terrible loss

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We grieve the loss of Jeremy Choate, light artist and integral member of the Houston arts community.  A compassionate and patient man taken from us too soon, trying to make sense of it.

Joel Luks has written this on Culture Map about Jeremy Choate’s passing.  Talks about his work, his collaborations and his daughters.  Rest in peace, Jeremy.

Houston Press writes this.

Chron.com

From the Heights Leader.

From Theodore Bale.

Give more hugs, give more love.

Mortar, Sylphs Wrote, lighting by Jeremy Choate

Prayers, please

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Last night lighting designer Jeremy Choate known to all the Houston arts community was hit on his bike by a drunk driver.  Here’s the chron story.  If you’ve been to a modern dance performance or theater show in Houston, it’s likely you’ve seen his work.  He lit Mortar, Sylphs Wrote, our Spring 2011 show at both Barnevelder in Big Range Dance Festival and 12 MInutes Max! at Diverse Works.  Please pray for his healing.