Join us on Friday, April 4th, at 7 p.m. for the final event at Emerson Dorsch Gallery: Miami to Maine, a movement activation created by Dale Andree in collaboration with dancers Sun Young Park and Mary Spring. The performance begins at 7:30 p.m.
This special performance is inspired by Karen Rifas’s phenomenal exhibition, Miami to Maine. It will celebrate her decades-long contribution to the arts and heartfeltly send off over 33+ years of groundbreaking, thoughtful programming at Emerson Dorsch.
Together, we’ll reflect on the lifeblood of what EDG has meant to this city: a place where artists are nurtured, ideas take form, and community is built through creativity.
The performance asks:
What is geometry’s relationship to space?
Every space has a story—does geometry create that story or reveal it?
In Miami to Maine, prismatic and pixelated abstraction reflects the frenetic energy of Miami, a place where there’s no time for vistas—only essences. This activation responds through movement, presence, and sound.
Sound Accompaniment
Maine Room: Mute by Loscil
Miami Room: Das saD – always feels like yesterday by Daniel Clapp
Let’s gather one last time to honor Karen, our artists, and the community that made EDG what it is.
Due to COVID-19, we are open by appointment. The gallery will follow social distancing protocol and allow only a certain number of visitors per appointment.
