Pg. 4 | I N T E R L O P E R S
Artists and writers who interpret the history of lands and peoples that are not their own.
By SIDDHARTHA MITTER
Pg. 6 | T H E W I N D A T N I G H T
A poet considers the risks in composing an anthem.
By CEDAR SIGO
Pg. 8 | I N D I S C U S S I O N : F A Y E D R I S C O L L A N D T A Y L O R M A C
Peak Performances' PeARL artist-in-residence, choreographer Faye Driscoll,
discusses the creative process and the joys and challenges of making performance
work today with performance artist Taylor Mac.
Pg. 15 | S E E I N G T H E S T A G E
Moving in and breaking out of the frame for contemporary dance.
By CLARE CROFT
Pg. 18 | L A N D , I N D I G E N O U S , P E O P L E , S K Y
Do you know whose land you are on?
By EMILY JOHNSON
Pg. 21 | T H E W A Y W A R D L I N E
When are the circus arts allowed to be experimental?
By CORI OLINGHOUSE
Pg. 24 | O N S H A N G H A I T I M E
The history of a city intertwines with the history of its famous quartet.
By SAMANTHA CULP
B O R D E R S A N D B O U N D A R I E S . P U B L I C A N D P E R S O N A L .
