Hybrid Evolving: Panel Discussions & Performances

One of the city's hottest mixes of dancing, drumming, spoken word, beatboxing, freestyling and more...
Artists from all different disciplines are sharing the stage, and creating new work together.
These performances feature groundbreaking new work by some of the boldest young artists working today.
Don't miss it!

Offsite at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Forum
701 Mission Street, San Francisco

Friday, June 24 & Saturday, June 25, 2005 - 8pm
$25-$40/sliding scale (Pay What You Can)
Tickets: (415) 978-2787 or http://www.ybca.org

Join a multi-generational array of vanguard artists reflecting on the evolution of hybrid performance, interdisciplinary art, and art as activism. Each evening includes panel discussions and the premiere of Intersection's Hybrid Project 1965/2005 featuring groundbreaking new work by some of the boldest young artists working today sharing a glimpse of what the future holds.

Friday June 24
Sean San Jose, Program Director at Intersection for the Arts, moderates a discussion with writer Jessica Hagedorn, visual artist & educator Tim Rollins, poet & performer Genny Lim, choreographer Alonzo King, and visual artist Stephanie Syjuco

Saturday June 25
Deborah Cullinan, Executive Director of Intersection, moderates a discussion with writer & performer Guillermo Gomez-Pena, artist & lighting designer Stephanie Johnson, choreographer Robert Moses, writer & performer Ntozake Shange, and composer & musician Marcus Shelby

Each evening will be concluded by the premiere of Intersection's Hybrid Project 1965/2005 featuring brand new collaborative work by an array of young artists who will be sharing a glimpse of what the future holds, including Erin Mei-Ling Stuart with EmSpace Dance & DJ Aspect; Printz Dance Project & Jigsaw Collective (Jimmy Tran, Jose Vadi, Josh Begley & Michelle Mush Lee); Tim Barsky, Mina Liccione & Each (Mike Tinoco) and Proyecto Corazon.

INTERSECTION FOR THE ARTS is celebrating its 40th Anniversary this year. Intersection is San Francisco's oldest alternative art space and provides a place where provocative ideas, diverse art forms, artists and audiences can intersect one another. At Intersection, experimentation and risk are possible, debate and critical inquiry are embraced, community is essential, resources and experience are democratized, and today's issues are thrashed about in the heat and immediacy of live art.