Dan Hurlin: An American Life in Art and Theater

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About the speaker: Dan Hurlin is an American puppet artist, sculptor, director, and performer who has been making original puppet theater since 1980. Working largely in the Japanese bunraku style, he creates hand-made figures and miniature worlds for stage and gallery. His works include Hiroshima Maiden, Disfarmer, Demolishing Everything with Amazing Speed, and the installation Motel. He has received an OBIE Award, two BESSIE Awards, a Guggenheim Fellowship, and the Rome Prize, and directed the graduate theater program at Sarah Lawrence College until 2020.

Moderated by Trey Hartt

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