Brave New Works Lab 2025
Featuring
WINDSHIP BOYD & TUMELO MICHAEL MOLOI
LANDRY BUTLER & INGLEWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
STACIE FLOOD-POPP / FOUND MOVEMENT GROUP
KOURTNEY “KOKO” FRENCH
May 15-17 at 8PM
Tickets from $20
“One of the most interesting and dynamic presentations of locally grown talent.”
– Nashville Scene
Celebrate local innovation and creativity with a bold evening of entirely original short-form performances by Nashville artists. This year’s program features a new dance work inspired by the paintings of Hieronymus Bosch, a collaboration exploring the interplay between gumboot and step dance, a trippy live music and multimedia experience, and a fresh Hip-hop dance creation.
CELEBRATING A SEASON OF IMPACT
DakhaBrakha • Botis Seva / Far from the Norm • Fable Cry • Emma Sandall • The Wooster Group • Faustin Linyekula with Heru Shabaka-Ra • Soon-ho Park & Bereishit Dance • Nashville Story Garden • Faye Driscoll • Brave New Works Lab
Thank you for helping us celebrate a powerful season of change-making artists and community impact! With your support, OZ Arts welcomed nearly 6,000 adventurous audience members, supported over 100 independent artists, and reached more than 1,000 students with cutting-edge performances and meaningful education programs over the past year. As we look ahead to our next chapter, your tax-deductible gift can help us launch another inspiring season of vital artistic voices.
Art Wire 2025:
An Inspired Evening of Writing
Tuesday, June 3
Doors at 6PM | Readings at 6:30PM
Sai Clayton
[Freeze Frame]
February 19 - August 8, 2025
Artist Reception: Saturday, April 26th from 5pm-7pm
(before the closing performance of Faye Driscoll’s Weathering)
MISSION
OZ Arts supports the creation, development and presentation of significant performing and visual art works by leading artists whose contribution influences the advancement of their field. Through performances, exhibitions, and community events, OZ Arts focuses on producing and presenting the work of local and visiting artists who reflect our diverse society, utilize new artistic forms and technology in creative ways, and provide opportunities for meaningful engagement with audiences, students and cultural and civic leaders.