This Artist Statement provides insights into “Babel Clarion,” the composition that I’m writing for the Westminster chimes, commissioned by the Marcy-Holmes Neighborhood Association, with funding from the University of Minnesota Good Neighbor Fund.
A new video sampler of the November 15, 2012 performance of It is She Who I See is now available.
I’m thrilled that USA Projects extended the deadline on our fundraising initiative until midnight Friday December 7. We still have a ways to go to reach our goal, and we don’t receive any of the contributions made unless we reach our goal. Please support the project with a tax deductible contribution and help…
Here are some video excerpts from archive recording from performance of “It is She Who I See” at the Ritz Theater on November 12, 2012.
It was an amazing opening night. Thanks to my collaborators! And we’re thrilled with a very positive review in “How Was The Show?”.
Gender imbalance is evident in the American theatre. An article in American Theatre Magazine clearly documents this condition, and a recent article in the journal Howlround highlights specific actions being taken by the LA Playwrights Initiative to address this situation.
With this post I am pleased to bring attention to important work on gender imbalance taking place in the international arena with a profile of Robin Chandler.
This is what Candy says about Sandra as Kali/Tree of Life, another SHE image created for the show “It is She Who I See.”
Candy Kuehn has been busy creating SHE images for use in It is She Who I See. This is what Candy says about Wendy Quilts Family.
