Come out this Thursday for an evening of movement and storytelling with Tamara Chu
Part spoken journey, part moving meditation, tomorrow evening we’ll follow Tamara’s explorations of presence, performance, and the “art of the whole truth.”
Through her creative work as a dancer, digital artist, and (most recently) Problem Library MC, Tamara often returns to the question of presence—an intangible quality of artistic and athletic performance that can animate a space, focus a crowd, and shift what’s possible between people.
Tamara will share reflections from past projects—including her cinematic web novella Sabrina x Nine—alongside insights from her return to martial arts with her father, a practice she once resisted but now approaches as living philosophy. Her stories explore how lessons move across generations, how metaphors encode wisdom, and how movement can become a form of remembering.
What opens up when we follow the spiral of lifelong inquiry? What kind of presence passes from one body to another? And more curiously: what is it like to live two lives at once—one moving backward toward your past?
Be with us for an evening that will end as it begins: in movement, together.
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A Creative Life #004
with Tamara Chu
Thursday, July 31st
Doors at 6pm / Talk at 7pm
Problem Library
1288 15th Ave, San Francisco
$15 for Adults
$5 for students
Free for SOF/PC alumni |
