[title]  / mecca vazie andrews and the MOVEMENT movement Sat, Feb 3, 2018, 4 pm

[title] 
mecca vazie andrews and the MOVEMENT movement

Sat, Feb 3, 2018
4 pm

mecca vazie andrews.
mecca vazie andrews.

Photograph courtesy of mecca vazie andrews

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mecca vazie andrews and the MOVEMENT movement present an immersive performance in dialogue with the work of Laura Owens.

Swimming through a collage of past events, [title] combines movement, sound, and projection to re-appropriate what once was with abandon. In doing so, andrews re-imagines another possible future. As we collectively process and redefine the meaning of freedom, the artist invites participants to confront a new cycle of enlightenment fueled by necessary cultural friction, re-education, and evolution.  

The running time is approximately 50 minutes.

This program is organized in conjunction with Laura Owens in collaboration with 356 S. Mission Rd.

mecca vazie andrews is a Los Angeles-based instructor, choreographer, and dancer. Andrews founded her company the MOVEMENT movement in 2007 to explore alternative performance experiences that engage with local communities and cultural histories.

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