Past events
Stage Dive
Wednesday, March 6th 20247:00pm
price: Free!
This Wednesday! March 6--
Join us at Triskelion Arts Stage Dive, a monthly event for artists to experiment and try things out.
Free!
The Inside, #2
Sunday, March 3rd 20242:30pm
price: A hat will be passed
Join us for the second installment of The Inside, an afternoon of work-in-progress and improvisation.
Attend the inception of artistic creation in all its vulnerable glory!
with Rachel Cohen, Heather Harpham, Masumi Kishimoto, Cass Tunick, and maybe more, and some new music by Chris Becker
Please RSVP as space is limited. Thank you!
Seattle Slew
Monday, December 18th 20238:00pm
price: Free
Rachel and Skye Hughes are performing together in Seattle with other local artists including Kelly Langeslay. More details to come!
Work-in-progress showing #2: Dances in Progress
Sunday, December 10th 20232:00pm
price: Free/donations welcome
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
With choreography and improvisation by Ariane Anthony, Jeff Bauer, Heather Harpham, Masumi Kishimoto, and Cass Tunick.
Glimpses of Racoco's new work "Assemblage," a collaboration with composer Chris Becker, and dancers Remi Harris and Toby Billowitz revisit an oldie-but-goodie in an excerpt from our 2007 "Suite."
Space is limited; please RSVP for the address.
Work-in-Progress Showing #1
Saturday, December 9th 20237:00pm
price: Free/donations welcome
Bushwick, Brooklyn
with choreography and improvisation by Masumi Kishimoto and Stephanie Sleeper/Sleepdance.
Glimpses of Racoco's new work "Assemblage," a collaboration with composer Chris Becker.
Space is limited; please RSVP for the address.
MITCH DEOUDES, "LPR"
Have you ever felt worried or afraid?
Colleague Mitch Deoudes's latest project, "LPR", is a sculpture installation that seeks to lighten your mental burden. A series of internally illuminated, networked faces whisper submitted worries and fears... Taking them out of your head, and dissipating them harmlessly into the air.
The project is actively seeking user input. Offload the experiences that weigh on you, and let LPR dispose of them safely.
