Search Results for: pig mites on humans 🖐🏽🍣 Pharmacy link: 🇺🇸 AllForHeal.net 🇺🇸 🍣 🖐🏽 ivermectin scabies over the counter 🧇 🧇
Designing for More People in the Palace
So, in terms of my approach there are two pathways: there’s what the space is, and there’s what the space means. They are different ways of unpacking the building.
Please Respond: RSVP Cycles in the Work of Anna and Lawrence Halprin
Ann and Lawrence Halprin have been married for over 68 years, and this pair of artists have spent just as long working together. An event this month at the Stern […]
Finding an eXquisite New Orientation
Early last year, Randee Paufve, a Bay Area choreographer known for creating intricately detailed, multi-layered performance, found herself working on distinctly different projects that addressed issues of gender. One was […]
Dance Discourse Project #22
Dance Discourse Project 22: animal, human, posthuman Mon, Mar 28, 2o16 7:30pm CounterPulse, 80 Turk St, SF FREE Taxonomies have boxed in humans (and in particular certain humans) as separate […]
NEW VIEW: Jiten Daiko
Taiko is a broad term for Japanese percussion, but here in the U.S., the word tends to refer to a form of highly physical drumming performance. While largely a musical […]
SPEAK By Jose Navarrete
In 2007 I went to India, and on that journey I experienced everything from horror to beauty: magnificent palaces and temples contrasting with the utmost human misery. Throughout it all, […]
In Conversation: Claudine Naganuma and Selma Apara
You are reading excerpts from Claudine Naganuma and Selma Apara’s recorded conversation. Listen to the conversation. Transcript of the full conversation
Weaving Wisdom in the Andes: Documentary explores the relationship between an ancient craft and brain health
Weaving is a full-bodied experience. It is a community choreography that capitalizes on strong bonds between generations and connections with nature.
Collapsing Time/Unraveling Supremacy: A Letter from the Future
About Me I’m a 56-year-old queer, Black biracial woman. I grew up in a world where art, social justice, and everyday life were seamlessly intertwined. My mother is an African […]
SPEAK By Erin Mei-Ling Stuart
“There is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in.” Lately, I keep thinking of that Leonard Cohen lyric. Because lately, I’ve been thinking about— and trying to […]
