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Performance Works NorthWest
Performance Works NorthWest is a theater in Foster-Powell, Portland, Oregon, at 4625 Southeast 67th Avenue.
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From 1992 to 1994 she lived and made work in Mexico, returning in Mexico City in 1998 for a two-month residency sponsored by Movement Research and funded by the U.S./Mexico Culture Fund. In 1998, needing a more expansive and stable environment for the creation of work, Austin moved to Portland, Oregon, bought a small church, and with lighting designer Jeff Forbes, converted the space into a dance studio cum small performance venue and founded the performing arts non-profit Performance Works Northwest. PWNW serves as parent organization for Linda Austin Dance as well as the catalyst for other projects such as the 2008 Tuning Project , curated by Karen Nelson, which brought Tuning Score innovator Lisa Nelson and Contact Improvisation founder Steve Paxton, to work intensively with a group of talented dancer/improvisors from around the country.
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- SEARCH AND DESTROY \(S.A.D.\)
- Alembic Artists in Performance
- Pieces in Progress presented by sub.set dance
- SEARCH AND DESTROY \(S.A.D.\)
- workshop #10: Sara Jaffe, Chadwick Ferguson, and Loren Chasse
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