December 11th at 7:30 PM

MAXI HAWKEYE CANION:
TOMORROW AS IT WILL BE

In this multidimensional solo experience, movement artist Maxi Hawkeye Canion utilizes Black technologies to manifest a visually rich environment representing an engagement with the subconscious by way of immersive feedback loops. They conjure intimate terrains, communicating with ancestors while simultaneously embodying a futuristic entity of their wildest imaginings.
(Photo credit: Andrew J. S.)

This will be performed as a double bill with Untitled/Diaspora by Jeesun Choi

About the artists

MAXI HAWKEYE CANION

Maxi Hawkeye Canion (they/them) is a Queer Agender Black Mexican-American movement artist originally from El Paso, TX. Based in Brooklyn, NY. As a creator, they are directed by Black technologies innovated through resourcefulness and reimagining. Their current practice emphasizes world-building through curiosity, authenticity, patience, and vulnerable states. Their work garners an ethereal sensorial experience while being flesh-bound in its mortality.

Nazareth Hassan

Nazareth Hassan (Sound) is a writer, director, and musician. He’s feeling as though the cycles of change instigated by the last year of his (our) life may never end, and that brings him much comfort. www.nazarethhassan.com.

Myssi Robinson

Myssi Robinson (Visual Installation) is a Bessie-nominated performer and maker from Richmond, VA. She has interpreted many dances. Her own practice currently involves creative archiving, mixed-media marking and spatial design. Intuition and empathy play with maximalist instinct to give life to the art that she makes. It whispers may we all heal. Gratitude to Carolyn Johnson and Darrin Robinson for her life and abilities to create freely within it.

DJ Chapel (Duality Junkie)

(Costume Design)

LIvido

(Head piece)