The San Antonio River Foundation and Open Dance Project will present the site-specific work Flutter: The Monarch Butterfly Project.
The event will celebrate and draw attention to the monarch butterfly’s approximately 3,000-mile southern migration, which passes through Texas each fall.
As visitors explore Confluence Park and enjoy interactive pollinator activities, the company of Open Dance Project will present a series of three half-hour, immersive contemporary dance performances, in whimsical costumes by Houston-based artist Natasha Bowdoin.
Flutter brings Open Dance Project’s theatrical approach outdoors, where the company takes on the natural phenomenon of the monarch migration with its signature athleticism and poignant wit. In addition to responding to the natural and architectural environment of Confluence Park, the performance incorporates painted textiles and artistic props fabricated by Bowdoin, whose work investigates and reimagines humankind's relationship to the natural world.
The San Antonio River Foundation and Open Dance Project will present the site-specific work Flutter: The Monarch Butterfly Project.
The event will celebrate and draw attention to the monarch butterfly’s approximately 3,000-mile southern migration, which passes through Texas each fall.
As visitors explore Confluence Park and enjoy interactive pollinator activities, the company of Open Dance Project will present a series of three half-hour, immersive contemporary dance performances, in whimsical costumes by Houston-based artist Natasha Bowdoin.
Flutter brings Open Dance Project’s theatrical approach outdoors, where the company takes on the natural phenomenon of the monarch migration with its signature athleticism and poignant wit. In addition to responding to the natural and architectural environment of Confluence Park, the performance incorporates painted textiles and artistic props fabricated by Bowdoin, whose work investigates and reimagines humankind's relationship to the natural world.
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