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In preparation for his upcoming performance, SANCTUARY, Kun-Yang Lin deconstructs his creative philosophy.
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Assuming imposed identities, and then going against that, criticizing and parodying.
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Issues of cutural origins and expectations, and what are artists to do now post-election.
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The more voices within the creative process, the harder it can be to create a cohesive work.
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A stellar line-up of dancers recount exciting, exasperating, and sometimes heartrending encounters on State Department tours.
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We climb the hill, in the darkness, stone by stone.
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Movement is one fractal amidst a larger entity when considering dance’s meaning.
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Poppies remain dormant for years before bursting into red glory, as do revolutions.
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A masterclass taught by Xan Burley and Hsiao-Jou Tang gave a taste of Varone’s style.
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The weird, experimental, and unconventional still has a home in South Kensington.