Bridge Matter/The Reach: An Installation of Care and interwoven performance

Kinesis Project offers a second day of events in Fort Washington Park, a gorgeous space that includes the George Washington Bridge and The Little Red Lighthouse. A dance of echoes, listening, how we bridge the cracks between us and the company’s extraordinary ability to bring new life into an environment. This new work, placed in a historic NYC location, is a moment to be shared with our friends old and new, leading audiences along pathways, waterways and bridge views with gorgeous dancing and the live music of Grammy and Obie Award winning musician, Johnny Butler. 

3pm: Installation of Care
5pm: Performance of Bridge Matter/The Reach

Bridge Matter/The Reach is a second collaboration with the research of geoscientist Dr. Missy Eppes and her colleagues, studying how our shifting climate is affecting even the bedrock of our earth.

Would you like to participate in a performance installation along the Hudson River? Here’s your invitation to bring a friend or yourself and experience first hand the power and parallels of art and nature. No dance experience is needed, and you are welcome to sign up here: https://bit.ly/InstallationofCare-signup

Due to inclement weather, this performance has been postponed. Please check back for updated information.

Kinesis Project offers a second day of events in Fort Washington Park, a gorgeous space that includes the George Washington Bridge and The Little Red Lighthouse.

On Sunday we are co-creating a large-scale, Durational Installation of Care and presenting the first installation of our newest large-scale dance work: Bridge Matter/The Reach. A dance of echos, listening, how we bridge the cracks between us and the company’s extraordinary ability to bring new life into an environment.

This new work, placed in a historic NYC location, is a moment to be shared with our friends old and new, leading audiences along pathways, waterways and bridge views with gorgeous dancing and the live music of Grammy and Obie Award winning musician, Johnny Butler. 

Bridge Matter/The Reach is a second collaboration with the research of geoscientist Dr. Missy Eppes and her colleagues, studying how our shifting climate is affecting even the bedrock of our earth.

Kinesis Project moves uptown to Fort Washington Park, a gorgeous space that includes the George Washington Bridge and The Little Red Lighthouse.

We are presenting the first installation of our newest large-scale dance work: Bridge Matter/the Reach. A dance of echos, listening, how we bridge the cracks between us and the company’s extraordinary ability to bring new life into an environment.

This new work, placed in a historic NYC location, is a moment to be shared with our friends old and new, leading audiences along pathways, waterways and bridge views with gorgeous dancing and the live music of Grammy and Obie Award winning musician, Johnny Butler. 

Bridge Matter/The Reach is a second collaboration with the research of geoscientist Dr. Missy Eppes and her colleagues, studying how our shifting climate is affecting even the bedrock of our earth.