Ulysses : 2014 Charlotte Festival of the Arts A Beautiful Symphony of Brotherhood
CELEBRATING THE LEGACY OF THE 1964 CIVIL RIGHTS ACT [ 50 YEARS ] ➤
Purchase Festival Tickets Online CELEBRATING www.carolinatix.org THE LEGACY OF THE 1964 www.ulyssesfestival.org CIVIL RIGHTS ACT [ 50 YEARS ] Festival Kickoff ...... 3
SONIA HANDELMAN MEYER Lectures & Exhibitions ...... 4-6 BEARING WITNESS AT THE MINT MUSEUM Opera ...... 7
Ulysses Festival c/o Opera Carolina Concerts ...... 8-10 301 S. Tryon St. #1550, Charlotte, NC 28282 LEADERSHIP TEAM:
Dear Friends: Laura Kratt Dance ...... 11 THE BATTE CENTER, WINGATE UNIVERSITY Welcome to the 2014 Ulysses Festival: Charlotte’s Festival of the Arts. Christopher Warren-Green Film & Theatre...... 12 This year’s Festival theme is A BEAUTIFUL SYMPHONY OF BROTHERHOOD, CHARLOTTE SYMPHONY Celebrating the Legacy of the 1964 Civil Rights Act with interesting lectures, Venue Information...... 13 exhibits and performances that include a wide array of cultural partners. David Taylor HARVEY B. GANTT CENTER Charlotte’s arts community is stronger when we work together, and Ulysses is your Emily Zimmern invitation to enjoy the artistic gems in the Queen City’s crown. Season subscribers LEVINE MUSEUM OF THE NEW SOUTH can take advantage of a 50% discount on the purchase of single tickets to most performances by another Festival partner! If you are not already a season ticket Suzanne Fetscher MCCOLL CENTER FOR VISUAL ART holder, purchase two Festival performances and claim a 30% discount on your purchase. And remember, many Festival events are Free! Kathleen Jameson THE MINT MUSEUM Join us for the 2014 Ulysses Festival Kick-Off – a free event on March 20th beginning at 5:30 pm at the new 7th Street Market next to the Levine Museum of Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux NORTH CAROLINA DANCE THEATRE the New South and ImaginOn. Andy Lawler We gratefully recognize the Arts & Science Council, Charlotte Center City NORTHWEST SCHOOL OF THE ARTS Partners, the Foundation for the Carolinas and the National Endowment for the Arts for supporting Festival events, and each of the organizations’ sponsors James Meena OPERA CAROLINA for all their support to the cultural community. Be part of Charlotte’s Festival of the Arts – Ulysses 2014. Barbara Ferguson TOMORROW’S R.O.A.D. Ken Lambla, Dean UNC CHARLOTTE COLLEGE OF ARTS + ARCHITECTURE A Beautiful Symphony Frank Dominguez 89.9 WDAV CLASSICAL PUBLIC RADIO of Brotherhood
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“I, too, sing America. I am the darker brother. They send me to eat in the kitchen When company comes, MANY EVENTS ARE FREE But I laugh, And eat well, Purchase two or more And grow strong. Festival performances* and Tomorrow, claim a 30% discount off I'll be at the table the single ticket prices! When company comes. Nobody'll dare Say to me, "Eat in the kitchen," Then. Besides, They'll see how beautiful I am And be ashamed-- I, too, am America.”
Langston Hughes American poet, social activist, 1902 - 1967
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Ulysses 2014 Charlotte Festival of the Arts | 3 LECTURES & EXHIBITIONS ➤ Purchase Festival Tickets Online No Longer Just a Dream www.carolinatix.org UNC Charlotte College of Arts + Architecture and Harvey B. Gantt Center www.ulyssesfestival.org March 25 | Harvey B. Gantt Center | 6 pm | Free In “No Longer Just a Dream: Two African-American Commemorative Sites on the National Mall,” Dr. Charles Davis will be speaking about recent sites on the national mall in Washington, DC: the Martin Luther King Memorial and the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Dr. Charles Davis is an assistant professor of history, theory and criticism in the School of Architecture. MANY EVENTS ARE FREE
Purchase two or more Festival performances* and claim a 30% discount off "Yes, if you want to say that I was a drum major, the single ticket prices! say that I was a drum major for justice; say that I was a drum major for righteousness. And all of the other shallow things will not matter." ―
Martin Luther King Jr. clergyman, activist, humanitarian, 1929 - 1968
From Apartheid to Democracy: The Struggle for Liberation in South Africa The Batte Center at Wingate University February - March | Batte Center Rotunda Lobby | Free April 1994 remains the historical watershed for two momentous events in the history of South Africa: the end of the apartheid era and the dawn of a new democratic order. This new exhibit illustrates the profound transformation by telling the story of the first ten years of South Africa as a democracy. Throughout the exhibit, there are panels that highlight the similarities between A Beautiful Symphony the American South and the South African experience. This exhibit was created by the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg, South Africa and adapted by Levine Museum of the New South. of Brotherhood
Ulysses 2014 Charlotte Festival of the Arts | 4 LECTURES & EXHIBITIONS ➤ Purchase Festival Tickets Online Bearing Witness: www.carolinatix.org The New York Photo League www.ulyssesfestival.org and Sonia Handelman Meyer The Mint Museum Current – June 29 | Mint Museum Randolph | Museum admission The New York Photo League was established in New York City in 1936 by a group MANY EVENTS ARE FREE of young, idealistic photographers, including Sonia Handelman Meyer who now lives in Charlotte. Committed to social justice, these photographers took to the streets to capture the lives of ordinary people as they had never before been Dorothea Lange Purchase two or more depicted. Organized by The Mint Museum and made possible through generous Festival performances* and support from MetLife Foundation, with additional support provided by Young Affiliates of the Mint. claim a 30% discount off the single ticket prices! Out of the Shadows: Undocumented and Unafraid Levine Museum of the New South Current - June 29 | Levine Museum of the New South | Free / Sun.; $ 5 - $ 8 / Mon. - Sat. This participatory art exhibit offers an opportunity to learn about the experiences of undocumented Latino youth, and to better understand their predicament. Art and media by undocumented immigrant students from Charlotte and the Triangle area Sonia Handelman Meyer explore complex issues around their legal status, education and identity. Faces of Freedom Summer: The Photography of Herbert Randall Levine Museum of the New South Current - August 17 | Levine Museum of the New South | Free / Sundays; $ 5 - $ 8 / Mon. - Sat. A collection of images by photographer Herbert Randall documenting the struggles and triumphs of Civil Rights activists, A Beautiful Symphony students and disenfranchised African-American voters in Mississippi during the summer of 1964. of Brotherhood
Ulysses 2014 Charlotte Festival of the Arts | 5 LECTURES & EXHIBITIONS ➤ Purchase Festival Tickets Online Display of ArtVee Mobile Eco-Studio by Jason McDonald www.carolinatix.org and featuring an installation by Samantha Hill www.ulyssesfestival.org McColl Center for Visual Art March 20 | McColl Center for Visual Art | 7 – 9 pm | FREE Fall 2013 ArtPlace America Environmental Artist-In-Residence Jason MacDonald’s mobile installation originally titled A Way From Home was built from a reclaimed industrial container and environmentally conscious elements such as a rainwater collection system and beds for various native and edible plants. The mobile studio will ultimately reside in the Brightwalk community and serve as a site for future art happenings and installations by subsequent Environmental Artists-In-Residence. MANY EVENTS ARE FREE Installed within McDonald’s ArtVee Mobile Eco-Studio is Chicago-based artist Samantha Hill’s Reflections in the Moment (A Kinship Project Art Facilitation). During her Fall 2013 residency at McColl Center, Hill developed numerous connections with community members and this work is a depiction of her experiences that is the catalyst for her Brightwalk at Historic Double Oaks Oral Histories Project in Charlotte. Her goal for this project was to record the stories of the former occupants of Double Purchase two or more Oaks as well as the new residents of Brightwalk and the Statesville Avenue Corridor to create an experience that capture Festival performances* and the essence of this particular urban transformation. The installation on view here tells the story of Darryl Gaston, Double Oaks business owner, Druid Hills Neighborhood Association claim a 30% discount off Leader and former Charlotte Mecklenburg Housing Partnership Board Member. Samantha Hill’s work does not give an answer the single ticket prices! to the effect of urban transformation on a city’s culture, but it is meant to open up the conversation about the topic to the public. Women of Vision: National Geographic Photographers on Assignment The Mint Museum March 29 - July 20 | Mint Museum Uptown | Special exhibition admission For the last decade, some of the most powerful and impactful stories have been produced by a new generation of women. The works by eleven trailblazing photographers featured in this exhibition capture compelling stories of our planet and its people, from the savannahs of Botswana to the war torn streets of Libya and Afghanistan. Exhibition organized and traveled by the National Geographic Society. PNC Financial Services is the Presenting National Tour Sponsor, with additional local support from Dickens Mitchener Residential Real Estate, the Mint Museum Auxiliary, and Moore & Van Allen. A Beautiful Symphony
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Stephanie Sinclair Ulysses 2014 Charlotte Festival of the Arts | 6 OPERA ➤ Purchase Festival Tickets Online Wagner’s The Flying Dutchman www.carolinatix.org Opera Carolina March 22, 27 & 30 | Belk Theater | $ 15 – $ 144 | www.carolinatix.org www.ulyssesfestival.org Mesmerized by the Flying Dutchman, the young dreamer Senta flies from the affections of the handsome Erik and flings herself into the dark waters that lie in wait, choosing to love and save the phantom of the seven seas. Rise for Freedom Opera Carolina, Firebird Arts Alliance, and On Q Productions MANY EVENTS ARE FREE April 3 | Biddle Hall, Johnson C. Smith University | 7 pm | FREE April 4 | Fellowship Hall, First Baptist Church, Matthews | 7 pm | FREE Purchase two or more April 5 | Chapel, Sharon Presbyterian Church, Charlotte | 7 pm | FREE Festival performances* and A new production of American composer Hailstork’s one-act opera that tells The John Parker Story. The English-language opera takes place claim a 30% discount off in Ripley, Ohio in 1860, and tells the story of John Parker, a freed slave who risks his own freedom to help slaves escape bondage in Kentucky. the single ticket prices! A moving tale of heroism and self-sacrifice as told by our country’s leading African American composer.
“When I sing, I don't want them to see that my face is black. I don't want them to see that my face is white. I want them to see my soul. And that is colorless.”
Marian Anderson African-American contralto 1897 - 1993
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A Little Knight Music MANY EVENTS ARE FREE Charlotte Symphony and Discovery Place March 28 | Knight Theater | $ 18 / 12 pm; $ 29 / 7:30 pm | www.carolinatix.org Purchase two or more Disappear into Haydn’s “Farewell” Symphony… but not before stepping * back in time with Mozart’s “A Little Night Music” and “Serenata Notturna.” Festival performances and Extras: Stay and ‘Light the Knight’ with luminescent activities by claim a 30% discount off Discovery Place. the single ticket prices! Johnny Clegg Band Wingate University March 28 | The Batte Center | 7:30 pm | $ 25 | www.carolinatix.org Johnny Clegg is one of South Africa’s most celebrated sons. He is a singer, songwriter, dancer, anthropologist and musical activist whose infectious crossover music, a vibrant blend of Western pop and African Zulu rhythms, exploded onto the international scene and broke through all the barriers in his own country. Known as “the white Zulu,” Clegg formed one of the first successful integrated bands in South Africa. South by South Africa Wingate University The Music Department of Wingate University & Singing Black and White March 29 | The Batte Center | 7:30 pm | $ 10 | www.carolinatix.org The Wingate University Choirs partner with Singing Black and White to bring noted South African conductor Dalene Hoogenhout to the United States to lead a celebration of South African music with choirs from A Beautiful Symphony throughout the Piedmont region. of Brotherhood
Ulysses 2014 Charlotte Festival of the Arts | 8 CONCERTS ➤ Purchase Festival Tickets Online Free At Last: A Choral Celebration of the Civil Rights Era www.carolinatix.org Northwest School of the Arts April 3 | The Auditorium at Northwest School of the Arts | 7 pm | $ 3 / adults; $ 2 / students www.ulyssesfestival.org Tickets: At the door The Choirs of Northwest School of the Arts, in conjunction with our African-American Studies Class, present the moving and essential music that helped define the struggle for Civil Rights, culminating in the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Christ Church Cathedral Choir of Oxford, England MANY EVENTS ARE FREE 89.9 WDAV Classical Public Radio April 4 | Covenant Presbyterian Church | 7 pm | $ 10 - $ 20 | www.carolinatix.org April 5 | Davidson College Presbyterian Church | 7:30 pm | $ 10 - $ 20 | www.carolinatix.org Purchase two or more * Rated as one of the world’s top male-voice choirs, Christ Church Cathedral Festival performances and Choir of Oxford, England returns to Covenant Presbyterian Church to perform at the acoustically stunning venue, as well as a performance at Davidson claim a 30% discount off College Presbyterian Church. The program includes works from Tallis, the single ticket prices! Handel, Purcell, Walton, Tippett and Vaughan Williams. The concert is presented by 89.9FM WDAV.
"We don't have to be called black, when we stand for our bows, that fact will become clear when it should – after the music has made its own impact."
Hale Smith Africa-American Composer 1925-2009
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Ulysses 2014 Charlotte Festival of the Arts | 9 CONCERTS ➤ Purchase Festival Tickets Online All Russian www.carolinatix.org Charlotte Symphony April 11 & 12 | Belk Theater | 8 pm | $ 19.50 - $ 85.50 | www.carolinatix.org www.ulyssesfestival.org Christopher Warren-Green, Conducting / Calin Lupanu, violin RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Russian Easter Overture PROKOFIEV Violin Concerto No. 1 STRAVINSKY Petrushka (1947) The CSO celebrates Russian masterworks, performing Igor Stravinsky’s streamlined re-creation of his dramatic score to MANY EVENTS ARE FREE the ballet Petrushka, Rimsky-Korsakov’s celebratory Russian Easter Overture, and Prokofiev’s ethereal Violin Concerto No.1 on which CSO Concertmaster Calin Lupanu takes center stage. Purchase two or more McColl and Response with Jazz Art Initiative Festival performances* and McColl Center for Visual Art claim a 30% discount off April 17 | McColl Center for Visual Art | 6 – 8 pm | Free the single ticket prices! Jazz Art Initiative is a Charlotte non-profit whose mission is “connecting the cultural community and developing an audience for jazz through quality education, performance, and musician support.” Jazz Arts Initiative Youth Ensembles will play an Ode to Civil Rights. Join us for an evening of Jazz as musicians explore the era and share interpretations on classic hits of what is often considered America’s only true original art form.
UNC Charlotte Jazz Ensemble UNC Charlotte College of Arts + Architecture April 22 | Robinson Hall at UNC Charlotte | 7:30 pm | $ 6 / adults; $ 4 / students A Beautiful Symphony The UNC Charlotte Jazz Ensemble presents a multi-media performance that combines music by the jazz artists of the Civil Rights Era with words and images from the struggle. of Brotherhood
Ulysses 2014 Charlotte Festival of the Arts | 10 DANCE Othello ➤ North Carolina Dance Theatre April 24, 25 & 26 | Knight Theater | 7:30 pm | $ 25 and up | www.carolinatix.org Purchase Festival Tickets Online Deception, desire and paparazzi take center stage in Dwight Rhoden’s adaptation of Othello. A musical theater style production with original music by David Rozenblatt, Othello sizzles as it puts Shakespeare’s www.carolinatix.org characters into a 21st century rock and roll lifestyle. Iago, the story’s narrator, is a one-hit wonder with www.ulyssesfestival.org a stalled career and an insatiable hunger for the spotlight. He wishes to bring Othello, a powerful music industry exec, down and uses Othello’s pop star wife, Desdemona, in his scheme. This contemporary adaptation of Othello showcases the dancers’ athleticism and theatrical flair with seductive pas de deuxs and large scale, intricate dance numbers. Othello is so dramatic it could be ripped from the gossip headlines of today! Bonus: Artistic Director Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux is proud to announce NC Dance Theatre will perform a work by choreographer Jiri Kylian for the first time. Kylian’s somber and soulful Forgotten Land, which takes inspiration from a painting of water eroding the shore, opens the Othello evening. MANY EVENTS ARE FREE
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Alvin Ailey African-American choreographer 1931 - 1989
Special Performance with Talk Back Session Ulysses Dance Project 2014: A Symphony of Brotherhood North Carolina Dance Theatre April 6 | 6:30 pm | FREE – Donation suggested Patricia McBride & Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux Center for Dance The evening includes works by choreographers and faculty from North Carolina Dance Theatre, including an excerpt from Dwight Rhoden’s Innovative Works premiere Sit In Stand Out. Winthrop University in collaboration with Queens University, Johnson C. Smith University, Caroline Calouche & Co., and Moving Poets are all performing. Take your experience one step further by participating in Dancers @ Heart -- participants have the unique opportunity to create a dance work along with the professional staff of North Carolina Dance Theatre, and participants will present their work as part of the Ulysses Dance Project 2014. The performance will be followed by a talk back with A Beautiful Symphony special guests from the Levine Museum of the New South. For more information or to register for Dancers @ Heart, contact the Education & Outreach Department of North Carolina Dance Theatre at 704-372-0101 ext. 2767. Participation in Dancers @ Heart is free. of Brotherhood
Ulysses 2014 Charlotte Festival of the Arts | 11 FILM & THEATER ➤ Bayou Blue: Film screening and conversation Purchase Festival Tickets Online with filmmaker and McColl Center Artist-In-Residence Alix Lambert www.carolinatix.org McColl Center for Visual Art www.ulyssesfestival.org March 20 | McColl Center for Visual Art | 7 – 9 pm | Free In a poverty-stricken area of southeastern Louisiana, 23 men were murdered between 1997 and 2006. Local police departments had great difficulty finding the perpetrator, at least in part because Hurricane Katrina put great demands on them around 2005. This documentary by McColl Center Artist-In-Residency Alix Lambert reconstructs the events and reveals some of the least attractive aspects of this mysterious swamp region: the poverty, the racism, the drug problems, the ever-present environmental pollution, a lack of coordination between the various agencies involved, and the reasons behind this monster remaining at large for so long. The filmmakers follow local police officers to the scenes of the crimes and interview them about their findings. We also see members MANY EVENTS ARE FREE of the victims’ families discussing the death of their loved ones and the attempts to apprehend the murderer. How is it possible that such a major case was not picked up by the national press? It was dismissed as a “regional question,” explains one local journalist. And it also brought up complex issues such as homosexuality and the homeless – “A segment of society we don’t like to talk about Purchase two or more anyways,” the journalist concludes matter-of-factly. Additional footage from local news programs as well as confrontational sound * recordings of interrogations of the killer make for a film that offers a grim picture of an often hidden side of our society. Festival performances and claim a 30% discount off Harriet’s Return "I never had an occasion the single ticket prices! Tomorrow’s R.O.A.D. to question color, March 21 | Pease Auditorium at CPCC | 7:30 pm | $ 30; $ 50 / VIP; $ 25 / seniors; $ 15 / students therefore, I only saw Tickets: http://tix.cpcc.edu myself as what I was... Harriet’s Return is an award-winning theatrical a human being." production that chronicles the private and public life of famed Underground Railroad conductor, Sidney Poitier spiritual icon, and revolutionary Harriet Tubman, Actor, Director and Author whose life spanned nine decades and still 1927 - influences the consciousness of people around the world. Portrayals of more than thirty colorful characters take the audience from contemporary America into the depths of Ms. Tubman’s soul, the psyche of a nation, and a call to action. Directed by Jake Walker and performed by Karen Jones Meadows, Harriet’s Return has universal appeal, as did Harriet Tubman. Harriet’s Return is an official event of the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom Program. A Beautiful Symphony of Brotherhood
Ulysses 2014 Charlotte Festival of the Arts | 12 ULYSSES FESTIVAL VENUES McCOLL CENTER FOR VISUAL ART ➤ 721 North Tryon Street | Charlotte, NC 28202 | 704.332.5535 AND RECOMMENDED PARKING Parking: Free parking is available in McColl lot at the corner of 10th and Church St. Metered parking is available along 10th, Church St., and Tryon St. Purchase Festival Tickets Online THE BATTE CENTER – WINGATE UNIVERSITY (spots are free after 6pm and on weekends) 403 North Camden Road | Wingate, NC 28174 | 704.233.8300 MINT MUSEUM - RANDOLPH www.carolinatix.org BELK THEATER 2730 Randolph Road | Charlotte, NC 28207 | 704.337.2000 www.ulyssesfestival.org AT BLUMENTHAL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER NORTHWEST SCHOOL OF THE ARTS 130 North Tryon Street | Charlotte, NC 28202 | 704.372.1000 1415 Beatties Ford Road | Charlotte, NC 28216 | 980.343.5500 Designated parking garages: FESTIVAL SPONSORS Bank of America Center Parking Garage - Enter on Trade or 5th St. between PATRICIA MCBRIDE & JEAN-PIERRE BONNEFOUX CENTER FOR DANCE North College St. and North Brevard St. AT NORTH CAROLINA DANCE THEATRE 701 North Tryon Street | Charlotte, NC 28202 | 704.372.0101 COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1000 E Morehead Street | Charlotte, NC 28204 | 704.333.9071 PEASE AUDITORIUM – CPCC Pease Lane/1206 Elizabeth Avenue | Charlotte, NC 28204 DAVIDSON COLLEGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Parking: From Charlottetown Ave. (formerly Independence Blvd.), proceed on 100 North Main Street | Davidson, NC 28036 | 704.892.5641 4th St. towards King’s and Uptown Charlotte. Turn right into the driveway to the second parking deck, labeled as Employee Parking and Theatre Parking. Overflow LEVINE CENTER FOR THE ARTS parking available on Elizabeth Ave. across Kings towards Uptown before one crosses under I-277. Parking: Levine Center for the Arts garage, located below the Duke Energy Center at 550 South Tryon St. The visitor entrance to the parking garage is ROBINSON HALL AT UNC CHARLOTTE located on West Stonewall St. Visitor parking is offered on levels P1 and P2. THE COLLEGE OF ARTS + ARCHITECTURE UNC Main Campus | 9201 University City Blvd. | Charlotte, NC 28223 THE HARVEY B. GANTT CENTER 704.687.8622 FOR AFRICAN-AMERICAN ARTS + CULTURE Parking: After entering campus at the main gate off of Hwy 49/University City 551 South Tryon Street | Charlotte, NC 28202 | 704.547.3700 Blvd., bear right at the traffic circle onto Mary Alexander Road. Robinson Hall will be the first building on your left. Continue past Robinson Hall until you see KNIGHT THEATER the entrance to East Deck 1 on your right. 430 South Tryon Street | Charlotte, NC 28202 | 704.372.1000 SHARON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MINT MUSEUM - UPTOWN 5201 Sharon Road | Charlotte, NC 28210 | 704.553.0869 500 South Tryon Street | Charlotte, NC 28202 | 704.337.2000 UNITED HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR ALL PEOPLE LEVINE MUSEUM OF THE NEW SOUTH 1019 South Mint Street | Charlotte, NC 28203 | 704.377.1835 200 E 7th Street | Charlotte, NC 28202 | 704.333.1887 7TH STREET PUBLIC MARKET Parking: On weekdays, Levine Museum provides visitors 2 hours of validation 224 E 7th Street | Charlotte, NC 28202 | 704.230.4346 for parking in Seventh Street Station parking deck, which is located next to the museum. After 2 hours, regular parking fees apply. Parking: The 7th Street Public Market is located on the ground floor Seventh Street Station, a large parking deck with plenty of spaces and easy access. On weekends and for evening events, the museum provides parking validation, Parking is free for all Market customers for the first 90 minutes with a validated with no hourly limit. parking ticket.
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