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2023 EVENTS + EXHIBITIONS 

DECONSTRUCTIONS


January 6- February 26

Split Level Gallery

Works by Adrienne Albro-Fisher, Isabela Cusano, and Henry Prentiss

Deconstructions features new work by three UMass Amherst Studio Arts undergraduate students: Adrienne Albro-Fisher, Isabela Cusano, and Henry Prentiss. The exhibition explores vulnerability, decay, displacement, and claustrophobia, presenting viewers with reflections on human relationships with organic and constructed environments. 

THE LAB


2022- 2023

The Lab at APE is a research and residency program for emerging local, national, and international transdisciplinary performance makers / designers. The 2022-23 LAB will bring together 6 artists with a focus on the craft and creative practice of new work with a focus on text/theater/dramaturgy. This year's LAB artists will be announced soon! 

Questions about the LAB at APE? Reach out to Mollye Maxner

PENNIES FOR BREAKFAST


February 10, at Arts Night Out

The Workroom

Pennies for Breakfast is a band made up of classical musicians, songwriters and actors. The group consists of Luca Kevorkian and Marta Djorovic on the violins, Jackson Pelz on guitar, and Isabelle Bushue on vocals. The quartet develops their music through improvisations, often creating form in front of an audience. While experimenting in sound driven storytelling, the Pennies ask questions regarding the relationship between music, performance, and what it means to compose.

INDETERMINATE DANCING:

A New Year’s Master Class

With Sarah Lass

January 7

Move into the New Year with sensitivity and purpose during this intermediate-advanced level contemporary technique master class. Structured as a series of movement accumulations, class will progress from the floor to standing, and culminate in nuanced, full-bodied phrase work. 

SARAH LASS is a Colorado-raised, Massachusetts-based dancer, choreographer, writer, and teacher. Across modes of creative output, her work explores intersections between embodiment, perception, place, and design, and her research unfolds through a transdisciplinary process of dancemaking and creative writing. Her choreography has been presented and supported by residencies at Basin Arts Center (Lafayette, LA), the School for Contemporary Dance and Thought (Northampton, MA), 10forward (Greenfield, MA), and Triskelion Arts (NY, NY). 


FULL ARCHIVE


A.P.E.'s programming is made possible in part by sustained support from the Massachusetts Cultural Council and The Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts.