The exhibit will open on First Friday, March 7th, as part of Downtown Anchorage’s monthly art walk.
This March, Momentum Dance Collective, in collaboration with visual artists Emily Longbrake and Christine Sundly, will present Reciprocity—an immersive performance and visual art installation at the International Gallery of Contemporary Art. Blurring the lines between movement and visual art, Reciprocity explores the interconnectedness of time, memory, and the dualities present in all phases of life.
The exhibit will open on First Friday, March 7th, as part of Downtown Anchorage’s monthly art walk. Throughout the evening, attendees can drop in to explore the visual art installations and experience rotating live dance performances at scheduled times. The installation will then remain open for public viewing during regular gallery hours, with additional performance dates later across the month.
Join us for Reciprocity—a rare opportunity to witness dance and visual art in dialogue, transforming the way we experience movement and memory.
Emily Longbrake is an Anchorage-based artist whose work blends craft and technology, drawing inspiration from nature’s ever-changing patterns and connections.
Christine Sundly (Menominee Nation) is an Alaska-based abstract artist who experiments with digital and mixed media, pushing creative boundaries through bold color and pattern explorations.
Momentum Dance Collective is known for its innovative performances that break traditional boundaries, creating immersive and thought-provoking experiences that connect artists and audiences in unique ways.
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