Artichoke Dance Company will premiere a new work at Texas A&M on Earth Day

Saturday, April 22nd from 2- 4 PM at aggie park

The performance begins on the grand lawn that is adjacent to the pavilion stage. It is free and does not require registration. Please bring a cell/smart phone, which will be used during the performance.

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This work takes the audience on a journey through Aggie Park. It examines our relationship with water in the midst of a changing climate. Desertification is dying up areas of the earth, leaving them more vulnerable to flooding when rains do come. Coastal areas, like our home of New York City, are at risk of storm surge and sea level rise. These circumstances situate water as a threat, yet it is a necessity of life. As we grapple with these complex and shifting issues, we are reminded of our interconnectivity and interdependence, which can eloquently be modeled through dance, and which drives this work.