The many habitats of the Delaware River watershed formed over many thousands of years, as the river grew, changed course, and carved its way through mountains and hills to the sea. Slowly these habitats filled with a diversity of species, living systems, and balancing acts that we are just now beginning to look at—and better understand—holistically. From the inspiring headwaters to the exhilarating ocean, an expedition near water is a journey for the senses. The sights, sounds, and smells found where land and water meet reveal a colorful history of nature, and our own story as one of the many species that inhabit our watery world.
Pier Pressure
PIER PRESSURE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2019
7:30 - 9:30 PM
Cherry Street Pier, 2nd Floor Terrace
121 N. Columbus Blvd., Philadelphia, PA 19106
FREE and open to the public
Image: I Move, film still courtesy of Nick D'Amico, Tyler Caton and Victoria Prizzia
Music, art, and a short film about the Delaware River come together in a spontaneous collaboration featuring resident artists of Cherry Street Pier.
PROGRAM:
7:30 pm – I Move film with unique improvised score
8:00 pm – Musical sketch by Ed Marion, to improvised music
8:30 pm – I Move film with [another] unique improvised score
9:00 pm – Musical sketch by Ed Marion, to improvised music
ABOUT THE ARTISTS:
Studio #3, Habithèque Inc.
Victoria Prizzia, founder + principal
Studio #15
Ed Marion, painter and illustrator
Studio #16
India Abbott, moving image
Studio #8, Orchestra 2001
Andrea Clearfield, composer
Studio #8, Orchestra 2001
Andy Thierauf, percussion/composer
ABOUT THE FILM:
I Move
I Move is a film that allows us to soar above the watershed that surrounds us!
Immersing us in its beauty and power, because learning from these natural systems will be key to a healthier and more sustainable future for all of life.
Creative and Content Director: Victoria Prizzia (Habithèque)
Cinematography & Editing: Nick D'Amico
Drone Operator(s): Nick D'Amico & Tyler Caton
Supporting Cinematography: Tyler Caton
(In the original, Sound Design & Recording: Will Owen; Poem and Narration: James Ijames)
Lead support for PIER PRESSURE is provided by The William Penn Foundation.