Asa Horvitz’s work in contemporary performance and music has been seen across the US and Europe. From 2011-2016 he collaborated with Lukasz Korczak and Scott Gibbons/Romeo Castellucci. Recent projects include a performance created in collaboration with a Zen center, an interactive website of film and song in memory of Dominic Ziegler (1988-2012), and a live webcast on mass shootings. Asa’s work has been supported by The MacDowell Colony, CEC Arts Link, and a Fulbright Fellowship. He lives in New York City where he performs as a musician in various experimental contexts. He is excited to be coming to Camargo and promises not to swim all day.

Learn more: www.asahorvitz.com, www.soundcloud.com and www.valesvalesvales.com

From 1913-16, CG Jung induced a series of fantasies in which he confronted figures from his personal and cultural history and attempted to liberate himself from mass behavior and ideology. He recorded these inner dialogs in an illuminated manuscript: The Red Book.
 
The World in 1913 is a performance and installation freely inspired by The Red Book. It will create a space in which spectators are encouraged to engage in their own “active imaginations”, to, like Jung, use image-making to imagine alternative, more hopeful, futures.