her 40th anniversary season, she reinvented a way to move forward with a more flexible, affordable, touring model with the work Site Series (Inside Outside), creating a work for people's living rooms, galleries, museums, parks – any unconventional space. Site Series (Inside Outside) considers and is propelled by the nomadic nature of being a performing artist - we carry everything with us: our history, thoughts, possessions and experiences to wherever we land and we make those surroundings our temporary home. For her 43rd season, Ms. Jenkins and her Company premiered Skies Calling Skies Falling and a reimagined Site Series for the Wilsey Center in the War Memorial Building in San Francisco. Site Series was viewed in the Education Studio from 4 sides, up close and personal. Skies Calling Skies Falling was seen in the Atrium Theater in a more traditional seating environment. There was an 8-minute video by video artists by David and Hi-Jin Hodge that preceded the live dancing filmed in a granary in San Francisco. Additional collaborators were Michael Palmer – poet, Thomas Carnacki - music, David Robertson - lighting design and Mary Domenico – costumes. As the Company nears the 45th anniversary in 2019, Artistic Director Margaret Jenkins, long-time collaborators Paul Dresher, Rinde Eckert, Alexander V. Nichols, Michael Palmer and our dancers have been deep at work incubating new ideas. This will be the first time since 1993's The Gates (Far Away Near) that these artistic collaborators and Ms. Jenkins have all worked together. "I am very excited to be in collaboration again with these remarkable artists with whom I have made so many works dating back to 1973 - and with the dancer/collaborators as well. As we begin to consider the 45th anniversary of the Margaret Jenkins Dance Company in 2019, certain enduring questions propose themselves. Does time dance? Does it sing? Does it call out to us from the future-past with its hopes and regrets? Can movement speak and language dance? With such thoughts in mind and body, the Company and its collaborators, in preparation for the full-scale celebration of the anniversary, welcome your presence in this intimate studio setting." - Margaret Jenkins The evening will feature live music performed by Paul Dresher as well as Rinde Eckert and Margaret Jenkins in reprised excerpts of Shorebirds Atlantic from 1988. Accomplishments As an organizer and enthusiast for dance, Jenkins served as Artistic Consultant to Dance About,