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“Weaving Northside” — Where Visual and Performance Art Meet
"Weaving Northside” is a community-based public art and performance project conceived by Art Uniti’s Moschioni, Parente and Castaneda.
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BakerRipley Leonel Castillo Community Center 2101 South Street Houston, TX 77009
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* * * FREE EVENT * * *
Weaving Northside Sculpture Unveiling (Art Uniti) and Dance Performance (Pilot Dance Project)
Saturday, November 7, 2020
Two Outdoor 20 Minute Performances: 2:00 pm and 5:00 pm
BakerRipley Leonel Castillo Community Center
2101 South Street, Houston, TX 77009
Outdoor lawn space by front entrance
Mask Required due to Covid
Seating will be limited and spaced out for social distancing.
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The sculptures will be assembled during a twenty-minute outdoor dance performance. The performance is choreographed by The Pilot Dance Project’s Artistic Director, Adam Castaneda, with performances at 2:00 pm and 5:00 pm. The 5:00 pm performance will coincide with sunset, as dancers and sculpture unite for a concluding tableaux that pays tribute to the Near Northside community.
The collaborative creation of this new public artwork was inspired by responses from a community survey about the significance and cultural history of the Near Northside. Similarly, the dance work was created based in response to Art Uniti’s interest in shape, color, and place-making relating to Northside. "Weaving Northside", at its core, is a celebration of the people, places, and spirit of one of Houston’s most beloved communities.
Moschioni’s and Parente’s previous community civic art projects include “Snapshot”, “Color Bursting Hermann Park” and “Scaped Senses.” For more information on this project, please visit ArtUniti.com.
Weaving Northside is funded in part by a 2020 Support for Artists and Creative Individuals grant from the City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance and made possible thru partnerships with The Pilot Dance Project, BakerRipley, Greater Northside Management District, Avenue, Houston Metropolitan Dance Center and fiscal sponsor Fresh Arts. Additional funding comes from the Texas Commission on the Arts and the Dance Source Houston GroundWorks grant.
