Curious Lightning

Head, Hand and Heart

Sep 28, 202300:40:13Tap to summarize

Head, Hand and Heart: A Geo-Locative Sound Walk is a playful, time-traveling audio walk that invites us to rediscover our true nature and a fresh re-membering as we re-connect Head, Hand and Heart. With the help of a hybrid robot named AWMI-M3-4170, local soundscapes, and insights from Oika founder Dr. Rich Blundell and Wampanoag artist Robert Peters, the experience reimagines the stories of Nantucket’s Native voices and enchantments. The walk begins at Maria’s birthplace (1 Vestal St.) and moves through town, to the Wampanoag Stomp Grounds, ocean, and culminates at the Maria Mitchell Gallery at 33 Washington St. Nantucket. Curious Lightning 2023 is Cinema Wood and Dakota Clearwater La Croix

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Head, Hand and Heart

Sep 27, 202300:40:13Tap to summarize

Head, Hand and Heart: A Geo-Locative Sound Walk is a playful, time-traveling audio walk that invites us to rediscover our true nature and a fresh re-membering as we re-connect Head, Hand and Heart. With the help of a hybrid robot named AWMI-M3-4170, local soundscapes, and insights from Dr. Rich Blundell and Robert Peters, the experience reimagines the stories of Nantucket’s Native voices and enchantments. The walk begins at Maria’s birthplace (1 Vestal St.) and moves through town, to the Wompanoag Stomp Grounds, ocean, and culminates at the Maria Mitchell Gallery at 33 Washington St. Nantucket. Curious Lightning created, produced, and performed "Head, Hand and Heart" with special guests Dr. Rich Blundell and Wampanoag Artist Robert Peters with support from Oika and The Maria Mitchell Association. Curious Lightning 2023 is Cinema Wood and Dakota Clearwater La Croix.

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Perspective-Beneath the Headlines

Oct 31, 201400:23:17Tap to summarize

One point of view from the ground, another from the air....Two perspectives, one federal emergency!

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THE GREAT PET RESCUE

Aug 19, 201400:24:55Tap to summarize

In the next installment of Diaries of a fire, this accidental journalist curiously continues exploring how the lives of humans and animals intersect in the middle of the largest wildfires in Washington state history.

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