Annie Wilson
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Ruminating on the depth and color of human and creatures' experience.
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What pulls on my heart is that they have something to say: How does one nurture commitment over time?
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If a voice inside your head told you to follow someone, would you?
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Poppies remain dormant for years before bursting into red glory, as do revolutions.
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The Rockies began as a slapdash celebration, with the dance and movement community drinking together, celebrating, and laughi
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The bastard: an urge to fall down, a depressive thought that won’t flush away, the bobbing reminder of personal failure.
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The opening salvo of a series of performances accompanying the installation—each of them at night, with a rotating cast prese
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Lovertits wasn’t about the bodies at all. But it was the bodies.
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How do you reclaim something that, while rightfully yours, has always been used against your autonomy?
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They are at a burlesque show called Lovertits. I am at an experimental dance-theater performance that critiques the male gaze called Lovertits.