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We are pleased to share an upcoming series of events, from December 9th-12th, in Montana focused on storytelling, cultural preservation, and meaningful dialogue in celebration of the Voices of Women project inauguration. Through curated film screenings, workshops, and discussions, Thresh will honor the strength and wisdom of Indigenous women, highlighting their enduring impact on future generations.
Preeti Vasudevan Reflects on Still/Here
In a powerful critique of the revival of Bill T. Jones' Still/Here at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Preeti Vasudevan explores the resonance of the 1994 work in today's turbulent times. Addressing themes of community, mortality, and human connection, Vasudevan highlights how Jones' choreography creates a space for reflection and silent storytelling, transforming individual narratives into a shared, collective experience. She celebrates the raw honesty of the work, emphasizing its timeless relevance and Jones’ mastery as a storyteller who sculpts with truth, silence, and movement to forge deep emotional impact.
Read the full critique here.
Preeti Vasudevan on Indra’s Net by Meredith Monk
In her reflection on Meredith Monk's Indra’s Net at the Park Avenue Armory, Preeti Vasudevan celebrates the performance as a transcendent meditation on interconnectedness. Drawing from Hindu and Buddhist philosophies, Monk crafts a cosmic tapestry where sound, movement, and visuals interweave to evoke a sense of unity. Through circular arrangements and dreamlike vignettes, the performance blurs boundaries between performer and audience, inviting a shared spiritual experience. Vasudevan describes Indra’s Net as a profound reminder of our universal connectedness, where individual identities dissolve into a collective constellation of humanity.
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