Marion Spencer Premieres h o r i z o n in NYC

photos by Carey Kirk, Anna Maynard & Dylan Angell

Catwalk Institute proudly celebrates Marion Spencer (Catwalk ___) as she presents the NYC premiere of her new evening-length interdisciplinary dance work h o r i z o n, running May 13–15 at Target Margin Theater. The project brings together a dynamic ensemble of performers, sound and lighting designers, and collaborators in an ambitious exploration of movement, presence, and collective experience.

Ahead of the premiere, Spencer will present h o r i z o n tentacle, an experimental gallery iteration on May 3 at Fridman Gallery, offering audiences an intimate entry point into the evolving work.

In addition, Spencer recently shared her developing solo project ecdysis in Durham, following her residency with the American Dance Festival. Presented across multiple venues, the work continues to expand through performance and collaboration.

EVENT DETAILS

h o r i z o n
May 13–15, 2026 · 7:30 PM
Target Margin Theater

h o r i z o n tentacle
May 3, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Fridman Gallery

http://www.marion-spencer.com/

Monica Ferrell’s Spring 2026 reading series in New York.

Monica Ferrell will appear in the Poetry Society of America Reading Series with Joshua Bennett on Thursday, March 19, 2026 (7:00 p.m.) in Brooklyn, followed by a reading as part of Four Way Books’ Spring 2026 celebration on Tuesday, March 31 (7:00 p.m.) in New York City. She will also participate in a triple book launch at Books Are Magic (Brooklyn) on Friday, April 10, 2026, marking a vibrant season of literary events.

Jacinta Clusellas Continues Development of AZUL

Jacinta Clusellas

Catwalk Institute proudly shares that composer and guitarist Jacinta Clusellas (Catwalk 2019 collaborator) continues the journey of her celebrated project AZUL, developed through institutions including Goodman Theatre and Goodspeed Musicals’ New Works programs, alongside ongoing work as a teaching artist and composer for stage and media.

https://playbill.com/article/songwriter-series-aker-clusellas-pandiani

Jonah King’s Honey Fungus Expands International Reach

Catwalk Institute proudly shares that artist Jonah King (Catwalk 2016) has had a remarkable season, with his immersive project Honey Fungus featured in New York’s Neuromantics event, exhibited at the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Art, and screened internationally at festivals including Ji.hlava, the Maryland Film Festival, VR Fest Mexico City, the Miami Tech Summit at Art Basel, and more—earning Best Virtual Reality Project from Digital Arts Zurich. King also published a new essay in Millennium Film Journal, co-directed the AI and XR symposium Synthetic Narratives, presented new work with his collective Blockbusters at the Museum of the Moving Image, and was featured by Design Observer, NPR, and the Associated Press for his contributions to immersive and AI-driven art.

https://jonahking.com/honeyfungus