Photo by Scott Groller
Get rapt in a cinematic vista of animation, theater, and shadow play on this thematic journey that takes you through Earth’s history—from its first spark of beginning to the complex world of accelerated human interaction, the Anthropocene. Like a 21st-century diorama for the 22nd century, Miwa Matreyek—who has performed worldwide, including the Tate, MoMA, Lincoln Center, and the Exploratorium—uses computer-generated animation mixed with live performance in silhouette to create her own form of storytelling that has intrigued audiences of every age.
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This performance is co-presented with Carnegie Nexus as part of the series Strange Times: Earth in the Age of the Human, and media sponsors 91.3 WYEP and 90.5 WESA.
Saturday, April 8, 20176pm, 8pm
Carnegie Museum of Natural History Hall of Mammals (Oakland)