Prelude14: A Curator’s Perspective
Allison Lyman, one of the four PRELUDE.14 curators, discusses putting “care” in “curating.”
Tag Archives: Prelude Festival
In Progress: A Prelude 2014 Reflection
As a relative newcomer to the City, my Prelude 2014 experience lacked just that: a prelude, or much context at all, for that matter. And for that, I am grateful. In place of expectation, lay openness. In the absence of prior knowledge, the
Building A Legacy at Prelude
Hannah Wolf on Prelude
Togetherness / Aloneness at Prelude 2014
Dan O’Neil on Prelude Festival 2014
Prelude 2014: An Anonymous Letter
An anonymous writer responds to ideas about Intimacy in the downtown festival
Prelude.12 Follow-Up: An Interview with Chris Kondek
Following up on ideas raised at Prelude.12, Kai Tuchmann interviews a former Wooster Group member now based in Berlin
Prelude.12: The Manifesto Recap
Eric Shethar takes a turn at grappling with Wednesday’s manifestos
Prelude.12: Breath and Manifestos
A Configuration of Thoughts as We Hit Day Three
Prelude.12: An Interview with Jack Ferver & Josh Lubin-Levy
The multidisciplinary artist and his long-time dramaturg discuss taking on Tennessee Williams
Prelude.12: About Manifestos
After participating in Prelude’s manifesto-Marathon Jessica Applebaum, Maxwell Cramer and Kai Tuchmann discussed the old literary genre of the manifesto and its usage by Prelude’s artists with the hope that it can ripple out to a larger conversation on the web
Prelude.12: Livestream
Check out the 2012 Prelude Festival streaming live from the Martin E. Segal Center
The Field’s ERPA Book Launch
The Field, at OpenPlans Penthouse, celebrates the publication of We Are No Longer Strangers, with a keynote address by national cultural activist, Arlene Goldbard, and panel discussion led by New York City choreographer, Maura Nguyen Donohue.