Clarinda Mac Low began in dance and molecular biology and now creates participatory events investigating social constructs and corporeal experience. She is Director of Culture Push, an experimental organization linking artistic practice and civic engagement, and co-founder of Works on Water, an organization that supports art that works on, in, and with the water. She has created performance interventions in urban space with TRYST, and since 2010, she and Carolyn Hall (dancer and marine ecologist) have collaborated on Sunk Shore, speculative tours of the future on real shorelines. TRYST has staged interventions in New York, Finland, Siberia, and Portugal. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Clarinda\u2019s recent work includes: \u201cIncredible Witness,\u201d game-based events on the sensory origins of empathy; \u201cFree the Orphans,\u201d investigating spiritual and intellectual implications of intellectual property in a digital age; and \u201cThe Year of Dance\u201d, a self-ethnography of how unconventional kinship structures form in the NYC dance world. Clarinda\u2019s residencies include the CEC Back Apartment Residency, MacDowell, Yaddo, and Mount Tremper Arts. Also BAX Award (2004), Foundation for Contemporary Arts grant (2007) and Franklin Furnace grant (2010). BA in Dance and Molecular Biology (Wesleyan University) and MFA in Digital and Interdisciplinary Arts Practice (City College of New York-CUNY).<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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