Activities Support
ACHF Arts Access
Still Life’s success will be defined through the creation of an opportunity to share the passing of time in community. Because this project's goals have a strong focus on community and audience experience (such as investigating new methods to create a work that is both a dance production and a space for public contemplation, customizing the dance to the venue and the viewership, and creating an experience that privileges exchange with the audience), Still Life will track the number of attendees and ask them to articulate their experiences. 100% of attendees will contribute to the discussion on how we form communities while also helping to shape the final production. At our public performance/showing, we will have audience surveys as well as public discussions for the purpose of evaluating our program, gathering feedback, and devising a plan to integrate this information into the final iterations of the production.
Collaboration deepened Morgan Thorson and Company artistic practices. General knowledge of dramaturgy, stagecraft, music composition, language-making in the work, and conceptual ideas was communally proliferated. SL held the work and practices of over thirty artists, incorporating several viewpionts. Both the concept of killing and working with live directing/in-ear monitors proved enriching and inspire more research.
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