New York-based artists Ann Hirsch and Jacolby Satterwhite join Aux Curatorial Fellow Jamillah James for a discussion of their respective bodies of work.
Vox Populi and Aux Performance Space are pleased to announce a series of events in May, organized by Curatorial Fellow, Jamillah James. James is a New York-based curator who succeeds […]
Vox Populi and Aux Performance Space are pleased to announce a series of events in May, organized by Curatorial Fellow, Jamillah James. James is a New York-based curator who succeeds […]
An affair presenting dramatic expressions from the rich diaspora of American urban culture, including short original dramas and provocative spoken word artistry.
Brooklyn-based performers Anya Liftig and Sophia Cleary present an evening of performance rooted in comedic and ecstatic engagements of the everyday.
Curatorial Fellow Jamillah James will moderate a conversation between Philadelphia-based artists Salem Collo-Julin and Maria Dumlao.
Soon there will be a museum located inside One World Trade Center, A.K.A. "The Freedom Tower". As a tribute to the victims of September 11, 2001, the museum is interested in collecting tragic stories from all of their children. Interview number 5,234 is Sarah, a young woman determined to tell a different story.
This evening in two acts: a screening, “The Fantasies Given to Us May Never Be Fixed,” of recent video that force the performance of masculinity into crisis, often from the margins; and a performance by Philadelphia-based artists, Kris Harzinski and Will Haughery, whose collaborative practice embraces a vocabulary of hypermasculinity as a manner of critique. This event will also feature a short discussion and talkback with Harzinski and Haughery after the performance.
The concluding performance of James’s curatorial fellowship includes new dance performances by New York-based choreographer and dancer niv Acosta and Philadelphia-based choreographer and dancer Jumatatu Poe. Both artists use movement to both deconstruct and rearticulate modes of embodiment, representation, and identification.
Soon there will be a museum located inside One World Trade Center, A.K.A. "The Freedom Tower". As a tribute to the victims of September 11, 2001, the museum is interested in collecting tragic stories from all of their children. Interview number 5,234 is Sarah, a young woman determined to tell a different story.
Philadelphia Sound Forum present Mario de Vega and HZL.
Soon there will be a museum located inside One World Trade Center, A.K.A. "The Freedom Tower". As a tribute to the victims of September 11, 2001, the museum is interested in collecting tragic stories from all of their children. Interview number 5,234 is Sarah, a young woman determined to tell a different story.
Soon there will be a museum located inside One World Trade Center, A.K.A. "The Freedom Tower". As a tribute to the victims of September 11, 2001, the museum is interested in collecting tragic stories from all of their children. Interview number 5,234 is Sarah, a young woman determined to tell a different story.
Please join us for our June gallery talk with artists Bobby Gonzales, Will Haughery, Beth Heinly, and Ben Will moderated by Matt Kalasky.
MSHR + Ben Warfield & Joel Evey in concert
Our gallery will be closed from July 3rd - July 10th for the fourth of July holiday and the installation of our annual juried show, Vox X: Present Tense. Please […]
Coincidental Hour, Hunnie Bunnies, and Ogg Myst
Spruce Street Harbor Park is one if the most beautiful additions to the Philadelphia. For most of the pop-up season, there is no active programming -- it's a place to […]
LIFE ON THE FRINGE is a multimedia concert for adults centered around the idea that there are those of us that are unheard, underrepresented and upset and asks "How can we, as a people, change this?" through MUSIC, DANCE AND THEATRE.
Please join us for a closing reception of our annual juried exhibition Vox X: Present Tense on Friday, August 1st. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ SPECIAL PERFORMANCES ON AUGUST 1ST 8PM I am the […]
