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Contributor Update, Maggie Kast: Wide Awake and in Good Voice

Contributor Update, Maggie Kast: Wide Awake and in Good Voice

Today we are happy to share the news of past contributor Maggie Kast! Her personal essay titled “Wide Awake and in Good Voice” was just published to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Links Hall, an art and performance space in Chicago. Maggie is a board member and her essay focuses on her experience working with the space and the people who run the institution. Maggie also has her newest book, Si…

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Mediums No. 2

A Monthly Series at Constellation Chicago Curated by Emily Esperanza, Erin Kilmurray + Quinn Tsan MEDIUMS is an interdisciplinary evening featuring four+ Artist’s work in Film, Music, Dance, and Performance. Each night will be curated around a common theme to encourage crossover amongst disciplines and give access to audiences who are interested in unfamiliar forms. MEDIUMS No. 2 features work by:  Whitney Johnson and Laura Callier Emily Esperanza Hope Goldman The Pop Waits Band ft. Molly Brennan, Malic White, Jesse Riehle Kegan, Nick Davio + Spencer Meeks $10 // 8PM Doors Click here for tickets

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Mediums No. 2

A Monthly Series at Constellation Chicago Curated by Emily Esperanza, Erin Kilmurray + Quinn Tsan MEDIUMS is an interdisciplinary evening featuring four+ Artist’s work in Film, Music, Dance, and Performance. Each night will be curated around a common theme to encourage crossover amongst disciplines and give access to audiences who are interested in unfamiliar forms. MEDIUMS No. 2 features work by:  Whitney Johnson and Laura Callier Emily Esperanza Hope Goldman The Pop Waits Band ft. Molly Brennan, Malic White, Jesse Riehle Kegan, Nick Davio + Spencer Meeks $10 // 8PM Doors Get tickets: https://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/1104041https://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/1104041

[dannyfloyd]

Really great night at Links Hall with performances by Jane Jerardi and Precious Jennings

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Tea Project is an ongoing dialogue that traverses a variety of landscapes from the tea served in the Iraqi countryside, to a cage in Guantanamo Bay, to a family gathering. Tea is both a favored drink and a shared moment that transcends cultural divides. Aaron Hughes and Amber Ginsburg collaborate with community groups to curate a series of events that use tea as a launching point to engage with issues of war, detention, and torture. Setting the stage for these events will be 779 cast porcelain styrofoam teacups inspired by a curious story of a Guantanamo Bay guard who fell in love with drawings carved on Styrofoam cups by detainees.

RSVP Here: http://linkshall.ticketfly.com/search/?q=tea

WEEK ONE Thursday, March 31 | Tea Performance | Links Hall 7pm Friday, April 1  |  Tea Performance | Links Hall 7pm Saturday, April 2 | Tea Engagement | Links Hall 7pm WEEK TWO Thursday, April 7, 2016 | Tea Performance | Links Hall 7pm Friday, April 8, 2016 |  Tea Performance | Links Hall 7pm Saturday, April 9, 2016 | Tea Engagement | Links Hall 7pm WEEK THREE Thursday, April 14, 2016 | Tea Performance | Links Hall 7pm Friday, April 15, 2016 |  Tea Performance | Links Hall 7pm Saturday, April 16, 2016 | Tea Engagement | Links Hall 7pm

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TV Pow - Collision Theory @Links Hall 10 May, 2010

Featuring movement artists Asimina Chremos, Rachel Damon, Sam Goodman, JulieAnn Grahm, and composers and improvisors TV Pow

[raze-the-curtain]

Just closed my first professional show in Chicago. Feels so weird to have my life back though. Whatever will I do with the rest of my summer?

[jrvmajesty]

Post Q is Not a Dance Show (This is why you should see it anyway)

POST-Q was six month's worth of challenging and powerful work that continues to humble and teach me. 

Thank you to Lauren Warnecke and Seechicagodance for this review giving some love to Chicago artists Lucas Baisch & Julia Kriegel, Anna Homlquist, Mar Curran, ALEXA GRÆ, and Rolo Rodriguez with a lovely Salonathon shout out!