A.P.E. at Hawley Street
Programming 2018 - 2019
Throughout 2018 & 2019, A.P.E. will sponsor specific programming at 33 Hawley Street placing an emphasis on informal works in progress and access for emerging artists. With Hawley Street, A.P.E. continues its mission to provide time and space to a variety of artists to take risks and experiment with their practices.
If you are interested in proposing a project or renting space at 33 Hawley Street please contact A.P.E.
If you are interested in proposing a project or renting space at 33 Hawley Street please contact A.P.E.
Current and Upcoming Events & Projects
Monday, December 3 at 7 pm
LOCAL FILMMAKERS SHOWCASE
Local filmmakers will screen four short films on Monday, December 3, at 7pm, in the Flex Space of The Northampton Community Arts Trust building, 33 Hawley Street, Northampton, MA.
Rio Contrada’s Time to Go is a short film about a dementia patient’s never-ending wanderlust and his family’s struggle to keep him safe. Rio Contrada is a Massachusetts native with experience producing primetime television and working in development for Academy Award-winning production companies. His career started in production, working on large scale motion pictures like The Judge and Black Mass. Rio gained his first producer credit on the Lifetime series American Beauty Star, hosted by Victoria's Secret supermodel Adriana Lima. In the past year, he has produced three short films, including his directorial debut Time to Go.
Jason Mazzotta’s Get Me Lionel is a short, mystery piece relying on very little dialog. The film is presented in a 1:1 ratio. Jason Mazzotta is a writer/director/actor from New England, currently living in Southern California. Along with Get Me Lionel, Jason produced the short movie Father Willie and several acclaimed music videos with Hypnosis Club Filmmaking colleagues David Newland and Michael McLellan. jasonmazzotta.com
Nicholas Verdi, a graduate of the media studies program at Holyoke Community College, and now a student at Hampshire College, will screen the first 10
minutes of his untitled sci-fi film that tells the story of college students, brain-damaged from getting hammered on alcohol every weekend, with a mysterious feeling that something has been done to their consciousness and memory of events.
Dylan Kaufman, Keanu Burke and Merle O’Neal’s Landlord was made for the 48 hour film festival and is a 7 minute Dark Comedy about a new tenant who finds a surprise guest at her apartment on move-in day. Dylan Kaufman, Merle O'Neal, and Keanu Burke are longtime friends and graduates of Northampton High School (2010). Landlord was created by the three of them for the 48-Hour Film Festival 2018 and was awarded a spot in the Best of Boston screening.
The total running time of the four films is approximately 75 minutes. An informal discussion and reception will follow the screenings. A suggested donation of $5 is requested to help offset the costs of the screening.
LOCAL FILMMAKERS SHOWCASE
Local filmmakers will screen four short films on Monday, December 3, at 7pm, in the Flex Space of The Northampton Community Arts Trust building, 33 Hawley Street, Northampton, MA.
Rio Contrada’s Time to Go is a short film about a dementia patient’s never-ending wanderlust and his family’s struggle to keep him safe. Rio Contrada is a Massachusetts native with experience producing primetime television and working in development for Academy Award-winning production companies. His career started in production, working on large scale motion pictures like The Judge and Black Mass. Rio gained his first producer credit on the Lifetime series American Beauty Star, hosted by Victoria's Secret supermodel Adriana Lima. In the past year, he has produced three short films, including his directorial debut Time to Go.
Jason Mazzotta’s Get Me Lionel is a short, mystery piece relying on very little dialog. The film is presented in a 1:1 ratio. Jason Mazzotta is a writer/director/actor from New England, currently living in Southern California. Along with Get Me Lionel, Jason produced the short movie Father Willie and several acclaimed music videos with Hypnosis Club Filmmaking colleagues David Newland and Michael McLellan. jasonmazzotta.com
Nicholas Verdi, a graduate of the media studies program at Holyoke Community College, and now a student at Hampshire College, will screen the first 10
minutes of his untitled sci-fi film that tells the story of college students, brain-damaged from getting hammered on alcohol every weekend, with a mysterious feeling that something has been done to their consciousness and memory of events.
Dylan Kaufman, Keanu Burke and Merle O’Neal’s Landlord was made for the 48 hour film festival and is a 7 minute Dark Comedy about a new tenant who finds a surprise guest at her apartment on move-in day. Dylan Kaufman, Merle O'Neal, and Keanu Burke are longtime friends and graduates of Northampton High School (2010). Landlord was created by the three of them for the 48-Hour Film Festival 2018 and was awarded a spot in the Best of Boston screening.
The total running time of the four films is approximately 75 minutes. An informal discussion and reception will follow the screenings. A suggested donation of $5 is requested to help offset the costs of the screening.
A.P.E. @ HAWLEY PRESENTS
BODIES IN MOTION FESTIVAL
PERFORMANCES • WORKSHOPS • CLASSES
A.P.E. @ HAWLEY, in collaboration with SCDT, is proud to be bringing back this historic January Movement Series.
The Bodies In Motion Festival is modeled after A.P.E.'s 15 year movement series at Thornes Market, 3rd Floor. As a series of weekend workshops and performances this year's festival focuses on diverse approaches to dance as a performative art: Improvisation, contemporary performance, hip hop and Butoh, and new works for the festival finale. Taught by local, national, and internationally acclaimed performance artists, these workshops provide students with the unique opportunity to engage with highly regarded and innovative artists in the field of dance today.
*ALL EVENTS ARE TO BE HELD AT 33 HAWLEY ST, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.*
TICKET SALES BEGIN DECEMBER 1
FULL SCHEDULE + REGISTRATION/TICKETS
BODIES IN MOTION FESTIVAL
PERFORMANCES • WORKSHOPS • CLASSES
A.P.E. @ HAWLEY, in collaboration with SCDT, is proud to be bringing back this historic January Movement Series.
The Bodies In Motion Festival is modeled after A.P.E.'s 15 year movement series at Thornes Market, 3rd Floor. As a series of weekend workshops and performances this year's festival focuses on diverse approaches to dance as a performative art: Improvisation, contemporary performance, hip hop and Butoh, and new works for the festival finale. Taught by local, national, and internationally acclaimed performance artists, these workshops provide students with the unique opportunity to engage with highly regarded and innovative artists in the field of dance today.
*ALL EVENTS ARE TO BE HELD AT 33 HAWLEY ST, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.*
TICKET SALES BEGIN DECEMBER 1
FULL SCHEDULE + REGISTRATION/TICKETS
SCHEDULE BY WEEK
WEEK ONE // IMPROVISATION
JANUARY 11:
10AM-NOON INT/ADV CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUE with The Architects
1-3PM WORKSHOP with The Architects
7PM PERFORMANCE with The Architects and guests
JANUARY 12:
1-3PM WORKSHOP Improvisation with ____________
7PM PERFORMANCE with The Architects and guests
JANUARY 13:
10AM-NOON WORKSHOP with Jennifer Nugent
5PM SUNDAY AT FIVE SERIES "another piece apart" an evening-length duet with Jennifer Nugent and Paul Matteson
WEEK TWO // CONTEMPORARY DANCE IN PERFORMANCE
JANUARY 15:
7PM FILM SCREENING Historic Northampton presents "Vision of Thornes" + Conversation about the 70s and 80s in Northampton.
JANUARY 18:
10AM-NOON INT/ADV CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUE with Xan Burley
1-3PM WORKSHOP Duet Repertory with Xan Burley + Alex Springer
6PM INSTALLATION sound and video installation in lobby
7PM PERFORMANCE with Xan Burley + Alex Springer, sound design by Will Owen
JANUARY 19:
10AM-NOON WORKSHOP Duet Repertory with Xan Burley + Alex Springer
1-5PM WORKSHOP "First the body, then the words" with Rythea Lee *HELD AT SCDT!
6PM INSTALLATION sound and video installation in lobby
7PM PERFORMANCE with Xan Burley + Alex Springer, sound design by Will Owen
JANUARY 20:
5PM SUNDAY AT FIVE SERIES New Works performance with Lailye Weidman, Doug LeCours, and friends
WEEK THREE // HIP HOP AND BUTOH
JANUARY 25:
10AM-12PM INT/ADV CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUE Nagare Technique with Cameron McKinney
7PM AIR SHOWING // EMERGING ARTIST SPLIT BILL with Lauren Horn and Emma Brown *HELD AT SCDT!
JANUARY 26:
7PM AIR SHOWING with Rythea Lee *HELD AT SCDT!
JANUARY 27:
5PM SUNDAY AT FIVE SERIES New works performance with Cameron McKinney/Kizuna Dance, Meredith Bove, and SCDT's Hatchery
WEEK FOUR // FESTIVAL FINALE
FEBRUARY 1:
10AM-12PM INT/ADV CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUE with ___________________
7PM PERFORMANCE with the Smith MFA Improvisation Ensemble, directed by Angie Hauser
FEBRUARY 3:
5PM SUNDAY AT FIVE SERIES New works performance with Barbie Diewald, Katie Martin + Dante Brown,
Leah Fournier + Amelia Heintzelman, Sarah Lass, and Andrew Pester.
FULL SCHEDULE + REGISTRATION/TICKETS
WEEK ONE // IMPROVISATION
JANUARY 11:
10AM-NOON INT/ADV CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUE with The Architects
1-3PM WORKSHOP with The Architects
7PM PERFORMANCE with The Architects and guests
JANUARY 12:
1-3PM WORKSHOP Improvisation with ____________
7PM PERFORMANCE with The Architects and guests
JANUARY 13:
10AM-NOON WORKSHOP with Jennifer Nugent
5PM SUNDAY AT FIVE SERIES "another piece apart" an evening-length duet with Jennifer Nugent and Paul Matteson
WEEK TWO // CONTEMPORARY DANCE IN PERFORMANCE
JANUARY 15:
7PM FILM SCREENING Historic Northampton presents "Vision of Thornes" + Conversation about the 70s and 80s in Northampton.
JANUARY 18:
10AM-NOON INT/ADV CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUE with Xan Burley
1-3PM WORKSHOP Duet Repertory with Xan Burley + Alex Springer
6PM INSTALLATION sound and video installation in lobby
7PM PERFORMANCE with Xan Burley + Alex Springer, sound design by Will Owen
JANUARY 19:
10AM-NOON WORKSHOP Duet Repertory with Xan Burley + Alex Springer
1-5PM WORKSHOP "First the body, then the words" with Rythea Lee *HELD AT SCDT!
6PM INSTALLATION sound and video installation in lobby
7PM PERFORMANCE with Xan Burley + Alex Springer, sound design by Will Owen
JANUARY 20:
5PM SUNDAY AT FIVE SERIES New Works performance with Lailye Weidman, Doug LeCours, and friends
WEEK THREE // HIP HOP AND BUTOH
JANUARY 25:
10AM-12PM INT/ADV CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUE Nagare Technique with Cameron McKinney
7PM AIR SHOWING // EMERGING ARTIST SPLIT BILL with Lauren Horn and Emma Brown *HELD AT SCDT!
JANUARY 26:
7PM AIR SHOWING with Rythea Lee *HELD AT SCDT!
JANUARY 27:
5PM SUNDAY AT FIVE SERIES New works performance with Cameron McKinney/Kizuna Dance, Meredith Bove, and SCDT's Hatchery
WEEK FOUR // FESTIVAL FINALE
FEBRUARY 1:
10AM-12PM INT/ADV CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUE with ___________________
7PM PERFORMANCE with the Smith MFA Improvisation Ensemble, directed by Angie Hauser
FEBRUARY 3:
5PM SUNDAY AT FIVE SERIES New works performance with Barbie Diewald, Katie Martin + Dante Brown,
Leah Fournier + Amelia Heintzelman, Sarah Lass, and Andrew Pester.
FULL SCHEDULE + REGISTRATION/TICKETS
THE ARTSALON’S RED DOT DASH
Benefit Exhibition at the new 33 Hawley Street, Northampton Community Arts Trust Building on Friday, November 9, 2018 at 6-9 pm.
The ArtSalon is preparing an upcoming benefit exhibition to support its artists. Everyone is invited to attend! It will coincide with the November Arts Night Out, Northampton so come to our exhibition/party after checking out the gallery openings!
Since 2009, The ArtSalon has introduced to the public some of the area’s most vibrant artists. These selected artists present their work in a Japanese style called PechaKucha (pronounced peh-chak-cha) for six minutes; twenty slides for twenty seconds each. The ArtSalon wants to provide an honorarium for these artists for their time and effort. To help fund this endeavor The ArtSalon is hosting its first annual RED DOT DASH.
The RED DOT DASH will offer an affordable and exciting way to add to a collection, support art makers (50% of a sale goes directly to the artist), and fund honorariums at the same time! Buyers have the opportunity to acquire original 10” x 10” sized works by established and emerging artists for ONLY $88 EACH. Each piece is exhibited ANONYMOUSLY and is offered on a FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED BASIS. The identity of the artist is revealed only after the work is purchased.
More information at: http://www.theartsalon.com/red-dot-dash/
Benefit Exhibition at the new 33 Hawley Street, Northampton Community Arts Trust Building on Friday, November 9, 2018 at 6-9 pm.
The ArtSalon is preparing an upcoming benefit exhibition to support its artists. Everyone is invited to attend! It will coincide with the November Arts Night Out, Northampton so come to our exhibition/party after checking out the gallery openings!
Since 2009, The ArtSalon has introduced to the public some of the area’s most vibrant artists. These selected artists present their work in a Japanese style called PechaKucha (pronounced peh-chak-cha) for six minutes; twenty slides for twenty seconds each. The ArtSalon wants to provide an honorarium for these artists for their time and effort. To help fund this endeavor The ArtSalon is hosting its first annual RED DOT DASH.
The RED DOT DASH will offer an affordable and exciting way to add to a collection, support art makers (50% of a sale goes directly to the artist), and fund honorariums at the same time! Buyers have the opportunity to acquire original 10” x 10” sized works by established and emerging artists for ONLY $88 EACH. Each piece is exhibited ANONYMOUSLY and is offered on a FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED BASIS. The identity of the artist is revealed only after the work is purchased.
More information at: http://www.theartsalon.com/red-dot-dash/
Saturday, November 10 at 8:00 pm
The Storied Tellers'
an evening of informally presented performance works by
Mary Beth Brooker, Kathy Couch, Karinne Keithley Sayers, and Lailye Weidman.
Tickets -$5-10 donation at the door
The Storied Tellers'
an evening of informally presented performance works by
Mary Beth Brooker, Kathy Couch, Karinne Keithley Sayers, and Lailye Weidman.
Tickets -$5-10 donation at the door