The creative team of 3 Singers is honored to have been selected by 3Arts to participate in the 3AP online crowd-funding initiative. Once we raise $1,650 of our fundraising goal to support 3 Singers, 3Arts will match those donations towards our ultimate goal of $5,000.
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We must raise $5,000 by September 27th to receive funding;
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The Chicago premier of 3 Singers in January 2015 will feature a month-long exhibition of the dramaturgical research for the project through a special partnership with the National Museum of Health and Medicine. This exhibition will highlight in-depth key concepts addressed in the live performance and provide audiences access to historical imagery, first person narratives and contemporary activist organizations. It will be free and open to the public for an additional three weeks after the performances.
The exhibition will live on in the National Museum of Health and Medicine Chicago archives of exhibitions. These archives are accessible to the public at any time both online and through on onsite database located at the museum.
Audiences can further engage with 3 Singers through a smartphone application developed specifically for the multi-media installation at the National Museum of Health and Medicine Chicago. This app will provide access to those who attend the exhibition as well as those who are unable to attend to multiple articles, legislative information, archival imagery, current production video and organizations addressing female textile laborers.
Photos by Matthew Gregory Hollis
This project is made possible by the generous support of the National Museum of Health and Medicine Chicago, City of Chicago’s Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, University of Chicago Illinois, the Experimental Sound Studio, Cleveland’s Ingenuity Festival, CRICOTEKA in Krakow, Poland, and many generous individuals.