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THE BOOK OF WATER
A diasporic ballet considering the intersections of the plantationocene, capitalocene, disaster capitalism and what Collette Pinchon Battle names, “Climate Gentrification,” Peaches at the Beach will be a series of four movement- and temporary site-specific installations featuring Black feminists and their allies in conversation with Water as a nomadic Oracle.
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