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Thomas Jay Ryan, Aubrey Plaza, Christina Rouner, Caleb Hammond
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Ned Rifle | Hal Hartley | 2014
Thomas Jay Ryan, Aubrey Plaza, Christina Rouner, Caleb Hammond
MYTHO? Lure of Wildness: A Tall Messy Tale
MYTHO? Lure of Wildness: A Tall Messy Tale
photo by Carlos Gonzales
MYTHO? Lure of Wildness: A Tall Messy Tale
by Ross
Coming into the theatre at the Abrons Arts Center Experimental Theater to see MYTHO? Lure of Wildness, I was cautiously optimistic. Or should I say, optimistically nervous. I was hoping that this would be an enjoyable night of experimental theatre/performance art delving into the world of creator Anna Kohler. The play is…
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Caleb Hammond & Kayla Romberger Brooklyn, NY and Philadelphia, PA Room 205
Caleb Hammond is a theater and visual artist. Some works: directing Anna Kohler's MYTHO?...or the lure of wildness, premiering in NY in 2016. The Elegies, an ongoing series of video installations in collaboration with Japan-based glass artist Sean Salström. The Irresistible, adapted from Ibsen and Euripides at Immersive Gallery in Williamsburg; Exposure, a dance video screened at Norte Dance Festival in Porto, Portugal; a related dance performance: Live Exposure, presented by TSA and Transmitter galleries in Bushwick. Other works written and directed by Hammond have been presented at Highways Performance Space in Santa Monica; HERE Arts, NYC; The Incubator at St. Marks Church, NYC; The New Haven International Festival of Arts and Ideas; UndergroundZero Festival, NYC; Divaldo Kampa in Prague, and ATA gallery in San Francisco. As an actor he has worked with John Jesurun, Jay Scheib, Shannon Sindelar and Hal Hartley. He has performed at The Kitchen, The Public Theater and PS122, Dixon Place and Surf Reality in NY; Maison des Arts, Paris Festival in Paris, The National Theater of Hungary, Budapest and The ICA Boston. His visual art as been exhibited at the Nishida Art Museum, Toyama Japan; Gallery 825, Los Angeles; The Copley Society, Boston; Visual Research, New Haven; Real Art Ways, Hartford and Vaudeville Park, NYC. Hammond is a lecturer in the MIT Theater Arts department, has taught theater and art at Eugene Lang College (The New School), Carnegie Mellon University and the Hartford Art School. He has been a guest lecturer at Colgate University, Kingswood-Oxford and Toyama Glass Institute in Japan.
Kayla Romberger is an artist, designer, and writer who lives and works in Philadelphia. She has worked as both a participant and exponent for the arts for more than a decade, cutting her teeth in the museum world as programming intern for the Whitney Museum of American Art and ICA Philadelphia. Her curatorial projects include the artist-writer collaborative exhibition MFA+MFA at 2435, Topophilia at Work Detroit, and City/Drift at Kunsthalle Detroit.
Exhibitions of her own work include the 4th Gwangju Design Biennale (Gwangju, South Korea), BASE Beijing, MOCAD (Detroit), the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology (Ann Arbor), and the NY Art Book Fair at MoMA PS1 (New York). She holds an MFA from the University of Michigan and teaches at the University of Pennsylvania.
Caleb and Kayla will be presenting Live! @ Artist-Run, a series of performances, lectures, and screenings that will take place throughout the week. The full schedule can be found on our Events page.
Caleb Hammond’s ‘The Irresistible’ at Immersive Gallery
Caleb Hammond’s ‘The Irresistible’ at Immersive Gallery
If you take the L train to the Bedford Avenue stop, head north on Bedford and stay on the west side of the street, between 9th and 10th street you’ll pass by an industrial-looking building with a hard-to-make-out door numbered 132. Let’s say you happen to stop in front of this door on a Friday or Saturday evening in this month of April during the evening hours and venture inside. There you…
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"Antigone"
Scenic By: Sarah Benedict
Media By: Bryce Cutler