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Audience members watch as performers start between Johnson and Fowler Halls before moving into Choi Auditorium on Thursday, September 8, 2016.
“What To Send Up When It Goes Down” is a play-pageant-ritual-homegoing celebration meant to disrupt, honor, and reclaim. An attempt to honor those lost to racist violence in America, the piece uses language, song and movement as a means of reflecting in order to cleanse and uplift. The goal is cleansing/catharsis through the exercise of viewing and participating in the piece, while also making space for collective emotions following tragedy.
http://www.whattosendup.com
http://www.oxy.edu/oxy-arts/projects-exhibitions/visiting-artists
With generous support from: Oxy Arts, OCE, Dean if Students, Remsen Bird Fund, The Hume Fund and The Office of Diversity and Equity.
(Photo by Marc Campos, Occidental College Photographer)
“What To Send Up When It Goes Down” is a play-pageant-ritual-homegoing celebration meant to disrupt, honor, and reclaim. An attempt to honor those lost to racist violence in America, the piece uses language, song and movement as a means of reflecting in order to cleanse and uplift. The goal is cleansing/catharsis through the exercise of viewing and participating in the piece, while also making space for collective emotions following tragedy.
http://www.whattosendup.com
http://www.oxy.edu/oxy-arts/projects-exhibitions/visiting-artists
With generous support from: Oxy Arts, OCE, Dean if Students, Remsen Bird Fund, The Hume Fund and The Office of Diversity and Equity.
(Photo by Marc Campos, Occidental College Photographer)
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