Quarantining Through Dance: Interview with Aaron Samuel Davis Aaron's work aims to create a space where fearlessness is respected and honored, and where he may use the voice and the body as a form of resistance.
Art — 5 minutes ago
Quarantining Through Dance: Interview with Morgan Amirah Burns
A lot of people are seeing movement in general as a form of liberation, as a form of protest, as a form of self-care, and the dance world is giving way to that right now.
Art — a month ago
On Creating Strikethrough: The Process Behind Erasure Poetry in Choreographic Scores
Having been on the inside of a choreographed erasure, the dancers both considered their own movement invention as an integrative part of the creative process.
Stories — a month ago
Quarantining Through Dance: Interview with Basia Lamy
Basia is a teacher, performing artist, and founder of the jewelry donation project, JewlzbyB. She focuses on how dance and entrepreneurial work can evoke joy and lasting change in our communities.
Art — 2 months ago
Bi-Coastal Photo Flights: A Theory on the Ecology of Memory
Moving to New York was like some predetermined departure from the California dream. However many flights I took from New York, to New York, I felt that many pieces had been scattered upon my leaving
Stories — 2 months ago
Quarantining Through Dance: Interview with Jasmine Domfort
Jasmine has been improvising to jazz and classical since before she could talk or read, making dances ever since.
Art — 3 months ago
Cóco Fernández takes us into her world of form and color
Cóco Fernández is a Spanish artist whose work touches into the worlds of painting, drawing, ceramics, artistic direction, and more. Despite working across various mediums, her work speaks a common language, as though made to live in the world together.
Art — 5 months ago
