Medina Triennial announces casting call for filmed performance exploring canal history
Internationally recognized Mexican artist and composer will premiere work during Triennial arts initiative
Press Release, Medina Triennial and Go Art!
MEDINA – The Genesee-Orleans Regional Arts Council (GO Art!) is pleased to partner with the Medina Triennial to announce a casting call for community participants in a collaborative performance artwork premiering during the Triennial’s inaugural event in 2026.
This unique opportunity invites individuals of all ages and backgrounds to take part in a filmed performance created by a renowned Mexican artist in collaboration with a composer and sound artist. The work will explore the history and hydrology of the Erie Canal through simple, guided vocal actions that together form an immersive soundscape.
Casting Call Details
- The Medina Triennial will run from June through September 2026, highlighting contemporary art and community engagement throughout Medina and the Erie Canal corridor.
- Participants are needed for a filmed performance directed by an internationally recognized artist.
- The performance will feature accessible vocal actions, requiring no prior training.
- Filming will take place on March 28 at 324 Catherine St., Medina (the former Medina High School) with optional rehearsals on March 25 and 26.
Participant Requirements
- Open to singers, vocal enthusiasts, movers, and community members of all ages; no experience necessary.
- Participants must provide their own transportation to Medina.
- Individuals under 18 must be accompanied by an adult and submit a signed photo release.
Application Process
- Interested individuals or groups should complete the participation form by February 20.
- All participants will be credited and must consent to being filmed for promotional and archival purposes.
- The casting call and application form are available on the Medina Triennial website.
Or click here to apply online.
Hard copy applications are also available at GO Art!
Contact: Federico Rosario, Community Engagement & Programs Coordinator for the Medina Triennial, at info@medinatriennial.org.





