interdisciplinary

A dancer dips into a low second position, leaning over her right knee, chest and chin lifted, an open right hand reaching. Her silver top and the billowing folds of her skirt shimmer in the blueish light. Behidn her a row of dancers standing in gowns of different constructions and colors, sparkling and reflecting as behind them a video of a field path plays, one dancer in a yellow dress walking on screen.
Photo: Maria Baranova
  • Reviews

Multilayered Memory in a Feminist Timescape

Emilee Lord

Jasmine Hearn’s Memory Fleet: Beloved, Let’s Cross

Caught in mid flight against a blurred background of golds, oranges, and blues, a Warbler arches its head up and pushes its wings down together in a lifting stroke. It has a golden brown head with a white throat under its small pointed beak. There is a small gold patch above its tail feathers and its wing and tail feathers are shades of black, grey, brown, and white.
Photo: Christine Cieslak
  • Interviews

Neighbor Watching

Emilee Lord

Dance and science create space for learning and hope.

Photo: Terry Fox
  • Reviews, Write Back Atchas

Dancing, Speaking, Crying, Screaming: A Write Back Atcha

Charly Santagado

Two interdisciplinary works where lineages unravel, burdens are unloaded, and emotions let loose.

Photo: Maria Baranova
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Everything is HEBEL

Emilee Lord

A carefully constructed choreographic layering that is complex while still allowing for air, time, and this ceaseless quiet.

Photo: Tara Mercene
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For yourself, to yourself

Megan Mizanty

An autobiographical tale of motivation.

Photo: Daniel Jackson
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Traversing a Monumental Vision

Jonathan Stein

Dancers’ gestures achieved spiritual and physical communion with William Edmondson’s figurative sculptures.

Photo: Tali Keren
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What do we carry in our dances?

Kristen Shahverdian

American evangelicals performing Israeli folk dances against the backdrop of the military base.

Photo: Kidlat Fajardo Canlas
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Reclaiming the Village

Ella-Gabriel Mason

Ani/MalayaWorks invite the community to join their intimate investigation of immigration, colonization, family, and home.