A performance-based project founded and directed by Los Angeles-based artists Hannah Sim and Mark Steger, osseus labyrint moves, wiggles and convulses amid eerie, self-made environments. During their residency at the Mitchell Center, osseus labyrint created a new piece entitled SWARM, which investigates the comparison between individual and swarm behavior.
Johan Grimonprez has achieved international acclaim with his film essay, Dial H-I-S-T-O-R-Y, followed by Looking for Alfred. In his films... (More)
The University of Houston Womens, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program in collaboration with the UH Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts, UH Womens Resource Center and UH LGBT Resource Center present I AM THE ONE I ALWAYS WANTED TO MARRY: A One-Woman Performance by MilDRED Gerestant... (More)
An evening of world premiere choreography and contemporary chamber music with the UH Dance Ensemble, UH Saxophone Studio and AURA Contemporary Ensemble. Directed by Rob Smith and presented in collaboration with the Moores School of Music... (More)
