Faye Driscoll: Come On In Online Experience

Listen in as world-renowned choreographer Faye Driscoll leads you on a shared journey that explores connections between ourselves, our bodies, and the world. This multimedia experience draws from video and audio footage of the gallery installation Faye Driscoll: Come On In and features one of the original six audio tracks spoken by the artist herself. This online experience is offered as a new way for you to access Come On In from the comfort of your home.

Come On In was originally planned to be presented in the Walker galleries February 27–June 14, 2020. The museum’s closure due to the pandemic on March 14 caused the exhibition to be shuttered early. Driscoll then reimagined the exhibition to be experienced virtually.

The original exhibition was developed by Driscoll and her long-term artistic collaborators Nick Vaughan and Jake Margolin. Exploring human interdependence and connectivity, the show draws from Driscoll’s Thank You For Coming trilogy, which was co-commissioned and/or presented by the Walker over the past six years.

Find out more about the in-gallery exhibition here.

Curators: Pavel Pyś, curator, Visual Arts; with Molly Hanse, curatorial assistant, Performing Arts