A journey of movement and sound, Sub(Urban) Archives invites us to consider the interplay between memory and migration. From the personal to the collective, how might we move to (re)member? This activation by Katrina Reid, is performed on and around Heather Hart’s rooftop sculpture Oracle of the Twelve Tenses at the Queens Museum.

This 15 minute performance can be attended in-person at Queens Museum or from home via online livestream.

Please note that this event will be capped at 25 attendees. Masks are mandatory for all Queens Museum visitors. Event details are subject to change due to COVID-19 guidelines for our area.

To join from home via livestream, tune in here.

 
ASL interpretation will be provided for online attendees.

Katrina Reid is a director, choreographer, dancer and performing artist based in New York, by way of Georgia. They anchor their research in improvisation and devising physical landscapes from text. Her work has been presented at Issue Project Room, Knockdown Center (Sunday Service), the Current Sessions, AUNTS (NYU Skirball & Beach Sessions), Cocoon Theatre, Studio 26 Gallery, BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center, Dance Chance Atlanta, Florida A&M University, and as a 2016-2017 Dancing While Black Fellow (Angela’s Pulse/BAX). Katrina has been a part of projects by NIC Kay, Phillip Howze, Emily Johnson, David Thomson, Okwui Okpokwasili and Peter Born, Jonathan González, Marguerite Hemmings, Megan Byrne, and Third Rail Projects, among others.

Heather Hart’s Oracle of the Twelve Tenses is presented as part of the exhibition After the Plaster Foundation, or, “Where can we live?”