Palouse Performance Showcase featuring Shana Moulton

Palouse Performance Showcase, November 6-9

Shana Moulton Performance and Artist Talk: Thursday, November 8, 4:30 p.m. Fine Arts Gallery 2 & Auditorium 5062, Pullman Campus

Join us in the Fine Arts building at Washington State University for first ever Palouse Performance Showcase! Experience the body transformed through selected programming that will encompass video performance, live solo performance, parades, live-music and interactive installations. This is a dynamic and participatory event with daily performances, featuring visiting artist Shana Moulton on November 8.

Shana Moulton is a multidisciplinary artist who “explores contemporary anxieties through her filmic alter-ego, Cynthia. Combining an unsettling wry humor with a low-tech sensibility, Cynthia’s interaction with the everyday world are both mundane and surreal.”

Join us Thursday, November 8, at 4:30 p.m. for Moulton’s live performance and presentation followed by a reception.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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