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- Reviews
Through stages of quiet rite, disturbing contortion, and macabre hilarity, Marina Cherry takes us somewhere both private and
- Reviews
An invigorating exploration and reinvention of childhood "girls' games".
- Interviews
The controlling forces of coloniality blankets a laissez-faire on whom and what is deemed familiar, normal, and rectified.
- Collections, thINKpieces
Colonialism, a multi-faceted discourse, appears differently within peoples' histories around the world.
- Reviews
I’m laughing; I’m crying; I’m laughing because I’m crying; I’m crying because I’m laughing.
- Interviews
Miguel Gutierrez’s new podcast tackles the complicated nature of philanthropy and the arts.
- Reviews
A collection of zines encourages us to stick with our gut feelings.
- Reviews
It surprises me how captivating the students are, both their willingness to learn the dance and their struggles to find motiv
- Reviews
Dancing is a reminder to care for the body; to have a relationship with it.
- Interviews, Reviews
A conversation with Juan Felipe Miranda Medina dissects decolonization and decoloniality in dance.