TWU Arts Triangle
Walking Tour
THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 2009, 5:00 - 7:00 PM
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:: Artwork, Dance, Drama, Music Performances ::
Explore the spaces where the arts happen at TWU
Free tour begins at the Dance Building (DGL) and ends
with an open-studio reception in the Fine Arts Building.
Schedule of Events
All events are outdoor unless otherwise specified
1. 4:50 - 5:00 Dance Building:
Concurrent Dance Performances both inside and outside the building including video in the Dance Studio Theatre with Jordan Fuchs, Assistant Professor of Dance, and John Dixon, visiting artist.Performances include Crysta Caulkins and Matt Cumbie’s “Dance in a Car” and Shelley Padilla’s solo ballet piece on pointe. Jose Zamora – Callejon de los Muertos, a Day of the Dead neo-lounge dance for two couples
5:05 Introduction to the Tour
2. 5:10 Cross Bell toward Hubbard Hall:
Durational Experiments with Time, Space and Sound
Todd Schendel and the TWU Wind Ensemble
3. 5:20 Hubbard Hall, East Steps:
As the Stomach Churns
A satire of the American soap opera and all that goes on backstage, written by a Drama Department student as part of the Potluck Play fest by Hunter Spoede.
5:30 Transition
Dancers lead the group to the next performance.
4. 5:35 Underneath ACT Bridge/Walkway:
TWU Gamelan Performance
5:40 Transition
Dancers lead the group to the next performance.
5. 5:45 Patio Building Courtyard:
In Moving Color - Gary Washmon
A painting event using people with painting implements, rather than paint brushes to paint a giant canvas.
6:00 Transition
Move onto Redbud Lane
6. 5:55 Along Redbud Lane:
Musical Space Piece, Sculptures, Concurrent
Drama and Dance Pieces
6:15 Transition
Move toward Fine Arts
7. 6:25 Circle Drive by Pioneer Woman
Fill - SHUA Group
Featuring work by visual art students, as well as recordings of performances from the departments of Dance and Drama.
8. 6:55 Fine Arts Building, Reception
At the final stop on our tour there will be a reception in the foyer with free refreshments. Also featured will be performances by TWU's 50 member a cappella choir led by Joni Jensen, and "Crowded Action " by SHUA Group. You are also invited to view the annual Voertman's Exhibit, jurried by Christina Rees, in the East / West Galleries.