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  • Pure Lucia gets a pick from WRTI

    WRTI’s Fanfare Weekly highlighted Pure Lucia at FringeArts as a weekend pick, calling out the Dlugoszewski centenary and Dustin Hurt’s study of her music and legacy. Read the listing

  • Pure Lucia in Broad Street Review

    Gail Obenreder included Pure Lucia in her May classical music previews for Broad Street Review. She describes the two-night series with FringeArts and lists the Erick Hawkins Dance Company, Agnese Toniutti, Network…

  • Pure Lucia in the Pew Center’s Spring Arts Guide

    The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage named Pure Lucia one of five Center-supported performances to see this spring. The guide covers the April web series and the concerts at FringeArts on…

  • Lucia Dlugoszewski: A Life in Sound

    Written and annotated by Dustin Hurt

  • Dustin Hurt speaks at MaerzMusik’s Dlugoszewski laboratory

    Last month Dustin Hurt, director of Bowerbird, spoke at Contemplations into the Radical Others, MaerzMusik’s research laboratory on composer Lucia Dlugoszewski in Berlin. The sessions looked at her estate, her percussion writing,…

  • Al-Bustan on A Utopian Stage

    Lauren Abunassar, an Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture media fellow, wrote about A Utopian Stage, Vali Mahlouji’s exhibition on the Festival of Arts, Shiraz-Persepolis at Asian Arts Initiative, presented with Bowerbird, including our…

  • A Utopian Stage, on WHYY

    Peter Crimmins wrote about A Utopian Stage, the exhibition we presented at the Asian Arts Initiative on the Festival of Arts Shiraz-Persepolis and its political and aesthetic impact. Read “A forgotten Iranian…

  • Broad Street Review on Bartók’s Monster

    Cameron Kelsall reviewed Bartók’s Monster, our collaboration with Pig Iron School and installation artist Sebastienne Mundheim, presented by Penn Live Arts at the Annenberg Center’s Harold Prince Theatre. He was critical of…

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    Bartók’s Monster in Penn Today

    Penn Today previewed Bartók’s Monster, the Daedalus Quartet’s collaboration with Pig Iron Theatre Company’s Dan Rothenberg, White Box Theatre’s Sebastienne Mundheim and writer Jay Kirk, which we co-presented with Penn Live Arts…

  • Three November concerts in WRTI’s Fanfare

    Bruce Hodges called us “an essential presenter in Philadelphia’s new music landscape” and previewed three concerts: LIGAMENT and Peter Evans with David Taylor at University Lutheran Church, and music by Éliane Radigue…