The Field Network is a consortium of sites that provide Fieldwork workshops (our signature method of nondirectorial, artist-to-artist feedback) and other Field programs. Initiated in 1993, the Network has locations in cities across the United States and in Europe. Each site tailors its activities to the local community with the mission to support artists. Sites are stewarded by trained Fieldwork facilitators who also are practicing artists themselves.
Want to start a Field Network site? Contact The Field Network Manager, Katherine Longstreth, at pdx@thefield.org.
Quick Links: Session Reporting Form for Active Network Sites | The Field National Touring Exchange & Conference | Learn more about Fieldwork
Current Field Sites:
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Atlanta, Georgia founded in 1992 |
Boulder, Colorado founded in 2013 |
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Chicago, Illinois founded in 2018 |
Houston, Texas founded in 1992 |
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Miami, Florida founded in 1992 |
Milwaukee, WI founded in 2013 |
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New York City, New York founded in 1986 |
Portland, Oregon founded in 2014 |
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Portland (Rose City Park), Oregon founded in 2018 |
Salt Lake City, Nevada founded in 1997 |
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Washington, DC founded in 1994 |
Past Field Network Sites include San Francisco (founded in 2005), Los Angeles (founded in 2015), North Carolina (founded in 2003), Berlin (founded in 2009), and Vienna (founded in 2009).
The National Touring Exchange (NTE) program provides an opportunity for our national Field Network Site Leaders to build their capacities by working with other Field Network artists. This program pays for Field Network Sites (represented by a dance/movement-based artist/Fieldwork Facilitator) to travel to different cities for 2-7 days to learn, share, collaborate, and grow. Browse blog posts and content from recent NTE and Network Conferences below.
| The Field Network Conference (odd-numbered years) | National Touring Exchange (even-numbered years) |
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| 2019 National Field Network Conference, April 5-7, 2019 in Portland, Oregon | Read about the 2018 NTE. |
| 2017 National Field Network Conference | Read about the 2016 NTE. |
| 2015 National Field Network Conference |
This project is supported in part by The Field with an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.