Fellows Friday: Q&A with Toshi Makihara
2013 Pew Fellow Toshi Makihara's performance work blends percussion with dance-like body movement, exercising a rigorous, systematic, and practiced process of experimentation and repetition.
Fellows Friday: Q&A with Kinan Abou-afach
2013 Pew Fellow Kinan Abou-afach is a cellist, composer, and classical Arab musician born in Damascus, Syria, who performs extensively with Philadelphia Arabic cultural organization Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture.
Fellows Friday: Q&A with Emily Abendroth
Emily Abendroth, 2013 Pew Fellow
Fellows Friday: Q&A with Paul Swenbeck
2013 Pew Fellow Paul Swenbeck is a visual artist primarily working in clay whose fascination with the macabre has filtered into his idiosyncratic sculptures, paintings, photographs, and installations.
Fellows Friday: Q&A with Bhob Rainey
We speak with 2012 Pew Fellow Bhob Rainey, a soprano saxophonist and composer, one half of improvisational duo nmperign, and leader of the BSC, an eight-member ensemble that uses both acoustic and electronic instruments.
Fellows Friday: Q&A with Sueyeun Juliette Lee
Lee is the publisher at Corollary Press and author of the poetry collections Underground National, That Gorgeous Feeling, and Solar Maximum.
Questions of Practice: Simon Dove of the Crossing the Line Festival
Dove encourages artists to dance in unusual places. Why? Out of necessity, he says.
Excavating Real Estate: Alan W. Moore on The Real Estate Show (1980)
At the time of Occupy Wall Street, the Center commissioned this essay by Moore, one of the instigators of *The Real Estate Show*, a 1980 exhibition in New York's Lower East Side on gentrification and property ownership.
Fellows Friday: Q&A with Raphael Xavier
Raphael Xavier, 2013 Pew Fellow
Fellows Friday: Q&A with Karen M'Closkey & Keith VanDerSys
Karen M'Closkey and Keith VanDerSys are 2013 Pew Fellows, founding partners of PEG office of landscape + architecture, and PennDesign faculty at the University of Pennsylvania.