UPCOMING EVENTS:
ARTISTS RESPONDING AS ARTISTS (ARAA)
Recontextualizing past works, exploring how Robert Moses works in process, and examining how we can make works that speak to this moment.
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We feel the need to respond to what's happening socially and politically, but we have limited resources, as many artists do. This virtual initiative — Artists Responding as Artists — aims to recontextualize RMK's body of work and explore how we can create art that speaks to this moment.
Beginning in September 2025, we are sharing work in a variety of ways to broaden and engage our online community:
Repertory available to watch online: Each month, we post a full repertory work to Vimeo, where it will be available for viewing for a limited time. Follow our Instagram account, @robertmoseskin, for details!
Creative prompts on Instagram and SoundCloud: Head over to our Instagram page where we're sharing clips from our archives with prompts that encourage our community to engage, explore, and get active. In addition to video, we are posting musical "beats" from past RMK repertory. We invite you to use these elements to create your own work in response to the moment in the context of our repertoire. We encourage you to share your compositions with us on Instagram using #ArtistsResponding and tagging @RobertMosesKIN.
Workshops: For those who want to explore the work in greater depth, we will offer opportunities to do so through workshops. Details coming soon!
Introducing Araa remixes
ARAA Remixes – an open call for artists to engage with RMK and the community at large.
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How to Participate
Each month, RMK will share music via SoundCloud and archival company videos via Vimeo (coming soon). All content is available through the link in our Instagram bio. These resources are meant to inspire and help you create artistic responses to today’s socio-political climate, or foundational American texts such as the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, cultural norms, and key historical events
Use these materials to remix, reinterpret, and speak to the present moment.
All video responses posted to Instagram should include #ARAA and tag @RobertMosesKin. RMK will be selecting pieces to repost on our social media.
Our goal is to uplift, inspire, build community, and resist. Let’s create, reflect, and push forward together.
“Robert Moses, with his dance company, Kin, not only creates some of the most gorgeous movement on stage anywhere, but also is committed to tackling ideas of race, class, culture and gender, and he does so successfully."
— San Francisco Chronicle
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“The movement is extremely stretched out and jazzy, and underscores Moses’ expansive use of space, which in this case makes us feel there are far more than six dancers on stage.”
— Seattle Times