News
Performance at the Green Space
Fri & Sat, Nov 15 & 16 at 8:00pm
Ho’o Infinity
Where does everything come from? Are we all stardust? Ho'o Infinity explores these questions taking inspiration from the Kumulipo, a historical chant that charts the final Hawaiian monarchy's genealogical path from the beginning of time. Layering poetics and science with dance and theater, this new work begins with the lipo darkness and emptiness and evolves to generous abundance.
The creative team includes choreographer, co-creator, performer Pele Bauch; co-creator, director Eva Burgess; performer collaborators Erika Comrie-Krupa and Jessie Winograd; dramaturg and performer, Kahu Oli Lae O'o Kris Kato.
Curated by Erin Quinn-Purcell, featuring artists from Westbeth. Pele Bauch & Kris Kato open the evening with oli, mele & hula - Hawaiian chant song and dance.
Free Performance - no tickets needed
The Glade on Little Island is located in
Hudson River Park @ W 13th Street
Selected: Native Launchpad Associate Artist
Western Arts Alliance’s 2023 Native Launchpad Associate Artists: Pele Bauch; Def-i; Chantil Dukart; Olivia Komahcheet; G Precious; and Sondra Segundo. Selected by a panel of Indigenous arts leaders and creatives, they will receive mentoring and coaching, professional development opportunities, promotional benefits, and conference funding and travel support under the program.
Performance
A shared evening with Pele Bauch and Joya Powell: Join two incredible artists in an evening of performance grounded in story, movement and excavation of lineage. Artist talk on Sunday facilitated by Paloma McGregor.
estrogenius.nyc
March 18-19, 2023
The Distance Process / Dear Kanaloa
Pele Bauch and Kealoha Fereira perform simultaneously in St. Paul, MN and New York, NY at The Shawngrām Institute for Performance & Social Justice and Arts on Site
Sunday, November 20, 2023 at 2:30 and 5:30 EST
A.K.A. Ka Inoa – 2022 La MaMa Moves! Dance Festival
April 22-24, 2022
La MaMa
The Downstairs
66 East 4th Street
New York, NY 10003
Dance/NYC Panel of Indigenous Pacific Islander Movement Artists
The Oceanic Currents panel discussion featured presentations of movement practices from four Indigenous Pacific Island movement artists.
Co-organized and co-moderated by Anthony Aiu and Kaina Quenga, Choreographers/Dancers and Co-Directors of Te Ao Mana. Curated and co-organized by Ahimsa Timoteo Bodhrán, Multimedia Artist, Editor, Educator, and Activist/Organizer.
Dance/NYC Event Page. Discussion with Pele Bauch and panelists.
