collaboration

A hand holds a well-worn book over a sunlit wooden floor, with the shadow of a spider plant beside it. Torn yellow paper scraps stick out as bookmarks. The white cover reads “Interdisciplinary Laboratory of Art Nature and Dance, a Field Guide to iLanding,” above an abstract charcoal drawing of circles, arches, towers, scratches, and stacked squares.
Photo: Emilee Lord
  • Interviews, Reviews

With, Between, Through

Emilee Lord

20 Years of iLanding

Two dancers wear black costumes, and the lighting is low and shadowy. One dancer lays face-up on the stage with arms softly outstretched to the sides and their chest lifted off the floor, legs bending at the knees. The other dancer sits, gazing downwards at them. Dancers: Sayer Mansfield, Marla Phelan
Photo: Tim Richardson
  • Reviews

Science and Dance in Creative Conversation

Jen George

Science in partnership with dance yields collaboration and contrasting forces.

Photo credit: Alexander Diaz
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A body/ a response

Ellen Miller

A dancer inspires a filmmaker, and a filmmaker inspires a poet.

Photo: Dorrine Calhoun
  • Reviews

Mother to Son, Son to Mother – Megan Bridge and Tristan Price Celebrate Whistler and Bach

Rhonda Moore

Two nimble performers with a deliciously nuanced sense of timing.

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: Shannon Murphy
  • Reviews

A Taste of the Inside

Lu Donovan

A collection of zines encourages us to stick with our gut feelings.

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thINKingDANCE Winter Tea with tD: Come Celebrate the Year with us! Sunday December 13th, 2026 2-4:30pm Free event featuring work-in-progress performances, dancing, tea & snacks Come at 2om for a free beginner-friendly hip hop dance class with Bee
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