BAPTISM (RE)IMAGINED: The Sea Came Up and Drowned
August 21 & 22, 2026 @ Tinworks Art
Remember our confusion will reach new heights of sophistication
We lurch forward from error to discovery to error.
The departed are numerous
the fossil record will tell what happened here
if not
it didn't happen
— Rachel Jamison Webster,
after John McPhee's Annals of the Former World
an exploration land ownership, resource extraction, and climate upheaval, featuring the regional premiere of a Roots co-commission and presented in partnership with Tinworks Art
Program:
My aspens dear by Courage Barda (world premiere)
The Sea Came Up and Drowned by Nicholas Cline (regional premiere)
no longer wild by Matthew Tirona (world premiere)
Songs of Gaia by Shane Scott Cook (world premiere)
Concert artwork: Landscape of Change (2015) by Jill Pelto.