Interdisciplinary dance artist, Jasmine Hearn, offers a recipe for remembering. Through text, image, and voice, Hearn invites us to travel to a distant summer, a road trip, and the kitchen table. In this piece, Hearn recalls time spent and… Read more
“The Sky was Red” is a performance score written by Jo Stewart to document Jasmine Hearn’s live performance, Pleasure Memory, presented by Washington Project for the Arts in Black Women as/and the Living Archive curated by Tsedaye Makonnen. Stewart wrote… Read more
Closed captions are available by clicking the “CC” button on the video. A PDF transcript of the conversation is linked here. This conversation was recorded on October 11, 2020 and first broadcasted on YouTube Live Saturday, October 24, 2020. This… Read more
When I watch Jasmine Hearn’s work I feel physically transported in time and space. Her solos weave together past and future selves in the manner of a science fiction novel—a reference that Hearn herself uses in describing the worlds… Read more