Annie Heath by Cameron Kelly McLeod
“I’m really glad that Performance Mix #34: Remotely Yours turned out to be so productive for me. I was able to wrap my head around the ideas that were all circling in my head.”
–Annie Heath
Karen
It’s your LAST CHANCE to make a difference!
We’re reaching the end of my campaign – it’s your last chance to support my work! A huge thanks to 52 amazing donors who have supported my newest project “Suspending and Other Tricks”. The donations I’ve received so far have helped me reach 73% of my goal!
Only three days left!
If I do not reach my goal, the donations will be returned to the donors and I will not receive funds! Please consider supporting my new work by making a donation!
“Suspending and Other Tricks” photo by Aaron Purkey
“Suspending and Other Tricks: Preliminary Research and Development” is the first stage of my next exploration as I continue to work at redefining choreography for solo dance, and more audaciously, at redefining who dancers are and can be. Themes that I will explore include: what makes good art; the dramatic versus the mundane (or, finding true drama within the mundane); mortality; sexual identity; and the limitations of age. I’m sharing this project at an early stage of its development because I hope you might be interested in supporting the work.
There’s only $964 left to go before November 25th!
This amount will cover fundamental costs including choreographer’s creation time, assistant video editor, the development of set-design and materials, and fabric for costume creation. If you can support this project with a donation, in any capacity, together we can make this idea a reality! Sharing the project with others and sending me your thoughts are also very valuable ways to show your support.
Make a donation or learn more here!
Gratefully, Karen Bernard
About USA Projects:
Founded by the Ford, Rockefeller, Rasmuson and Prudential Foundations, United States Artists has supported the work of individual artists since 2005. Donating through USA’s micro-philanthropy initiative, USA Projects, supports the work of accomplished artists all across America and is tax deductible.
“… an evening where desires to move and express were juxtaposed, with great intelligence and clarity, to the deconstruction of stereotypes, predictable narratives, and expectations.”
Marija Krtolic shares insight into FEMMES performances at Dixon Place on November 17th by Karen Bernard Suspending and Other Tricks Draft 4, Michal Samama’s A Piece of Meat Stuck in My Throat, and Rebecca Patek’s 2 ge(a)ther we are w/hole. Read the full article here!
‘Suspending’ extended! 10 Days left to reach our goal!
Now’s the time to join 44 amazing donors who have supported my newest project “Suspending and Other Tricks”. The donations I’ve received so far have helped me reach 61% of my goal!
We got an extension and have TEN DAYS LEFT!
If I do not reach my goal, the donations will be returned to the donors and I will not receive funds!
“Suspending and Other Tricks” photo by Aaron Purkey
“Suspending and Other Tricks: Preliminary Research and Development” is the first stage of my next exploration as I continue to work at redefining choreography for solo dance, and more audaciously, at redefining who dancers are and can be. Themes that I will explore include: what makes good art; the dramatic versus the mundane (or, finding true drama within the mundane); mortality; sexual identity; and the limitations of age.
I’m sharing this project at an early stage of its development because I hope you might be interested in supporting the work.
There’s only $1,383 left to go before November 25th!
This amount will cover fundamental costs including choreographer’s creation time, assistant video editor, the development of set-design and materials, and fabric for costume creation. If you can support this project with a donation, in any capacity, together we can make this idea a reality! Sharing the project with others and sending me your thoughts are also very valuable ways to show your support.
Make a donation and learn more here!
And Don’t Miss Femmes at Dixon Place November 17th!
Come see Suspending and Other Tricks Draft 4 in Femmes, a shared program with Rebecca Patek and Michal Samama at Dixon Place!
November 17th at 7:30pm
Tickets: $12 (advance), $15 / $10 students/seniors and TDF (door)
Hurricanes don’t stop art – help make my work a reality!
I want to thank everyone for their generous support of my newest project “Suspending and Other Tricks”. The donations I’ve received so far have helped me reach 53% of my goal! IF I DON’T REACH MY GOAL, I WILL NOT RECEIVE FUNDS AND DONATIONS WILL BE RETURNED TO DONORS.
We still have a long way to go, and I need your help!
Please consider supporting my new work by making a donation.
“Suspending and Other Tricks” photo by Aaron Purkey
“Suspending and Other Tricks: Preliminary Research and Development” is the first stage of my next exploration as I continue to work at redefining choreography for solo dance, and more audaciously, at redefining who dancers are and can be. Themes that I will explore include: what makes good art; the dramatic versus the mundane (or, finding true drama within the mundane); mortality; sexual identity; and the limitations of age.
I’m sharing this project at an early stage of its development because I hope you might be interested in supporting the work.
There’s $1,529 left to go before November 16th!
This amount will cover fundamental costs including choreographer’s creation time, assistant video editor, the development of set-design and materials, and fabric for costume creation. If you can support this project with a donation, in any capacity, together we can make this idea a reality! Sharing the project with others and sending me your thoughts are also very valuable ways to show your support.
CLICK HERE Make a donation or learn more.
So help art in America grow!
Gratefully,
Karen Bernard
About USA Projects:
Founded by the Ford, Rockefeller, Rasmuson and Prudential Foundations, United States Artists has supported the work of individual artists since 2005. Donating through USA’s micro-philanthropy initiative, USA Projects, supports the work of accomplished artists all across America and is tax deductible.
I’m very excited to share my new project: Suspending and Other Tricks!
Karen Bernard | Suspending and Other Tricks | Photo by Aaron Perkey
“Suspending and Other Tricks: Preliminary Research and Development” is the first stage of my next exploration as I continue to work at redefining choreography for solo dance, and more audaciously, at redefining who dancers are and can be. Themes that I will explore include: what makes good art; the dramatic versus the mundane (or, finding true drama within the mundane); mortality; sexual identity; and the limitations of age.
I’m sharing this project at an early stage of its development because I hope you might be interested in supporting the work.
I need to to raise $3,570 by November 16th!
This amount will cover fundamental costs including choreographer’s creation time, assistant video editor, the development of set-design and materials, and fabric for costume creation. If you can support this project with a donation, in any capacity, together we can make this idea a reality! Sharing the project with others and sending me your thoughts are also very valuable ways to show your support.
Make a donation or learn more here.
Help art in America grow!
Gratefully,
Karen Bernard
About USA Projects:
Founded by the Ford, Rockefeller, Rasmuson and Prudential Foundations, United States Artists has supported the work of individual artists since 2005. Donating through USA’s micro-philanthropy initiative, USA Projects, supports the work of accomplished artists all across America and is tax deductible.
All venues are wheelchair accessible.
