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Scott Andrew will have a digital video screening of a work called Relic created with dance artist Jesse Factor as part of the ScreenDance Miami Festival 2022 presented by Miami Light Project at the Perez Art Museum in Miami on Saturday January 22nd from 2:00-3:00PM in a group screening called Program II - Open Call Shorts: Official Selections from Abroad.

Festival Trailer: https://vimeo.com/660693479

Event website: https://miamilightproject.com/program/screendance-miami-2022/

I’m excited to have a new visual effects editing collaboration of a video version of Jess Factor’s ‘RELIC’ being presented at the Harvest Chicago Contemporary Dance Festival!  Get Tickets now! https://www.hccdf.com/

On Friday, August 27th, TQ Live returns for our 7th annual edition! Come one, come all to @carnegiemuseumofart’s Sculpture Courtyard for an over-the-top spectacle of queer performance! ❤️‍🔥

Hosted by Joseph Hall, co-hosted by Duane Binion, and featuring artists and performers from the LGBTQIA+ community in Pittsburgh and beyond, this evening of resplendent fantasies is sure to dazzle!

The Dragon Sisters, this year’s headliners, are a multidisciplinary nightlife duo based in Brooklyn, NY. Equal parts hip hop, pop, and classical, these two best friends have stormed stages across the globe.

Also starring: musical artists The Childlike Empress, Ensilence, Samira Mendoza, & SUPA’ NxC; drag performers Remy Black & Pissy Mattress; dancers Caleb Gonzales & Drake Phouasavanh; pole dancer Luna Plexus; video portraits from the series “Life is a Drag” by Rachel Rampleman; and our DJ for the evening HUNY!

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On Friday, August 27th, TQ Live returns for our 7th annual edition! Come one, come all to @carnegiemuseumofart’s Sculpture Courtyard for an over-the-top spectacle of queer performance! ❤️‍🔥

Hosted by Joseph Hall, co-hosted by Duane Binion, and featuring artists and performers from the LGBTQIA+ community in Pittsburgh and beyond, this evening of resplendent fantasies is sure to dazzle!

The Dragon Sisters, this year’s headliners, are a multidisciplinary nightlife duo based in Brooklyn, NY. Equal parts hip hop, pop, and classical, these two best friends have stormed stages across the globe.

Also starring: musical artists The Childlike Empress, Ensilence, Samira Mendoza, & SUPA’ NxC; drag performers Remy Black & Pissy Mattress; dancers Caleb Gonzales & Drake Phouasavanh; pole dancer Luna Plexus; video portraits from the series “Life is a Drag” by Rachel Rampleman; and our DJ for the evening HUNY!

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Mark your calendars! NYC and NJ area fans of @mrskashadavis can rejoice! Mrs. Kasha Davis & Mr. Davis, Workhorse Queen director @angelawashko, and Visual Effects Artist @fagnelly will be in attendance for our screening at @indiestfilmfest on Sept 11 at 8:15pm! http://indiestreetfilmfestival.org for more info and tickets!

It was great organizing the @thedragonsisters visit to @carnegiemellon for a screening of their visual album ‘Two Nights Out’ on the facade of the college of fine arts. This event was a satellite of @transqlive and was made possible by the Sylvia and David Steiner Speaker Series @studioforcreativeinquiry, @cmuschoolofart, The Electronic Music Program @cmumusic, and The Opportunity Fund. Install by @cmuabtech 

Two Nights Out is a visual EP featuring dynamic performances and original music created by The Dragon Sisters. This multimedia film is a deep dive into the sisters’ musical prophecies and creative aesthetic. It explores themes of relationships, non-binary gender expression, and toxic masculinity. Two Nights Out illustrates the many dualities of The Dragon Sisters as dance performers and rap artists; soulmates and collaborators; and bearers of historical trauma and activists. The piece is a three dimensional realization of their most recent music project, The Fine Print EP. It is a love letter to their community and their sisterhood.

On Friday, August 27th, TQ Live returns for our 7th annual edition! Come one, come all to @carnegiemuseumofart’s Sculpture Courtyard for an over-the-top spectacle of queer performance! ❤️‍🔥

Hosted by Joseph Hall, co-hosted by Duane Binion, and featuring artists and performers from the LGBTQIA+ community in Pittsburgh and beyond, this evening of resplendent fantasies is sure to dazzle!

The Dragon Sisters, this year’s headliners, are a multidisciplinary nightlife duo based in Brooklyn, NY. Equal parts hip hop, pop, and classical, these two best friends have stormed stages across the globe.

Also starring: musical artists The Childlike Empress, Ensilence, Samira Mendoza, & SUPA’ NxC; drag performers Remy Black & Pissy Mattress; dancers Caleb Gonzales & Drake Phouasavanh; pole dancer Luna Plexus; video portraits from the series “Life is a Drag” by Rachel Rampleman; and our DJ for the evening HUNY!

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Scott worked as a production assistant to Rachel Rampleman while in residence at the Bloomfield Garden Club. More info here: https://www.pghcitypaper.com/pittsburgh/bloomfield-garden-club-brings-drag-music-comedy-and-more-to-various-pittsburgh-venues/Content?oid=19618154

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwfzrLkZZQU

https://hyperallergic.com/639291/black-cube-nomadic-museum-survey-site-specific-art-projects-world-book-day/?fbclid=IwAR3Y-8VHMJxjXDCa7y1F_khJUiOqgcbcTM26Rwpz0xA8GSFbODCIRU_pN2E