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
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.*
HERE'S A RADIO PREVIEW OF THE FESTIVAL!
FEATURING ARTISTS
LISA GONZALES
PAMELA VAIL
KATHERINE FERRIER
KATHY COUCH
PETER SCHMITZ
JENNIFER NUGENT
PAUL MATTESON
XAN BURLEY + ALEX SPRINGER
LAILYE WEIDMAN
DOUG LECOURS
CAMERON MCKINNEY / KIZUNA DANCE
MEREDITH BOVE
SCDT'S HATCHERY
LAUREN HORNEMMA BROWN
RYTHEA LEE
BARBIE DIEWALD
KATIE MARTIN
LEAH FOURNIER + AMELIA HEINTZELMAN
SARAH LASS
ANDREW PESTER
DEBORAH GOFFE
JIL CRARY-ROSS
STEPHEN PETEGORSKY
PETER RAPER
MICHAEL TILLYER
PETER JONES
IMPROVISATION ENSEMBLE, DIRECTED BY ANGIE HAUSER
FULL SCHEDULE + REGISTRATION/TICKETS
WEEK ONE // IMPROVISATION
JANUARY 11:
10AM-NOON INT/ADV CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUE with Andrea Olsen, music by Peter Jones
1-3PM WORKSHOP Compositional Improvisation with Lisa Gonzales, Pamela Vail, and Katherine Ferrier
6PM INSTALLATION ARTS NIGHT OUT! Installation in lobby
7PM PERFORMANCE Improvisational performance with The Architects with Kathy Couch and Peter Schmitz
JANUARY 12:
1-3PM WORKSHOP Compositional Improvisation with Lisa Gonzalez, Pamela Vail, and Katherine Ferrier
7PM PERFORMANCE Solos with The Architects with Kathy Couch and Peter Schmitz
JANUARY 13:
10AM-NOON WORKSHOP with Jennifer Nugent
5PM SUNDAYS AT FIVE SERIES "another piece apart" an evening-length duet with Jennifer Nugent and Paul Matteson
WEEK ONE FULL DETAILS, TICKETS, AND REGISTRATION
JANUARY 11:
10AM-NOON INT/ADV CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUE with Andrea Olsen, music by Peter Jones
1-3PM WORKSHOP Compositional Improvisation with Lisa Gonzales, Pamela Vail, and Katherine Ferrier
6PM INSTALLATION ARTS NIGHT OUT! Installation in lobby
7PM PERFORMANCE Improvisational performance with The Architects with Kathy Couch and Peter Schmitz
JANUARY 12:
1-3PM WORKSHOP Compositional Improvisation with Lisa Gonzalez, Pamela Vail, and Katherine Ferrier
7PM PERFORMANCE Solos with The Architects with Kathy Couch and Peter Schmitz
JANUARY 13:
10AM-NOON WORKSHOP with Jennifer Nugent
5PM SUNDAYS AT FIVE SERIES "another piece apart" an evening-length duet with Jennifer Nugent and Paul Matteson
WEEK ONE FULL DETAILS, TICKETS, AND REGISTRATION
WEEK TWO // CONTEMPORARY DANCE IN PERFORMANCE
JANUARY 15:
7PM FILM SCREENING Community & Creativity: The Arts in Northampton Then, Now & Going Forward
Historic Northampton hosts a special program on Northampton's arts scene that will include the public premiere of Vision of Thornes, a 13-minute documentary about Gordy Thornes' philosophy about the arts and his experience in Northampton. Speakers will include Andrea Olsen, Stephen Petegorsky, and Laurie Sanders.
Suggested Donation: /$5-$10
JANUARY 18:
10AM-NOON INT/ADV CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUE with Xan Burley, music by Will Owen
1-3PM WORKSHOP Duet Repertory with Xan Burley + Alex Springer
6PM INSTALLATION sound and video installation in lobby with Will Owen
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 with Will Owen
7PM PERFORMANCE with Xan Burley + Alex Springer, sound design by Will Owen
JANUARY 20:
5PM SUNDAYS AT FIVE SERIES New Works performance with Lailye Weidman and Doug LeCours
WEEK TWO FULL DETAILS, TICKETS AND REGISTRATION
JANUARY 15:
7PM FILM SCREENING Community & Creativity: The Arts in Northampton Then, Now & Going Forward
Historic Northampton hosts a special program on Northampton's arts scene that will include the public premiere of Vision of Thornes, a 13-minute documentary about Gordy Thornes' philosophy about the arts and his experience in Northampton. Speakers will include Andrea Olsen, Stephen Petegorsky, and Laurie Sanders.
Suggested Donation: /$5-$10
JANUARY 18:
10AM-NOON INT/ADV CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUE with Xan Burley, music by Will Owen
1-3PM WORKSHOP Duet Repertory with Xan Burley + Alex Springer
6PM INSTALLATION sound and video installation in lobby with Will Owen
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 with Will Owen
7PM PERFORMANCE with Xan Burley + Alex Springer, sound design by Will Owen
JANUARY 20:
5PM SUNDAYS AT FIVE SERIES New Works performance with Lailye Weidman and Doug LeCours
WEEK TWO FULL DETAILS, TICKETS AND REGISTRATION
WEEK THREE // HIP HOP, BUTOH, and NEW WORKS
JANUARY 25:
10AM-NOON 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 SUNDAYS AT FIVE SERIES New works performance with Cameron McKinney/Kizuna Dance, Meredith Bove, and SCDT's Hatchery
WEEK THREE FULL DETAILS, TICKETS, AND REGISTRATION
JANUARY 25:
10AM-NOON 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 SUNDAYS AT FIVE SERIES New works performance with Cameron McKinney/Kizuna Dance, Meredith Bove, and SCDT's Hatchery
WEEK THREE FULL DETAILS, TICKETS, AND REGISTRATION
WEEK FOUR // FESTIVAL FINALE
FEBRUARY 1:
10AM-NOON INT/ADV CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUE with Katie Martin and Jake Meginsky
7PM PERFORMANCE with Improvisation Ensemble, directed by Angie Hauser
FEBRUARY 3:
5PM SUNDAYS AT FIVE SERIES New works performance with Barbie Diewald, Katie Martin,
Leah Fournier + Amelia Heintzelman, Sarah Lass, and Andrew Pester.
WEEK FOUR FULL DETAILS, TICKETS AND REGISTRATION
FEBRUARY 1:
10AM-NOON INT/ADV CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUE with Katie Martin and Jake Meginsky
7PM PERFORMANCE with Improvisation Ensemble, directed by Angie Hauser
FEBRUARY 3:
5PM SUNDAYS AT FIVE SERIES New works performance with Barbie Diewald, Katie Martin,
Leah Fournier + Amelia Heintzelman, Sarah Lass, and Andrew Pester.
WEEK FOUR FULL DETAILS, TICKETS AND REGISTRATION
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Currently Showing in the Lower Gallery at 33 Hawley Street
Align Themselves is an exhibit by Samson E. King. His work finds domestic forms, stature, and overgrown naturescapes living in monochromatic or colorful abstract realms. In this show, pieces use horror vacui to evoke repetition, ritual and routine, finding form in disorder.
"Align themselves" is a body of new drawings and paintings in ink, marker, pencil and oil. Samson graduated from Montserrat College of Art in 2013 with a Bachelors of Fine Art and has been making work since in Northampton, Ma.
Samson's work will be up through February 3, 2109
Align Themselves is an exhibit by Samson E. King. His work finds domestic forms, stature, and overgrown naturescapes living in monochromatic or colorful abstract realms. In this show, pieces use horror vacui to evoke repetition, ritual and routine, finding form in disorder.
"Align themselves" is a body of new drawings and paintings in ink, marker, pencil and oil. Samson graduated from Montserrat College of Art in 2013 with a Bachelors of Fine Art and has been making work since in Northampton, Ma.
Samson's work will be up through February 3, 2109
BODIES IN MOTION VISUAL ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE:
MICHAEL TILLYER studied painting and sculpture under Chuck Ginnever, Peter Forakis, and David Rohn. Since 1975, he has been working and exhibiting in Northampton, Massachusetts and beyond. Founder and director of the Anchor House of Artists in 1997 and the New England Visionary Artists Museum in 2017, he is an A.P.E. board member and curator. www.tillyervision.com/
Image Left: JIL CRARY-ROSS / Body, Material
Jil Crary-Ross will create a series of multi-dimensional paintings to explore the body as material and the role of movement in painting. Combining observation of the rehearsals and performances at Hawley with measurement of the artist's physicality, Crary-Ross will use the figure as a primary material to map and translate movement between dimensions, from action to object to plane. Paintings will include three-dimensional forms made of paper pulp and plaster bandage as well as two-dimensional works on paper/canvas that reflect gestures of performance and indicate the unseen body of the maker. Crary-Ross is a New York City-based painter. Crary-Ross explores the relationship between identity, land and the built environment. Their studio practice, ST. PULP, is a collection of New Americana that includes contemporary portraiture, abstract surface study, and fluid pulp forms. Recently, Crary-Ross has exhibited work in New York City and Massachusetts. Jil also publishes a zine, Sharkbite, and consults at A.P.E. Gallery in Northampton, MA. www.jilcraryross.com
STEPHEN PETEGORSKY's creative work includes black and white landscapes, Polaroid emulsions lifted onto panels covered with gold leaf, color images of taxidermed animals, and photographs documenting efforts to assist people with disabilities in developing countries. His specialized commercial work features photography of artworks and legal photography. https://spphoto.com/
PETER RAPER has been supporting dance and dancers through his photographs at SCDT and beyond for many years. Check out his images from SCDT's most recent events, RIFF TALKS_07 and HUT XX.
MICHAEL TILLYER studied painting and sculpture under Chuck Ginnever, Peter Forakis, and David Rohn. Since 1975, he has been working and exhibiting in Northampton, Massachusetts and beyond. Founder and director of the Anchor House of Artists in 1997 and the New England Visionary Artists Museum in 2017, he is an A.P.E. board member and curator. www.tillyervision.com/
Image Left: JIL CRARY-ROSS / Body, Material
Jil Crary-Ross will create a series of multi-dimensional paintings to explore the body as material and the role of movement in painting. Combining observation of the rehearsals and performances at Hawley with measurement of the artist's physicality, Crary-Ross will use the figure as a primary material to map and translate movement between dimensions, from action to object to plane. Paintings will include three-dimensional forms made of paper pulp and plaster bandage as well as two-dimensional works on paper/canvas that reflect gestures of performance and indicate the unseen body of the maker. Crary-Ross is a New York City-based painter. Crary-Ross explores the relationship between identity, land and the built environment. Their studio practice, ST. PULP, is a collection of New Americana that includes contemporary portraiture, abstract surface study, and fluid pulp forms. Recently, Crary-Ross has exhibited work in New York City and Massachusetts. Jil also publishes a zine, Sharkbite, and consults at A.P.E. Gallery in Northampton, MA. www.jilcraryross.com
STEPHEN PETEGORSKY's creative work includes black and white landscapes, Polaroid emulsions lifted onto panels covered with gold leaf, color images of taxidermed animals, and photographs documenting efforts to assist people with disabilities in developing countries. His specialized commercial work features photography of artworks and legal photography. https://spphoto.com/
PETER RAPER has been supporting dance and dancers through his photographs at SCDT and beyond for many years. Check out his images from SCDT's most recent events, RIFF TALKS_07 and HUT XX.