FringeArts

Photo: Blue Chemical Photography

Trapped Between

Kirsten Kaschock

In Fore-ign/Fore-out, four choreographers explore states of liminality—of how to be between things.

Photo: JJ Tiziou

Life After Charmatz’ Levée des Conflits

Rhonda Moore

This piece, still new in my body, is already teaching me life lessons on flexibility of all kinds.

Photo: Aitor Mendilibar

Embodied Social Politics and Group Identity

Scott Rodrigue

CITIZEN melds movement from the African Diaspora with modern dance to question history, heritage, and what it means to belong

Photo: Denise Allen

In Honor of Black Girl Magic: A Curated Salon at The Colored Girls Museum Festival

Janna Meiring

“Sanctified. This space is now sanctified.” The energy of the room was palpable, and urgent.

Photo: Kevin Monko

I love her: Chelsea & Magda

Lauren Samblanet

For every action there is an opposite but equal reaction. For every shame, there is a pleasure.

Photo: Dudu Quintanilha

Emblembody

Kat J. Sullivan

Vecino lives the thousands of tiny existences of each gesture.

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Sports, Monsters, and the Unprecedented Event

Julius Ferraro

The beings in O Monsters may or may not be human. They function according to rules and laws that I’m not sure we fully grasp.

Photo: David McDuffie

The Evolution of Success

Whitney Weinstein

Xavier announces, “No thing can exist without nothing.”

Photo: Dan Comly

The Creeping Threat of Time

Julius Ferraro

Our relationship with time, and empty time in particular, is more antagonistic than it has ever been.

Photo: Bill Hebert

Belonging at Home

Kalila Kingsford Smith

I am reminded that dance works more like poetry than like news.