Our Story:

 

Gloaming Project began as an cathartic response to a chaotic world—a way to reconnect with the natural world and explore creative intimacy amid societal tumult. Born from a series of improvised collaborations between dancer Djahari Clark and musician David Kamm during quarantine, we explored themes of isolation, longing, connection, and dissonance.

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As Co-Directors, we’ve since opened our doors to new collaborations, producing work rooted in the Catskills. Gloaming Project now offers limited artist residencies, occasional workshops, and unique performance experiences.

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Our residency offers refuge to creatives seeking restoration and inspiration. We believe creativity needs space—without expectation. All disciplines welcome.