As artist in residence at The Movement Lab at Barnard College, Angela’s Pulse offers a workshop on the Fishtrap Method.

Paloma McGregor, co-founder and artistic director of Angela’s Pulse, leads us in an interactive workshop rooted in story-telling and building community. Come prepared to write, move, remember, listen and feel. The Fishtrap Method is a collaborative creative process developed by McGregor as part of her decade-long exploration of her father’s vanishing fishing tradition and three driving questions that emerged after she left her ancestral home, St. Croix: What do we take with us? Leave behind? Return to Reclaim?

HMD’s 2020 Bridge Project POWER SHIFT: Improvisation, Activism, and Community & Kambara+ present

A Conversation On Aesthetic Equity 

Join panelists Jaime Cortez, Liz Lerman, Paloma McGregor, and Michael Orange for a conversation on aesthetic equity and aesthetic bias in the arts. Moderated by choreographer and HMD Director of Art in Community Cherie Hill.  The moderated conversation will be followed by small group dialogues and a full audience Q&A with the event organizers and panelists.

Get a peek into the research and development of A’we deh ya (“All of us are here”), a new work by Paloma McGregor, artistic director of Movement Lab’s Company-in-Residence Angela’s Pulse. A’we is a multi-disciplinary call-and-response between colony and mainland, being created in alignment with local efforts to thwart disaster capitalism in the wake of the destruction caused during the 2017 hurricane season.

More about MeMoSa: https://movement.barnard.edu/memosa