Lion’s Jaw festival opens a window on dance even as Green Street home prepares to close (updated)
The Lion’s Jaw performance + dance festival is not just for avant-garde dancers to swap cutting-edge pedagogy – although it is an exceptional opportunity for it – and seats are open for its shows even as its fourth year in Central Square sees its classes sold out.
‘Breaking Ground’ an immersive meditation on North Dakota oilfields, in unexpected site
From the oil rigs to the crews’ “man-camps,” artist Valery Lyman’s two-day power plant pop-up “Breaking Ground” looks unflinchingly at the oil industry and its workers – in MIT’s little-seen electricity, steam heat and chilled water utilities plant in Cambridge.
Performance artists explore aspects of ‘Care’ in show that brings Spaceus gallery to a close
Artist and curator Gemica Rosenberg has been organizing “Care”: Workshop and Performances since 2016, investigating how acts of care connect people, and brings it to Harvard Square on Saturday to end Spaceus’ run as a popup gallery.
