Interviews

Photo Credit: San Francisco Dance Film Festival
  • Interviews

Talking Screen Dance: an Interview with Dancing Through The Lens

Emilee Lord

Screen dance, collaborative practice, and dance film festivals.

Photo: Johanna Austin
  • Interviews, Reviews

Constructing Memorials in Bodies, Site and Sounds

Kristen Shahverdian

The artists wove together themes of naming and violence in a site responsive work at Cherry St. Pier.

Notation: Gabe Valentine
  • Book Reviews, Interviews

Embodying Marks: Dance Notation and Scores in Conversation

Emilee Lord

A conversation on motif description and scores with Emilee Lord and Brendan McCall.

Jeremy Carter Gordon
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Técnicas somáticas, autorreflexión y transformación como herramientas para Embodying Reconciliation – Cuerpos para la Reconciliación

Lauren Putty White
Photo: Joshua
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Tearing the Snail Shells (Based on the True Story of Emmanuel Cudjoe)

Anito Gavino

Is it possible to decolonize dance writing without resorting to master’s tools?

Photo: Yurany Pabón
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Somatic Techniques, Self- Reflection, and Transformation as Tools for Embodying Reconciliation – Cuerpos para la Reconciliación

Lauren Putty White

Decolonizing starts with self.

Photo: Jinki Cambronero
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What Are Your Waters? (A kōrero with Jack Gray)

nikolai mckenzie ben rema

Gray has created a world of practices which call into the room a thousand years of knowledge and resistance in the face of co

Photo: Tim Black
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Dancing the Self In-Between*: A Dialogue with Umeshi Rajeendra

Rhonda Moore

The controlling forces of coloniality blankets a laissez-faire on whom and what is deemed familiar, normal, and rectified.

Photo: Ian Douglas
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Ethics in Art and Money

Emilee Lord

Miguel Gutierrez’s new podcast tackles the complicated nature of philanthropy and the arts.

Photo: CONTRAPUNTO Huelles vivas del zapateo afroperuano
  • Interviews, Reviews

“An Act of Care”: A Conversation with Juan Felipe Miranda Medina

Leila Mire

A conversation with Juan Felipe Miranda Medina dissects decolonization and decoloniality in dance.