These unique interactive events integrate intense sonic immersion, performance and community dialog focused turning toward climate crisis. Past participants identify these gatherings as transformative opportunities to face the magnitude of the issue and find authentic means for feeling into action.

Spaces are limited. Please request an invitation to attend the next gathering at Barnard January 15th at 11am.

Utilizing the intersections between dance, theater, and music, Ursula explores social power dynamics and malleable definitions of freedom within the world of a fictional circus. Inspired by the story within Joanna Newsom’s song “Monkey & Bear,” the work moves between personal narratives and moments of abstraction while admiring how living beings use invention to cope with systems of control.

These unique interactive events integrate performance, sound, artifacts, and community dialog focused on bringing climate change into the scale of our bodies and our lives. Past participants identify these gatherings as transformative opportunity to face the magnitude of the issue and find authentic means for taking action individually and collectively.

Spaces are limited. Please request an invitation to attend.

Artist Maggie Schmiegelow will present her Livable Futures installation work, Radical Imaginings, featuring movement collaboration by Tara Burns, Emily Craver and Yildiz Guventurk.

Join us for the next Livable Futures climate gatherings in Columbus, Ohio. We have been gathering each month in 2019 and will continue throughout the year.

Audiences are intentionally kept small so the experience can be as immersive as possible. To attend, please complete this survey to request an invitation.

These unique interactive events integrate performance, sound, artifacts, and community dialog focused on bringing climate change into the scale of our bodies and our lives. Past participants identify these gatherings as transformative opportunity to face the magnitude of the issue and find authentic means for taking action individually and collectively.

Livable Futures contributor Calista Lyon will be performing her MFA thesis, The Unknown and the Unnamed, this week with Sahily Tamayo at the Urban Arts Space. This work is a hybrid performance drawing from a range of forms including the educational lecture, the memoir, the artist talk and family slide evenings.

Livable Futures contributor Calista Lyon will be performing her MFA thesis, The Unknown and the Unnamed, this week with Sahily Tamayo at the Urban Arts Space. This work is a hybrid performance drawing from a range of forms including the educational lecture, the memoir, the artist talk and family slide evenings.