Movement Research at Judson Church: Artist of Color Council Curation by Juan Michael Porter II ((March 27, 2023))

Movement Research at Judson Church:
Artist of Color Council Curation
by Juan Michael Porter II

This is a FREE EVENT.
No reservations required.

A free, high visibility low-tech forum for experimentation, emerging ideas, and works-in-progress held in the Fall and Spring seasons. Artists are selected by a rotating committee of peer artists, and join Movement Research Artists-In-Residence and international guests each season in performing at the historic Judson Memorial Church.

COVID-19 Protocols

We will continue to follow the >>Movement Research COVID-19 Safety Protocols<< until further notice. These protocols require all attendees to wear N95/KN95/KF94 during the entire performance event. Starting March 2023, showing proof of vaccination will not be required to enter [email protected].

About the Artists of Colour Council (AoCC)
The AoCC is a cohort of artists of color addressing cultural diversity, equity, and sustainable structural integration in MR’s operations, programming, outreach, and throughout its extended communities. The council aspires to increase visibility, opportunities, and engagement with resources for artists of color within the field.

For further information about the Artists of Color Council, please contact Interim Council Coordinator at [email protected]

Accessibility Note: The accessible entrance is located at 243 Thompson St. and the elevator at Judson Memorial Church is currently working. Personnel from the Judson Memorial Church will be at the entrance. The elevator connects Level 1 (street access) to Level 3 (Meeting Room where performances take place) and Level B or basement (where restrooms are located). For access information or requests, please contact [email protected] with the subject "MR at Judson".

[ID: David Lee Sierra performing at the Judson Church. She sits at the center of the space with the audience at either side. Behind her is a plastic structure with the words, SEX WORK IS WORK, written in bright red paint. Photo by Rachel Keane.]