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2019 ANNUAL PERFORMANCE - QUARRY by Ivy Baldwin Dance
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Baldwins wide ranging imagination and affinity for the surreal lead her down a different path for each new work. The New Yorker
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 12:30PM & 4:30PM
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 12:30PM & 4:30PM
Rain Date: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 12:30PM & 4:30PM
Manitoga's central Quarry Pool, moss-covered alcoves, stone terraces and meadow come alive with contemporary dance.
$125 Patron Ticket
$45 General Admission
$35 Manitoga Member
ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE ONLY
ARRIVAL TIMES: Beginning at 12PM & 4PM. Seating is first come first serve and is comprised of blankets, ledges and chairs (no personal/outside seating such as travel chairs are permitted). Please note that the performance does include a moderate hike: wear sensible walking shoes and dress appropriately for the weather. Bug spray and sun screen are also recommended.
PARK AT THE PUBLIC LOT 584 Route 9D where you will be directed to the performance.
IF COMING BY TRAIN disembark at the Garrison station. IMPORTANT: Shuttle transportation between the train and Manitoga will be provided for the 12:30 pm performances ONLY. More information will be sent following ticket purchase.
ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE:
Ivy Baldwin Dance presents QUARRY, a site-specific performance work at Manitoga, the former home and 75-acre woodland garden of the late American industrial designer Russel Wright. QUARRY takes inspiration from Wright's desire to blur lines between outside and inside, nature and the man-made; and from his deep commitment to experimentation with form and material.
It is vital to Baldwin at this moment in history to examine the arc of humans' relationship to nature and, through QUARRY, to contextualize the lessons of Wright himself - long before climate change was a presence in every conversation, Wright lived a metaphor in miniature by confronting and resuscitating a ravaged landscape, integrating thoughtful architecture and the loving restoration of its native surroundings.
At the fall premiere, QUARRY will magnify Wright's vision and Manitoga's dramatic variations on scale and intimacy as the audience experiences the property and performers from great distances, overlooking the Quarry, on mossy roofs, and into the surrounding woodlands.
Quarry is choreographed by Ivy Baldwin and features performances by Katie Dean, Kay Ottinger, Kayvon Pourazar, Tara Sheena, Eleanor Smith, Saúl Ulerio, Katie Workum, and Baldwin. Music composition and sound installation is by Baldwin's longtime collaborator Justin Jones. With costume design by Mindy Nelson and set design by Michael Drake and Baldwin.
About Ivy Baldwin:
Ivy Baldwin is a NY-based choreographer, performer, teacher and founder of Ivy Baldwin Dance. Since 1999, she has created 17 works for IBD, including most recently, commissions from BAM (Next Wave Festival), Philip Johnson Glass House, The Joyce Theater, Abrons Arts Center, and The Chocolate Factory. Baldwin's work, Keen [No. 2], was nominated for a 2018 Bessie Award for Outstanding Visual Design. Baldwin has received many awards and fellowships, including from the Guggenheim Foundation, MacDowell Colony, Bogliasco Foundation, Jerome Foundation, and NYFA, among others. IBD has also been presented in Germany and Romania; and nationally at ADI, New Museum, MASS MoCA and REDCAT. Baldwin teaches around the U.S., including Bard, Barnard College, Rutgers University and The New School. Baldwin holds degrees from North Carolina School of the Arts (BFA) and NYU Tisch School of the Arts (MFA).
Ivy Baldwin Dance Company:
Ivy Baldwin Dance has been presented in New York City by BAM, Abrons Arts Center, The Chocolate Factory, The Joyce Theater (Joyce Unleashed), Dance Theater Workshop, New York Live Arts, La MaMa, E.T.C, The New Museum for Contemporary Art, Lincoln Center Out of Doors Festival/Danceoff!, Dixon Place, 92nd St. Y, Symphony Space, P.S. 122/Coil/Catch, Danspace Project at St. Marks Church, Dance New Amsterdam, Movement Research at the Judson Church, among others, and nationally and internationally at American Dance Institute (MD), Philip Johnson Glass House (CT), REDCAT (CA), Irvine Barclay Theater (CA), Appel Farm Performing Arts Center (NJ), The Painted Bride (PA), Tanz im August (Danceoff!) (Germany), and Dans Contemporan International Dance Festival (Romania). The Company has enjoyed creative residencies at Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA), Mount Tremper Arts, Kaatsbaan International Dance Center, Brooklyn Arts Exchange, Dragons Egg, and Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.
2019 MANITOGA Artist Residency Host Committee
Lead Sponsors
David McAlpin & Nanci Heller McAlpin, William Burback & Peter Hofmann, Marilyn & Jim Simons
Sponsors
Tom Krizmanic, Gary & Laura Maurer
Supporters
Robert Aresty, Sidney Babcock & José Roméu, Allison Cross & Henry Nye, Doug & Ellen DeNicola, David Diamond & Karen Zukowski, Lyn & John Fischbach, Melissa Meyers & Wilbur Foster, Dick Polich & Cathy Kuttner Polich, Frederic C. Rich, Bill Roos & Scott Olsen, Alison Spear, Aleta Wolfe.
Artist Residency Program support also provided by the Manitoga Leadership Council and Design Circle, Ralph E. Ogden Foundation, PCLB Foundation, and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
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LocationManitoga / The Russel Wright Design Center (View)
Manitoga, 584 Route 9D
Garrison, NY 10524
United States
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