Maya Triay and Mariona Jaume with Joe's Movement Emporium
This event will feature a performance created by Spanish dancers Maya Triay and Mariona Jaume Camps, in collaboration with the two companies associated with Joe's Movement: Uprooted Dance and The Lion's Den. Through this collaboration, NUS will develop two pieces specifically adapted for these dance groups, each with unique guidelines, premises, and details. Additionally, Mariona and Maya will perform S'Albufera, an existing dance duet created in 2023.
Mount Rainier Arts Commission Artist's Social
Join us for a very special Artist’s Social and Open Meeting at Joe’s Movement Emporium, where all local creatives and Mount Rainier residents are welcome!
joe's dirtie lab. with Winston W. Harris
Join us as we welcome Winston W. Harris, a contemporary printmaker who experiments in 2D and 3D traditional and non-traditional printmaking.
joe's dirtie lab. with Deep Shenoy, EChO Orytzskaia, & Shannon Ashlia
Join us as we welcome Deep Shenoy, EChO Orytzskaia, & Shannon White, who will be presenting Intimate Dualities, a work in progress of improvised music and movement.
joe's dirtie lab. with Sherri Roberts Lumpkin
Join us as we welcome Sherri Roberts Lumpkin, a doll-maker, illustrator, and graphic designer whose work focuses on the inner well-being of humans and the link to self-esteem.
joe's dirtie lab. with Diana N'Diaye
Join us as we welcome Diana N’Diaye, a quilter that engages viewers in conversations about peacemaking, identity, heritage, healing, and transformation.
joe's dirtie lab. with Bridgette C. Burton
Join us as we welcome Bridgette C. Burton, a playwright who uses her art as a catalyst for healing and imagining future possibilities.
joe's dirtie lab. with Katja Toporski
Join us as we welcome Katja Toporski, a sculptor.
joe's dirtie lab. with LiviJanae & Shartoya Jn.Baptiste
Join us as we welcome movement artists LiviJanae and Shartoya Jn.Baptiste as they present the progress of the dance film The Black Smile. This film challenges the threat of a black smile, and the attempted suppression of black joy and success. It celebrates healing and collaboration amongst black women and will be a result of an intentional process. This is not a struggle story; this is a joyful story. Let no woman that begins this process leave the same. Let no woman that watches this film, think the same.
joe's dirtie lab. with Maria Fenton
Join us for a collaborative artist critique seminar as we welcome Maria Fenton, an artist who specializes in fashion, dance, and film.
