New Work by Oberlin Graduates Highlights Cross Cultural Exchange and Artistic CollaborationJasmine Powell and Brian Bowers join forces to premiere Shadows Chasing Light, a new work that explores cross cultural exchange and artistic collaboration as tools for examining our universal experiences of love.
By: Shadows Chasing Light The performance installation will usher diverse artists and audiences into a unique creative experience that crosses both cultural and geographic barriers. Powell and Bowers have engaged creatives and independent artists from around the world-commissioning artistic contributions from far-reaching regions such as Brazil, Israel, Canada, India, Jordan, Egypt, and Germany, as well as domestic artists in the United States. Premiering in Durham, North Carolina, Shadows Chasing Light will bring to life a rich selection of poetry, new music, and spoken word. The two-night performance will include solo and ensemble choreography, live percussion, and original music to be hosted at the PSI Theater-Durham Arts council, on April 21st and April 22nd. Powell (Collage Dance Company, Dance Diaspora/Essence- As self-funded independent artists, the initial premier of Shadows Chasing Light is the first step towards furthering their goals of artistic collaboration, cross cultural exchange, and creative economy. The artists have agreed to donate 10% of all proceeds to a designated non-profit and local arts charity in North Carolina. Powell and Bowers have started a campaign on Indiegogo (https://www.indiegogo.com/ End
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