Past
Sarah Cameron Sunde in Conversation with Eugenia Kisin
Tuesday, September 29, 2-3:15 EST Gallatin professor Eugenia Kisin and Sarah Cameron Sunde will discuss the work of the artist. Central to the conversation will be issues related to Professor Kisin’s course “Slow Looking,” the Anthropocene, water and community and the environment as a focus of creative practice.
Please watch the conversation below!
Making Durational Performance: Space, Place, and Time
Friday, September 18, 2-3:30 pm EST In this intimate conversation, Sarah Cameron Sunde and Kristin Horton (theater director and Gallatin professor) will discuss durational performances, Sarah Cameron Sunde’s work, practice and history, and how to make work with connections to climate change. Other topics may include ways of engaging space, place, and time in the practice of durational performance and the practical aspects of serial and long term works. Students and alumni only.
Performing with the Sea Livestream
Saturday, September 5 As part of that virtual event, there will be a panel discussion with international collaborators from around the world, moderated by Mariel Villeré and a panel with NYU faculty (moderated by Una Chaudhuri with Lori Cole, Elaine Gan, Nadja Millner-Larsen, Robin Nagle, Mauricio Salgado, Sonia Werner) and students.